Seth & The Two Ways

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Seth, often viewed as the embodiment of evil in ancient Egyptian mythology, has a complex narrative that challenges this perception. He is known for the fratricide of his brother Osiris, which leads to his temporary usurpation of power. The story unfolds with Horus, Osiris's son, who, aided by his mother Isis, ultimately confronts and defeats Seth, restoring balance. This tale not only highlights themes of conflict and justice but also invites a reevaluation of Seth's role in the pantheon, suggesting deeper layers to his character beyond mere villainy.