Yes! Narissus unslung his bow and grabbed an arrow from his dusty quiver. The first one who get that bronze, I will like you as much as I like me. I might even kiss you, right after I kiss my reflection! Oh my gods! the nymphs squealed.
Narcissus, a character in "The Mark of Athena," prepares for an archery challenge by taking his bow and an arrow. He humorously announces that whoever retrieves the bronze prize first will win his affection, joking that he might express his fondness with a kiss, right after admiring himself. This blend of comedy and vanity highlights his character's obsession with self-love.
The scene captures the playful interactions among the characters, showcasing Narcissus's...