THE GILDED HORN OF OEDIPUS
The Gods were restless and agitated, as they looked down upon humankind. Tired of the relentless monotony of copulating, drinking fine wine and flatulating, they searched the landmass below for some additional stimulation.
At first, their attention was focused on the plains of Abraham. However, after a short while it soon became apparent that a small tavern on the borders of North Wembley and Sudbury in England had become their target. The tavern was named "The Mitre" and was frequented by local plebs who spoke in the vernacular speech of estuarine English and drank huge quantities of fully hoped British ale, cider and gaseous Germanic beverages.
In particular, one individual had taken their collective eye as he proceeded about his drunken business in a ramshackle way throughout the three separate bars in the establishment. As usual, he was shirtless and holding a wooden staff about his person, occasionally pausing to place one end of the wooden implement too the face of another imbiber.
This act would swiftly be followed by the semi naked reveller swinging the wooden staff back to his own face and bellowing in to is non-existent portal. This act was often accompanied by a flaxen haired roustabout charging about the room pinching the nipples of all and sundry male brethren.
Intrigued by this craven behaviour, the Gods immediately decided to punish the heathen acts witnessed below, and sent down one of their own sons, Titan, so as to infiltrate the barbarous Mitorians, and set about their ultimate annihilation and destruction.
"Titan" was soon integrated within the assembled throng and after adopting the name "Jack", had easily passed himself of as a son of "Kilburn", a notorious land to the south east of Wembley inhabited by barbarous heathen semi illiterate Irish and Grecian Cypriot drunks, thugs, tinkers and car dealers.
As his name would suggest, Titan (Jack) was of huge proportions and was endowed with a great appetite for alcoholic beverages, tandooris, olives and kebabs. Although quick of wit, he was immensely strong and took umbrage at any comment or action that offended him.
To be continued...