10-03-2016, 07:49 PM
If I were to analyse this mnemonic the way I usually do, I would start by looking for Greek eagle myths. One stands out: Zeus becoming an eagle to abduct the handsome Ganymede.
I'd then look around for images of the eagle capturing Ganymede. The first thing I discover is that these two are a popular theme in gay porn. I add some extra keywords and keep looking. Here's a nice picture:
![[Image: Z32.2Ganymedes.jpg]](http://www.theoi.com/image/Z32.2Ganymedes.jpg)
Now I try to find out which typical attributes could be hidden in the mnemonic. For Ganymede, a possible attribute is his shepherd's staff, which looks like this:
![[Image: img_ganymedes.jpg]](http://www.theoi.com/image/img_ganymedes.jpg)
Now, can we find that shape somewhere in our plant? Why yes we can, it's the way the flower stalk is bent.
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After that, Ganymede became Zeus' cup bearer, and he was often depicted pouring wine for him. In that case, the flowers could have been made to look like cups, and the leaves like pouring jugs.
I'm not analyzing the big plants though
I'd then look around for images of the eagle capturing Ganymede. The first thing I discover is that these two are a popular theme in gay porn. I add some extra keywords and keep looking. Here's a nice picture:
Now I try to find out which typical attributes could be hidden in the mnemonic. For Ganymede, a possible attribute is his shepherd's staff, which looks like this:
Now, can we find that shape somewhere in our plant? Why yes we can, it's the way the flower stalk is bent.
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After that, Ganymede became Zeus' cup bearer, and he was often depicted pouring wine for him. In that case, the flowers could have been made to look like cups, and the leaves like pouring jugs.
I'm not analyzing the big plants though