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1 Sergey Oksanine (Translated from Russian) Wake Up, Ares. "She read the play and decided to write a fairy tale herself." From the conversation, heard by the author in a café across from the New York Public Library. The three-act play CHARATERS: Ares, god of war Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty, the wife of Ares Hermes, god of commerce and the boss of thieves Clotho, moire, the spinner of fates CHARACTERS, LEFT BY THE AUTHOR BEHIND THE SCENES: Olympian deities Apollo, god of the sun, of light, of music and art. Artemis, virgin goddess, the patron saint of hunting Athena, goddess of war strategy and craft. Dionysus, god of vine, drunkenness and ecstasy. Hephaestus, god of fire, first husband of Aphrodite, the patron saint of craftsmen Hades, the king of the underworld and the dead Poseidon, god of the sea, in the presentation of the author, the pedagogue of Aphrodite Zeus, god of heaven The gods who were considered the children of Ares and Aphrodite Anteros, god of hate Deimos, spirit of fear and terror Phobos, spirit of panic and rout Eros, god of love 2 Harmony, goddess of harmony and harmony, according to the author, is not yet born Primordial deities Atropos, moire, the implacable, cutting the strings of fate Prometheus, titan, the transmitter of fire Tartarus, god of the darkest and deepest part of hell Uranos, god of heaven, the grandfather of Zeus Muses Clio, muse of history Cephisso, daughter of Apollo, according to the author, muse of the arts, the servant of Aphrodite Mortals who became immortals Asclepios, doctor, the son
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