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singular Masterwork oil painting on canvas of a slender crafty male in a toga, and a large hulking ashen man in manacles. Visual storytelling indicates this and Sisyphus the King, and Charon the ruler of Hades, and Sisyphus has tricked Charon into manacling himself in chains. Sisyphus has a chain is his hand, leading to the manacles confining Charon's wrists together. Artistic embellishment show the irony of slender tiny Sisyphus outwitting Charon the Ruler of Hades. Superb masterwork artistry from a master's hands depicts the above as a singular full-screen image.
Doing a triptych of the reasons Sisyphus was granted their own special torment. In this part, Sisyphus tricks Charon into shackling himself, itstead of the wily Sisyphus. To prevent these shenanigans, exactly. The consequence was no-one was there to admit dead souls, so they went back to their bodies. Ares was of course sorely pissed his purpose, glory through combat, was impossible. He was the first to complain to Zeus about this bullshit.
