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Herm and Carl at Troy:
(Ancient Greece)
Hermicus and Carlander stand at the Hellespont, ready to make their raid on Troy.
Carlander: Due to my greatness, I have assembled some mighty weapons and talent for our army, I drafted this big wooden horse.
Hermicus: Oh, man, that's alright! We could smash that right against their gate and then move in our outnumbered troops in a direct assault right up the gut of their defenses!
Carlander: Verily, that is a plan almost as ingenious as if I had designed it!
Hermicus: Yeah, that Horse man, it great, it great!
Hermicus leads the forces against the Trojans, the horse is smashed against the gates and their troops are all picked off by the archers on the top of the gates.
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“When war breaks out people say: 'It won't last, it's too stupid.' And war is certainly too stupid, but that doesn't prevent It from lasting.”
~Albert Camus, The Plague.
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