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ricardienneAdmittedly, I read it skimmingly.
1. Best line: "Gentle Achates, fetch the tinderbox." I suppose bronze-age peoples probably did use flint and tinder to make a fire, but even so.
2. Lesson learned: the whole damn thing could have been prevented if Aeneas had only taught his son not to take candy from strangers.
3. The end: it effectively counteracted any tragic sense induced by the introduction of Vergil's lines.
1. Best line: "Gentle Achates, fetch the tinderbox." I suppose bronze-age peoples probably did use flint and tinder to make a fire, but even so.
2. Lesson learned: the whole damn thing could have been prevented if Aeneas had only taught his son not to take candy from strangers.
3. The end: it effectively counteracted any tragic sense induced by the introduction of Vergil's lines.
