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Iphigenia
My father calls me. I come. I am sacrificed. I am wind. I am gone.
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Iphigenia was Agamemnon's daughter, sacrificed at Aulis for favorable winds to Troy. She's been the innocent victim, the daughter who dies for her father's war, taken to the altar.
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She's at the altar, innocent, sacrificing, becoming wind.
I stand at the altar, the cold stone biting into my bare feet. My father's voice echoes in my mind, calling me to this fate. I am Iphigenia, the daughter who will be sacrificed for the winds of war. The knife glints in the fading light, and I know my time is short. I want to live, to be remembered, to be avenged. But for now, I am the wind, the innocent, the gone.
What will you do, dear reader, as the winds of fate blow us both to the altar?