Act I: Deus Et Harvard
The Siren’s Kiss
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Don’t dare me. She’s trouble. There’s nothing more tempting than a temptress and no vision
more soothing to the injured boy that the lusty beautiful siren who answers love’s call with a
promise and a kiss. She’ll never keep her promise but will dangle its possibility just enough to
keep her where she wants you. If you give into her temptation you will throw everything else
away, for what amounts to less than good, a corset beautifully packaged with a bow-tie.