对话形式？我把普罗米修斯盗火改变一下可不可以？
(narrative):PrometheuswasayongTitan,nogreatadmirerofZeus.Althoughheknewthegreatlordoftheskyhatedexplicitquestions,hedidnothestitaetobeardhimwhentherewassomethinghewantedtoknow.
"OThunderer,Idonotunderstandyourdesign.Youhavecausedtheraceofmantoappearonearth,butyoukeephiminignoranceanddarkness."saidPrometheus.
"Perhapsyouhadbetterleavetheraceofmantome,"saidZeus."Whatyoucallignoranceisinnocence,whatyoucalldarknessistheshadowofmydecree.Manishappynow.Andheissoframedthathewillremainhappyunlesssomeonepersuadeshimthatheisunhappy.Letusnotspeakofthisagain."
ButPrometheussaid,"Lookathim.Lookbelow.Hecrouchesincaves.Heisatthemercyofbeastandweather.Heeatshismeatraw.Ifyoumeansomethingbythis,enlightenmewithyourwisdom.Tellmewhyyourefusetogivemanthegiftoffire."
Zeusanswered."Doyounowknow,Prometheus,thateverygiftpingsbyapenalty?ThatisthewaytheFatesweavedestiny-bywhichgodsmustalsoabide.Mandoesnothavefire,true,northecraftswhichfireteaches.Ontheotherhand,hedoesnotknowdisease,warfare,oldage,orthatinwardpestcalledworry.Heishappy,Isay,happywithoutdire.Andsoheshallremain."
"Happyasbeastsarehappy."saidPrometheus."Ofwhatusetomakeaseparateracecalledmanandendowhimwithlittlefur,somewit,andcuriouscharmofunpredictability?Ifhemustlivelikethis,whyseparatehimfromthebeastsatall?"
"Hehasanotherquality,"saidZeus,"thecapacityforworship.Anaptitudeforadmiringourpower,beingpuzzledbyourriddlesandamazedbyourcaprice.Thatiswhyhewasmade."
"Wouldnotfire,andthregraceshecanputonwithfire,makehimmoreinteresting?"
"Moreinteresting,perhaps,butinfinitelymoredangerous.Forthereisthisinmantoo:avauntingpridethatneedslittlesustenancetomakeitswelltogiantsize.Improvehislot,andhewillforgetthatwhichmakeshimpleasing-hissenseofworship,hishumility.Hewillgrowbitandpoisonedwithprideandfancyhimselfagod,andbeforeweknowit,weshallseehimstormingOlympus.Enough,Prometheus!Ihavebeenpatientwithyou,butdonottrymetoofar.Gonowandtroublemenomorewithyourspeculations."
Narrator:Prometheuswasnotsatisfied.Allthatnighthelayawakemakingplans.ThenhelefthiscouchatdawnandstandingtiptoeonOlympus,stretchedhisarmtotheeasternhorizonwherethefirstfaintflamesofthesunwereflickering.Inhishandheheldareedfilledwithadryfiber;hethrustitintothesunriseuntilasparksmoldered.Thenheputthereedinhistunicandcamedownfromthemountain.
Atfirstmenwerefrightenedbythegift.Itwassohot,soquick;itbitsharplywhenyoutouchedit,andforpurespite,madetheshadowdance.TheythankedPrometheusandaskedhimtotakeitaway.Buthetookthehaunchofanewlykilleddeerandhelditoverthefire.
Andwhenthemeatbegantosearandsputter,fillingthecavewithitsrichsmells,thepeoplefeltthemselvesmeltingwithhungerandflungthemselvesonthemeatanddevoureditgreedily,burningtheirtongues.
"ThisthatIhavepoughtyouiscalled'fire',"Prometheussaid."Itisanill-naturedspirit,alittlepotherofthesun,butifyouhandleitcarefully,itcanchangeyourwholelife.Itisverygreedy;youmustfeedittwigs,butonlyuntilitbecomesapropersize.Thenyoumuststop,oritwilleateverythinginsight-andyoutoo.Ifitescapes,usethismagic:water.Itfearsthewaterspirit,andifyoutouchitwithwater,itwillflyawayuntilyouneeditagain."
Narrator:ThenonedayZeuslookeddownfromthemountainandwasamazed.Everythinghadchanged.Manhadcomeoutoffhiscave.Zeussawwoodsmen'shuts,farmhouses,villages,walledtowns,evenacastleortwo.Hesawmencookingtheirfood,carryingtorchestolighttheirwayatnight.Hesawforgesblazing,menbeatingoutploughs,keels,swords,spears.Theyweremakingshipsandmakingwhitewingsofsailsanddaringtousethefuryofthewindsfortheirjourneys.Theywerewearinghelmets,ridingoutinchariotstodobattle,likethegodthemselve.
Zeuswasfullofrage.Heseizedhislargestthunderbolt."Sotheywantfire,"hesaidtohimself."I'llgivethemfire-morethantheycanuse.I'llturntheirmiserablelittleballofearthintoacinder."Butthenanotherthoughtcametohimandheloweredhisarm."No,Ishallhavevengeneace-andentertainmenttoo.Letthemdestroythemselveswiththeirnewskills.Thiswillmakealongtwistedgame,interestingtowatch.I'llattendtothemlater.MyfirstbusinessiswithPrometheus."
Narrator:HecalledhisgiantguardsandhadthemseizePrometheus,draghimofftotheCaucasus,andtherebindhimtoamountainpeakwithgreatchainsspeciallyforgedbyHephaestus-chainswhichevenaTitaninagonycouldnotpeak.Andwhenthefriendofmanwasboundtothemountain,Zeussettwovulturestohoverabouthimforever,tearingathisbellyandeatinghisliver.
Manycenturieshelaythere-untilanotherherowasbornpaveenoughtodefythegods.HeclimbedtothepeakintheCaucasusandstrucktheshacklesfromPrometheusandkilledthevultures.HisnamewasHeracles.