kengr (
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2020
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08:52 pm
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Fitting...
Just noodling around and I suddenly realized that one of the anagrams for "Ares" is "arse". Given his behavior at times this fits. :-)
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2020-12-09 03:24 pm (UTC)
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Even in ancient Greek myth Ares is often portrayed more as a violent child than a great warrior. During the Trojan war there's a segment where he tries to partake of the battle personally, and one of the great heroes wounds him and chases him off.
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Even in ancient Greek myth Ares is often portrayed more as a violent child than a great warrior. During the Trojan war there's a segment where he tries to partake of the battle personally, and one of the great heroes wounds him and chases him off.