No Season But the Summer

The narrative reimagines the myth of Persephone, who grapples with her dual existence between the underworld and the earth. Upon her return, she finds a world in turmoil, with environmental changes and her mother, Demeter, struggling to maintain control. As Persephone experiences newfound freedom alongside activists, she confronts the implications of her choices for her relationships and the natural order. This story challenges traditional myths, focusing on themes of autonomy and the impact of change on ancient narratives.