‘Trial By Love’ The Mechanisms
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[Spoken: Jonny d'Ville]
And so Hades helped engineer the situation we now see, both for personal amusement and as a favour to… Well, we’ll get to that. Right now, it’s time for the last lock, the trial of love, and who better for it than Ariadne, famed for her love of Theseus?
As it turns out, almost anyone. A small chamber beside the vault slides open.
[Ariadne]
“And what is my trial?”
[Jonny d'Ville]
Her contempt is thick as Oedipus plugs in to analyse it. He lets out a short laugh.
[Oedipus]
“To open the door, one of our number must prove a love stronger than life, and sacrifice themselves without fear or hesitation.”
[Jonny d'Ville]
There is silence; no one notices Ulysses' smile.
[Ariadne]
“I have to die?”
[Oedipus]
“Quite. I’m sure your fee will be paid to Theseus, whom you love so unreservedly.”
[Jonny d'Ville]
Of course, Ariadne has no intention of dying, nor any feeling for Theseus save hate. Alas, no-one had known what the trial of love entailed, and she’d been playing the spurned lover so long she had believed herself up to whatever it might have been. But this?
And so Hades helped engineer the situation we now see, both for personal amusement and as a favour to… Well, we’ll get to that. Right now, it’s time for the last lock, the trial of love, and who better for it than Ariadne, famed for her love of Theseus?
As it turns out, almost anyone. A small chamber beside the vault slides open.
[Ariadne]
“And what is my trial?”
[Jonny d'Ville]
Her contempt is thick as Oedipus plugs in to analyse it. He lets out a short laugh.
[Oedipus]
“To open the door, one of our number must prove a love stronger than life, and sacrifice themselves without fear or hesitation.”
[Jonny d'Ville]
There is silence; no one notices Ulysses' smile.
[Ariadne]
“I have to die?”
[Oedipus]
“Quite. I’m sure your fee will be paid to Theseus, whom you love so unreservedly.”
[Jonny d'Ville]
Of course, Ariadne has no intention of dying, nor any feeling for Theseus save hate. Alas, no-one had known what the trial of love entailed, and she’d been playing the spurned lover so long she had believed herself up to whatever it might have been. But this?
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