#the fates

Thinking about Hermes and The Fates and the sad song and singing it again..... but words dont work properly yet.

Jordan Tyson as Eurydice Jewelle Blackman, Fay Trinidad & Jessie Shelton as the fates

in 'nothing changes', this reaches it's crescendo, as the fates/the conditions of the world try and force apathy onto orpheus. why struggle when the wall is so high, and when you cross it there's nothing but pain. But then, orpheus sings 'If it's true', and the workers hear him. He develops enough revolutionary power to turn the conditions back on hades in 'word to the wise', though even then, the power of the bourgeoisie is such that they give him advice. The world is not fated to be one way or another, but can be changed in the changing of conditions, in taking action. but in the end orpheus doesn't have wat it takes. in 'doubt comes in', the fates are individualism, doubt, the trials and burnout of moving forward not knowing you're going to suceed, and orpheus finally succumbs.