so he said to her "the world is yours step out onto THE palace balcony to a round of applause, you are my wife, you are beloved, the guardian of the nation. 'and you sell safety to a people who rightfully trust you' " the only sand suitable to sell to make glass is from the seashore or from rivers not from dunes. many shells are broken, plain, unpolished; for coin enough to the meat for a small kabab a weak child may offer the joy of the world to those who need it and those who can no longer see it or feel it. judge not lest you be judged. judge if you are willing to be judged.

meh its really good but its not peak cinema. its too onesided and unintuitive for that.

a hero king offered peace and love to his enemy, his former enemy turned from him and when he spoke lightly in anger for himself and for his people, unthinking of her fear for his people, she cut him from her with a blade meant to protect her, she regreted it and fled from him to protect herself from emotional pain and fear, he threw himself into his work without taking another wife, she became a monster again and when he saw in that instant that she would not return to her ity again he hunted her as he would any other monster. he did not force her he did not beat her he merely returned to the role required of him and hunted she who was rightfully feared. he offered relief, she offered to any that would stumble across her and would not surrender her fears to him. he was the only one prepared, willing, or able to help and or love her and she sought her own suffering and isolation. instead of letting her leave to kill again, he acted for his people and took chase. it is sad and justice was rightfully delivered onto medusa if this is what those who follow in her footsteps are like. she was a monster before she was made to also look like one.

its up there but its shockingly not even very bad. the why and the how are bad, the act itself however is not.

There is a prequel on the same channel

I recomend rewatching it, I seem to have seen more than anyone else in this comment section.

she ran from her husband, he saw that she would not return to relative ity or to him and in his anger he acted against her not as a man who loved her but as a king. the dess medusa (or magic snake eyes of the lil snakes) slew him not for seeing his lack of effort but for his u of the shield of medusa against a medusa. the shield cried for the neglect, the betrayal, at the hero king's sad dutys, at the of a hero(hero technically meant demi ), at all the , and at the pain that the young medusa felt at the of all those she would seek to see and at the of the sole exception. if the dess could she would have simply stopped him but instead by the curse she was made to kill him and by the same impulse the snake heads of the young medusa suffered from.

her scales advanced, suggesting she lost more of her ity as a means for the dess to protect her from pain.

I wonder the same. My guesses are that 1) She's his fiancé or wife but is disgusted and terrified of what he has become so she started carrying a knife because she doest feel safe around him. When he violently grabbed her by the arm it triggered her fight or flight response and she hit him. At some point i thought she was a war prisoner he spared to make her his concubine but it wouldn't make sense that he would call her on the balcony as if she was his wife.