Odysseus: Scylla!!!!!
Eurylochus: Sky what?
Scylla eats him.
Odysseus: She's coming! Duck!
Eurylochus's ghost: What duck?
Scylla eats him again.
Odysseus (very controlled): Okay, Euri, when I say duck, hit the deck, okay?
Eurylochus's second ghost nods.
Odysseus: Hit the deck! She's up there!
Eurylochus punches the deck and looks up.
Eurylochus: Aaaaaaahhh! She's gonna eat me! OD! Save meeeee! Don't let her eat me!!
Odysseus groans.
Odysseus: Euri, she already has.
Eurylochus: She already has what?
Odysseus: SHE ATE YOU! TWICE, YOU TWIT! Why didn't you duck when I told you to?
Eurylochus: Well, I hit the deck. See? (He slaps the deck again)
Scylla swoops down and eats Odysseus.
Odysseus: I'LL BE BACK! I'll kill you someday, stupid cattle-eating twerp!
Eurylochus (scratches his head): Er . . . isn't that your line to Antinous?
Odysseus: Oh Zeus. I think death may be preferable to life with this moron . . .
::Athena pops up::
Athena: Hey, OD! Wassup?
Odysseus: Not the sky. We're in a cave, Atti.
Athena (looks around): Oh, how positively wonderful! Scylla's chomping you up! Oh, look, there's your liver, and . . . er, I think that's your rib cage . . . or maybe it's your spine—I just love gory fight scenes.
Odysseus: ATTI. She—is—eating—me. Is it possible for you to THINK reasonably and maybe HELP me, your valiant hero?
Athena (throws a hand across her forehead dramatically): What is this Thinking you speak of? I live for WAR! (thinks a minute) Well, so does Ares, but then we're together and all, so . . .
Odysseus: Er, Atti, aren't you a virgin goddess?
Athena: Oh, it looks nice in the mythology books ::winks::
Odysseus's head falls off as Scylla eats the rest of his body. Athena plucks it up.
Athena: hmm . . . well, Perseus used to hold Medusa's head like this.
Odysseus (rolls his eyes): I'm so honored. ::looks down:: Has Euri died yet?
Athena: Well, technically he's died approximately seventeen times, but actually . . . ::she leans in closer and whispers:: he went down to Tartarus, and Hades wouldn't take him. He only takes people with an IQ of zero or up, and . . . well, Euri just didn't make it on the chart. It ruins the population IQ to let dummies in, you see.
Odysseus: Atti, couldn't you give him a little IQ? You're the goddess of wisdom.
Athena: Ahem, ahem. Goddess of wishdom and war. The stupid historians left out the h.
