Apollo Quote by Sherrilyn Kenyon
“Have any of you taken a look out at Greece in the last, say, hour or so? (Hermes) What? Are they reacting to the fact I cursed the Apollites? (Apollo) I don’t think that bothers them nearly as much as the fact the island of Atlantis is now gone and the Atlantean goddess Apollymi is cutting a swathe through our country, laying waste to everyone and everything she comes into contact with. And in case you’re curious, she’s headed straight for us. I could be really wrong here, but I’m guessing the woman’s extremely pissed. (Hermes)”
About This Quote
The narrative suggests that divine retribution and mythic forces can disrupt human affairs, reflecting anxieties about unseen powers.
In simple terms: Mythic forces can upend daily life.
Key Takeaway
Respect unseen forces, stay vigilant.
Themes
myth
divine retribution
anxiety
Mood
tense
dramatic
Type
fictional
mythic
When to use this quote
- storytelling
- personal crisis
- spiritual belief
Key Concepts
mythology
psychology
Questions to Reflect On
- What real‑world issues feel like mythic threats?
- How can you balance mythic imagination with practical action?
A Different Perspective
Overemphasis on myth may distract from practical solutions.
