This chapter's epigraph is from a famous poem by the famous poet and playwright, Shmoop. It is a poem about a man who is afraid to go to the underworld because he is afraid of being seen as weak. The poem is about the man's fear of the underworld, and it is written in the style of the ancient Greek epic, The Iliad and The Epilogue. The protagonist of the poem is the protagonist of The Iliad, a Greek epic that is one of the most famous Greek epics of all time. He is a hero of the Greek people, and he is also a great poet. The epigraph of this poem is from the poem of the same name, written by a famous Greek poet named Cymbeline, who is famous for his poems about the underworld. He was a famous poet, and his poems were written in a style that was very similar to the Greek poetic style of poetry. He also wrote poems about his own life, which was very different from the poems he wrote about his life in The Iliad. He wrote poetry about his experiences in the underworld as a young man, which he describes in great detail in his poem. He tells the protagonist that his life has been very difficult, because he has not been able to find a place where he can practice his