For the Goddesses: For Psyche

Princess Psyche possesses a beauty so extraordinary that it rivals the divine, ultimately provoking the deep envy of Aphrodite herself. Driven by jealousy, the goddess devises a curse meant to ruin the mortal princess, enlisting Eros to carry out her vengeful plan. However, the scheme unravels in an unforeseen manner when both Eros and Psyche are accidentally pierced by his own golden arrow, binding them together in an unintended romance rather than destruction. Forced to conceal their connection from the wrathful goddess, the two lovers arrange clandestine meetings under the cover of absolute darkness. Within these secret encounters, a profound conflict begins to take root between them. Psyche, captivated yet tormented by the unseen nature of her partner, yearns desperately to look upon the face of the one she loves. Conversely, Eros demands complete and unquestioned devotion, insisting that she trust him without ever seeking to reveal his true identity. This delicate tension between her need for truth and his demand for blind faith threatens to shatter the fragile bond they have forged, leaving their forbidden romance hanging precariously in the balance.