instead of flipping the switch and immediately defaulting to subservience to Zeus, Calypso sticks to her guns and carries out the argument for why she should not have to let Odysseus go

I’m sorry this is a little sparse! I am hoping to complete this game at some point or another, even if it is not right now. I hope to post updates as I go

My project goal was way too ambitious given my energy levels and current state during, well, Everything Going On™

spotism. In the latter, the relation between king and subject was akin to that between master and slaves, whereas a king was more like a father to his

d by the arbitrary will of a single person, he denied that this description applied to the French monarchy. The French king ruled according to the law, no

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For all this is the best there is. If the volcanic activity is in Lisbon,it means it could not have been anywhere else. For it is impossible forthings not to be where they are. For all is well

esult that the more individual misfortunes there are, the more all iswell.’While he was presenting his argument, the air grew thick, thewinds blew from the four corners of the earth, and the ship wasassailed

The next day, while out walking, he met a beggar all covered insores. His eyes were glazed, the end of his nose was eaten away, hismouth was askew, his teeth black, and he spoke from the back of histhroat. He was racked by a violent cough and spat out a tooth withevery spasm.

andidefled as fast as he could to another village. It belongedto Bulgars, and Abar heroes had given it the same treatment.Candide, continually stepping over quivering limbs or through themidst of ruins, eventually left the battlefield behind,

For, everything having been made for a pur-pose, everything is necessarily for the best purpose. Observe hownoses were made to bear spectacles, and so we have spectacles. Legsare evidently devised to be clad in breeches, and breeches we have.

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elythesePersiansoughtnot to bemadetoappearbetterinformedas 'toourreligionthantheywereastoourmannersandcustoms

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eyweregovernedbyakingofforeignorigin,who,withthe viewofcorrectingtheir naturalmalice,treatedthem withseverity;buttheyconspiredagainsthim,killed,him andexterminatedalltheroyalfamily.

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