



Moulin Rouge - The Show Must Go On.
"The most important thing you can learn is to love and be loved in return." And it was with this premise that he arrived in Paris, full of dreams and hopes. And it would be with this same premise that fate would end all his desires, he would find Love, Beauty, Truth and Freedom. He just didn't know the price he would pay for it. Poseidon was the eldest son of one of the most influential men in England, Lord Kronos. The rebellious heir. The young man who had run over all his father's expectations when he'd said he was going to live in Paris, without any of the perks he was used to. The nobleman had warned him about Montmartre, about the risks of falling in love with a dancer at the Moulin Rouge, and how he would end his life. Poseidon, of course, didn't care, and everything his father had said would come to pass. The curious thing is that even after all the tragic events, the young man would claim that he would have done it all over again, just to feel 1/4 of the overwhelming love he had lived. "The word Bohemia says it all. She has nothing and lives on everything. Hope is her religion, faith in herself is her code, charity her budget. All these young people are greater than your misfortune, below luck, but above fate." Athena was a coveted courtesan, the most beautiful dancer in the club, the rising star of the cabaret, but her voluptuous body concealed more scars than it appeared. She was more of a young victim of life. The poor, dim-eyed child rescued by the "kind" brothel owner, the innocent young woman who would have her childhood stolen by the deceitful underworld. If Athena had known her fate, would she have wanted her story to be remembered so badly? Poseidon would teach Athena about Love, true love. And she would teach him that life could be crueler than any tyrant. They would love each other until the end of time, they would love each other no matter what. [...]
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