I just watched Clash and Wrath of the Titans, so here is a story that inspired me.
Should I have done something? I could have stopped all the absurdity of Hades. Should I have spoken up, or would that have lead to more damage and destruction? Many questions I ask myself over and over, time after time, but still, I do not know. Though I have no knowledge of what would have happened, if I spoke up more, and Zeus listened to me.
The wrath of Hades, was unleashed long ago, but I, Apollo could have stopped it.
Hades, is a wretched god, and should not even receive the title "god". I remember when all was good, and we had conquered our father, we did not fight for a while, but then Zeus had to send Hades to the underworld.
The thing that bites at me, like a cold winter chill, is that many humans could have lived if I would have stopped Zeus from making the deal with Hades. Of course, Zeus thinks I am not worth anything, I'm more like a demi-god in his eyes. He thinks I am powerless, and have no self-worth, but I disagree I could have changed the course of the future, and many things would have been changed.
Hades should have been stopped long ago, he should not have even stepped foot onto Mount Olympus, where we dwell. Perseus could have lived a normal life, and maybe even become a god like us, but my father chose to make a deal with a disconsolate, dolorous, calamitous man, who has changed many things. My brother could have taken my advice, and abide with us forever, but who would have slain the kraken? Sometimes my mind is filled with these thoughts that put me in chains when I conceive them, and I forget that I am a god, and will maintain life forever.
Moreover my thoughts provoke me to dream about the outcomes of what I think about day and night. Then I retain once again, that all is well now, and I live forever.