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Monologue For Zeeus
[ZEUS]
Why can’t you stay calm, for once! Instead of flying off away!

I hope you're happy
I hope you're happy now
I hope you're happy how you've
Left the farms forever
I hope you think you're clever

[DEMETER]
I hope you're happy
I hope you're happy too
I hope you're proud how you could
Grovel in submission
For our Cora abduction

[ZEUS and DEMETER]
So though I can't imagine how
I hope you're happy
Right now

[ZEUS]
Ceres, listen to me. Just stay calm!
You can still be with our girl
Whom you've loved and cared for
You can have all you ever wanted -

[DEMETER]
Something’s been taken from me
Something is not the same
I'm through with playing by
The rules of someone else’s game
Too late for coming back
Too late to get what’s lost
It's time to
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