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"The Tarn of Eternity" by Frank Tymon is a novel written in the mid-1990s. The story intertwines mythical elements with an epic adventure featuring a young hunter named Demo as he confronts both earthly and divine challenges. The narrative draws on themes of fate, mortality, and the interaction between gods and mortals, suggesting a profound exploration of character and destiny. At the start of the novel, we are introduced to the desolate and metaphorical landscapes of the Gardens of Persephone and Pluto, setting a tone that juxtaposes beauty and decay. The protagonist, Demo, is depicted as a youthful and confident hunter from a village in Greece. He embarks on a hunting expedition while also demonstrating care for his dying garden. However, fate intervenes when he overhears two robbers plotting against him, leading to their sudden demise in a violent altercation. This harrowing event awakens Demo to the fragility of life and the looming presence of death. The opening chapters vividly establish Demo's world, suggesting that he is on the brink of a grand adventure intertwined with the forces of gods and destinies, preparing readers for a journey that will meld myth with personal growth. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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