the judgement of paris
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- Everyone had been invited to Peleus and Thetis's wedding
- Everyone except for Eris, goddess of discord had been invited. When Eris came to the wedding, she was turned away.
- Sorry, You cannot enter because you are not invited.
- WHAT? How could Hera not invite me!
- In Eris's anger she cast an golden apple, that had The Fairest engraved in it, and threw it among the wedding's crowd.
- Athena, Hera, and Aphrodite had found the apple, all claiming it to be theirs.
- No! The apple belongs to me!
- The apple belongs to me!
- No, it obvously belong to me! The apple belongs to me!
- They all approach to Zeus, to see who is fairest of them all. Zeus hesitates to answer, because all three of them were important to him
- Who is the fairest?
- Uhhhh...
- Zeus decides to not answer them, and tells Hermes, to lead all three goddesses to Paris of Troy
- Can you lead Athena, Hera, and Aphrodite to Paris?
- Sure thing.
- They all aproach Paris each offering gifts to him so he can choose themselves as the fairest.
- Hera promises Paris that he can be the most powerful man in the world.
- Athena promises Paris that he will be the best warrior to ever exist.
- Finally, Aphrodite promises Paris that he would get the most attractive woman in the world.
- Paris chooses Aphrodite's offer, and starts his trip to go take Helen, the prettiest woman in the world.
- The End
- I choose Aphrodite
- The End