Monologue

Mer Monologue from Prometheus Bound

From Prometheus Bound by Aeschylus

male · philosophical · 38 sec

Well, then, bear in mind the things of which I forewarn you: and do not, when ye have been caught in the snares of Ate, throw the blame on fortune, nor ever at any time say that Jove cast you into unforeseen calamity: no indeed, but ye your ownselves: for well aware, and not on a sudden, nor in ignorance, will ye be entangled by your senselessness in an impervious net of Ate. [_Exit_ MERCURY.

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