And then he turned to her and she turned to him and they tried to speak. But they had spent so much of themselves giving words away that they had none left. –“Deucalion and Pyrrha,” Carla Nappi Read the

And then he turned to her and she turned to him and they tried to speak. But they had spent so much of themselves giving words away that they had none left. –“Deucalion and Pyrrha,” Carla Nappi

Read the excerpt. What is this adaptation suggesting about the future?
The future is always changing.
People should hope for the best.
Planning for the future takes work.
People need to reflect on their words.

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