In Greek legend, Hyacinthus was a young man of Amyclae in Laconia. The son of the King of Sparta, his great beauty attracted the love of Apollo, god of prophecy, archery and music. One afternoon, either while Apollo was teaching Hyacinthus to throw the discus, or they were engaged in a friendly discus throwing competition, tragedy struck. Apollo
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i'll be sure to do you the favour of polishing your dishes before you give throwing them toward me any thought at all.
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Like I'd ever let you even think of doing my dishes.
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I myself am capable of burning water, so I won't be offering to prepare any meals for you in the near future.
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Wouldn't be the first time.
Oh well, I forgive you. I suppose we'll have to call our relatives and let them know it's off. I would've let Nic be best man, however, if that changes your mind...
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