Zeus

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Zeus did another one of his own, and the humans, good only for noise, found nothing better than to complain and ask for help. The great King of the Gods, powerful but magnanimous, came down from Olympus to reassure them, mollify them, and make it clear that his every whim, every tantrum, is justified because it is divine in nature, and aimed at the common good. In his regal majesty, in his elegance, he once again inflamed their passion, convincing them that he is their tutelary deity, their sure guide, their shining future.