Fragments of Actaeon's speech
I spied how the goddess was bathing. Grove. Lake. June day. Footsteps echoed in the forest and here I am - a deer. I was ready to give without reserve your everything, your seed and blood, but now - the dogs are tearing the flesh, dogs of my fears and sins, dogs of laziness, pride and anger, jealousy, pain and anger. I spied your secrets, maiden and the bones are already sticking out. And yet I pray unceasingly, drowning out the agony trembling: “Save me, maiden Diana!”, but you won't save.