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Dionysus- some ideas

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His seeing Diana bathing was the work of fate. As a matter of fact, Hughes reinforces this belief in the first paragraph of the story when he states, "Destiny, not guilt, was enough for Actaeon. It is no crime to lose your way in the dark wood" (Hughes 97). It is perfectly clear that it was purely fate guiding this story...
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It is perfectly clear that it was purely fate guiding this story. Actaeon was "Steered by pitiless fate- whose nudgings he felt only as surges of curiosity" (Hughes 99). At this point one can see that Actaeon has completely lost his free will. It is no longer his decision whether to not go further in the cave...
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