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The Dido episode starts with Aeneas' love in Carthage being interrupted by divine command: Mercury orders him back to the Roman mission.
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Mercury
The Dido episode starts with Aeneas' love in Carthage being interrupted by divine command: Mercury orders him back to the Roman mission.
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"...Carthaginian Empire. He's supposed to go to Rome. So he sends Mercury, the messenger of the gods, down to Aeneas and tells him, hey..."
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"This is not your duty. Do your duty. So this is where we are in the story. So let us read. Ivory, can you..."
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"Mercury lashes out at once. You, so now you lay foundation stones for the soaring walls of Carthage, building her gorgeous city, doting on..."
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"...again, the god, his phantom, the same features shining clear. Like mercury head to foot, the voice, the glow, the golden hair, the bloom..."
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"...build up Carthage. And so Jupiter has to send a messenger, Mercury, to tell him, no, Aeneas, no. Go to Italy, okay? So each..."
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"...chemistry at this point, it's very primitive. So he was thinking mercury, okay? He was convinced that mercury will lead to the colossal stone...."
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"...in Carthage. They want him in Rome. Okay? So they sent Mercury, the messenger god, to tell him, hey, man, Aeneas, go to Rome...."
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