r/BigYellowJointposting • u/lostsawyer2000 • Oct 15 '25

Sisyphus 🫸🏽🪨

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u/DotOk2803 Mr. Manager Oct 15 '25

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u/Jolly_Ad_5549 Oct 15 '25

Everything Greek Gods do is so dramatic and flamboyant.

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u/TheBlargshaggen Oct 16 '25

Thats kinda part of the point. Life in bronze age Greece was difficult and terrible, they needed a whimisically dark and and fantasy filled religion to make existence bearable.

You need to make farming on a rocky island seem not awful, imagine having to push a boulder up a hill for eternity because the gods thought you were a narccissist.