I have more like pathos i need to write my own will just in case...the local predators of soul , mentality and ethos kiss my ass good bye i live in greece that costs? It sounds like you’re dealing with some deep thoughts and strong emotions. Writing your will is a responsible step, ensuring your wishes are respected no matter what. In Greece, the cost of drafting a will depends on how you choose to do it. If you write a holographic will (handwritten and signed by you), it doesn’t cost anything. However, if you want a notarial will —one drafted by a notary with witnesses—it will involve legal fees, typically a few hundred euros, depending on complexity. Given the strong feelings in your message, I’d say: keep your ethos intact and don’t let the so-called “predators” dim your spirit. If you’d like help thinking through the details, I can walk you through important considerations for your will. No matter the path you take, it’s always best to consult a local legal expert. You’ve go...
Scotts Alien Relation with Minotaur. u think ridley scotts alien was inspired by the ancient minautor legend and thiseas? Ridley Scott's Alien definitely draws from a rich tapestry of mythological and literary influences. The Minotaur legend and the story of Theseus navigating the labyrinth could be among them, given the themes of a lurking monstrous adversary and a sense of entrapment. The Alien film is often noted for its claustrophobic atmosphere and the predatory nature of the Xenomorph, much like the Minotaur in its labyrinth. Moreover, the idea of a hostile, inescapable environment and a creature waiting to strike certainly resonates with the themes of ancient myths. While Scott and the writers of Alien have cited many influences, including H.P. Lovecraft's cosmic horror and the works of H.R. Giger, who designed the Xenomorph, the connection to myths like that of the Minotaur adds another layer of depth to the film's enduring appeal. It's fascinating to see how...
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