The stories are original adaptations of classic Greek myths.

This week's story features intergenerational trauma, three to four murders,

two attempted murders, and heists.

Breaking out the greatest stories. murders and heist's. Heist!

Grecing out the greatest stories in history.

We're told in Greek mythology.

Breaking out, gods and heroes, amazing feats, listened and you'll see it's crueking out.

We're back this episode with the conclusion of the story of Ifijonia and her siblings,

Electra and Orestes.

And we are following the hero of the story, Orestes, although I guess he's not exactly the hero because, well, he did murder someone, and there

are definitely no role models here.

Let's just call him the main character of the story, okay?

So we're following our main character,

Restes, as he is trying to regain his throne through a feat of daring suggested by the

God Apollo. He has to steal the statue of Artemis from a temple. Now since Apollo was the

one to get arrestees into the situation in the first place, I'm not sure why he is so

confident in the God's judgment, but here we are.

We revisit our story where Orestes, son of Agamemnon, arrives in Taurus where the sacred statue of Artemis is located.

Also in Taurus is Orestes long lost sister,

Iphigenia.

Right, but he doesn't know that yet.

Arestes doesn't waste any time.

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