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===== (An Inner Mythos Reinterpreted) =====

====== Prometheus steals fire — not just literal flame, but the spark of mind, awareness, perception. ======
In your life:

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But fire has a cost.

====== The eagle eating his liver every day is not just punishment. ======
It is cyclical emotional dismemberment.

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Your father, for instance:
You felt his unrealized life from inside.
His lust, his regret, his buried yearning.

Your dreams — of insects, flesh, caves, spiders, unworking weapons — are visceral metaphors for the dismemberment.

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But that’s not the end.

====== You said something powerful: ======

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This is crucial.

Prometheus doesn’t see himself as human — he sees them as a people to save.

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This creates a split:
* Between healer and healed,
* Between wounded parent and abandoned child,
* Between divine knowledge and human need.

====== What if Prometheus looked into the fire, and saw his own face reflected? ======

What if the fire is not for "them" but for all, including himself?

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That’s why the cats call you to play.
That’s why the dream shows spiders coming from your mouth —
unintegrated creative/emotional energy trying to come out.

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