Leda 'Queen of Sparta', seemingly helpless and passive in the face of misfortune, was bested by Zeus, with the help of his rising periapt, the highest level of gratification when he debauched her purity in a foul game of passion.  Read on, it is a brilliant accouchement of the creative power and mind's eye.

Indeed, won't you wonder what happened to Leda in the hot dark of the night when Zeus, disguised as a swan, happened on her nest? Certainly, Leda "Queen of Sparta" was not an ordinary mortal but extraordinary things happened to her one night when Zeus climbed onto her nest and charmed her biggest asset with his lucky periapt. It begs the question, does divinity give Zeus the right to interfere with the mortal world and abuse his previledges without being called to account? If you enjoy travesties the following link will take you to Zeus' trial in the mortal world where his misdemeanours are judged in a Public House in Crystal Palace - Upper Norwood - London SE19, where the judge is the Landlord and the punters the Jury. You will never know what happened if you don't read the satirical progress of the trial. Enjoy it!

http://www.spanglefish.com/Figueras/index.asp?pageid=444510  Zeus' trial

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Unb4ocDlixo&feature=related = Parlarmi d'amore Mariu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDNepPvmeN4&feature=related =Escandalo