February 2017 · Feature · Page 130

Evenus

Anger and sadness consume Evenus in this photo study by Stavros Dimakopoulos.

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Son of Ares and Sterope. Noble king of Aetolia. Proud father of marpessa. Despaired at the loss

of his kidnapped daughter, Evenus decides to

meet his destiny. He chooses the darkest of

all the dark paths of human thought.

Having come a long way, all of a sudden he becomes

son of Anger and sadness. His gaze becomes

vacant. His voice, soulless. His soul, breached.

His body, ebony. And his hope, forever lost.

He hurls himself into the river. A human wreck.

And sinking.

Forever.

Lost.

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From Scene No. 1, February 2017, pages 130–134. The text is set here as it was printed, so some names and links are of their time.

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