For the fairest

"Perhaps love is like an ocean, full of conflict, full of pain" - Shakespeare

I Paris, an prince of Troy, the judged of the divine contest of the Gods is obliged to answer the question "who is the fairest of them?" To be chose they offered me ownership of all of Europe and Asia, skill in battle, wisdom and the abilities of the greatest warriors, but I pick the offering of Aphrodite, the goddess of love, she offered the love of the most beautiful women in the world. Who is she ? She is Helen the face that launched a thousand ships. If there is a prophecy telling our love will cause a great destruction, a great war. Will I fight for it ? Will I ask her to come with me ?

Yes I will ask Helen to come with me to Troy because love is not finding someone to live with, it's finding someone you can't live without. Fearing the risk of loving someone is not love because love is the opposite of fear.

I am willing to defend my love for Helen no matter what it takes because I believe each person in the world is destined to be happy with the woman of their dreams. I will not let that woman slip away. I will bear all the consequences to live a life with happiness, for there is no happiness if there is no love. Even if loving her kills people, destroys families and causes grief, I will still love her because who fears to encounter the risks must not expect to obtain the love he desires.