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It could also be Helen of Troy, if we're going by "famous Greek women with tragic endings." [[User:Momoism|Momoism]] 02:18, 23 April 2011 (UTC)
It could also be Helen of Troy, if we're going by "famous Greek women with tragic endings." [[User:Momoism|Momoism]] 02:18, 23 April 2011 (UTC)
I think it is Cassandra because she had the power to see in the future. wish = knowing the future
I think it is Cassandra because she had the power to see in the future. wish = knowing the future
Personally this scene reminds me of Hypatia at the library of Alexandria. She was vilified as a pagan/magic practitioner and murdered by a christian mob. --

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isn´t it troja´s cassandra? the girl which could see in the future?

I dont see why not, we dont have much to go with --Mutopis 01:37, 23 April 2011 (UTC)

ah, yes.. Schiller made a ballad called Kassandra (german spelling of Cassandra)and he lived in the same time as Ghoete. They even were close friends.

It could also be Helen of Troy, if we're going by "famous Greek women with tragic endings." Momoism 02:18, 23 April 2011 (UTC) I think it is Cassandra because she had the power to see in the future. wish = knowing the future

Personally this scene reminds me of Hypatia at the library of Alexandria. She was vilified as a pagan/magic practitioner and murdered by a christian mob. --