Already the ancient Greeks refined their enjoyment. And what about when British humour is mixed in!
Because laughter is a gateway through which much good can be smuggled into a person, Stephen Fry has also woven the cultural foundations of European civilisation through it. While his compatriot Robert Graves or our Eduard Petishka presented ancient Greek mythology in a language of mythical reverence, the first-class British comedian spikes ancient substances with contemporary humour. He is particularly keen on passionate shenanigans and breathtaking feats, adding charming mischievousness and a touch of refined debauchery on top, which breeds all kinds of hiccups.
After all, the ancient gods resemble us so much - and now they have even begun to think, speak and harm in our way! After all, let Homer & Co. elegantly poetic, as morality demands, the gods were created by men themselves for the sake of self-mortification, although the giants of Olympus will again try to tell us that we are just toys for their pleasure...