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Comisisoned designIn Greek mythology Sisyphus was a king punished by being compelled to roll a huge boulder up a hill, only to watch it roll back down, and to repeat this throughout eternity.
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"You ever hear the story of Icarus. We spent all of eternity pushing a boulder up a mountain; but when he got too close the top, the ball melted in the heat of the sun: you're all like Icarus" Tony from 'Heavy Weights'
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THAT would be annoying. up, and back down. up, and back down. one more time, up, and back down.
*three hours later* STAY! *rolls back down* why am i even doing this.
comic relief aside, this is very powerful.
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you're welcomeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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Amazing use of negative space and positive space in this. I really really love it <3
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I remember that myth. I can't remember what he did, but boy it must've been something bad. 
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he more or less flipped off the Zeus and a few other gods on several occasions.
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Just looked it up; he chained up Thanatos, the God of Death, so that nothing on Earth would die. This pissed off Ares because no death means that battles have become less entertaining for him.
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