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It was a beautiful afternoon in the city-state of Athens, Greece. The sun was setting on the Mediterranean Sea.The kids are playing with their dogs. The women are doing the chores talking with friends. The men are cleaning their past weapon looking proud of the last war he fought. It was a peaceful era in Greece. In the House of Symposium three men: Plato, Phidias and Aristophanes gather together for a dinner to celebrate the goals of Pericles to restore Athens and Greece.
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Dinner Party ^^^^^^
*At the dinner party*
Plato: Tonight we shall feast for the celebration of the goals of Pericles and talk about the outcomes of his success.
Phidias: Yes we the entire day to honor him until the sun clock will strike midnight for we will be rested for the next day.
Narrator: Plato and Phidias had fun talking about their day and the hot topic going around in Greece. They laugh for so a while slowly realizing they have not seen Aristophanes.
Plato: Where is our old fellow Aristophanes he should be here by now.
Phidias: My brother it's Aristophanes we're talking about his passion. he must be finishing up his fantastic playwright that he was talking about for the past months.
Aristophanes: My brothers, I have finish my written play, Oh how the lovely passion I have written within this play. It is about the Olympics!
Phidias: The Olympics!
Plato: Although the Olympics is a very exciting event, how is the Olympics important?
Aristophanes: Why you shall say, well it's the achievement of Pericles bring his legacy to Greece.
Plato: But how could the Olympics glorify Athens? Exactly it doesn't it only Strengthens the Democracy since it involves more people in the government.
Phidias: I beg to differ, yes, the olympics does strengthen the democracy, but it also glorifies Athens, since it would require decorations all over the city!
Plato: I shall give you that, bt it does not expand the empire at all.
Aristophanes: I agree with that, but it does encourage athletes all over!
Plato: Okay, okay, I guess the Olympics does cover all of Pericles Goals, but I say that instead of Hosting the Olympics, we shall Create a school for Philosophy!
Phidias: You are just all about Philosophy, aren't you
Aristophanes: Well in fact, he is a philosopher.
Plato: Just think about it! It would be interesting and new, and it also covers all of Pericles Goals!
Aristophanes: (pretends to clear his throat)
Plato: Let me rephrase that, it also covers all of Pericles Goals besides Expanding the empire
Phidias: it does strengthen the democracy since it expands other perspectives for voting.
Aristophanes: I shall write a play about the nature around Athens to glorify!(he says very enthusiastically
Plato: What can I say (he shrugs his shoulders)
Phidias: We are not here to argue we are here to celebrate the goals of Pericles.
(Phidias raising his glass)
Phidias: To Pericles!
Aristophane and Plato: To Pericles!
They drink and continue to eat their dinner and talk about other things they did and how proud they are to believe in Pericles.
