In the Daphne story as used here, Apollo loves Daphne but does not become her lover, because her transformation into a laurel tree blocks that union.
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Daphne
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"No, no, no. He didn't have a lover. Yeah. He had someone he loved, right?"
"...loved and that person did not want to be his lover. Daphne. Daphne is her name. Yeah. And basically that person was running from..."
"...a reference you don't understand, like who is Glockus, who is Daphne, make sure you understand the stuff. Okay. Just read up on it...."
"...reference, you don't understand like who is block is, who is Daphne. Go make sure you understand the stuff. Okay. Just read, read up..."
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