Would Sisyphus have been happier if gave up and let go of the

Yeah, and what the fuck is he gonna do without the boulder? You think about that?

>>9184533
theres whole story about this...

>>9184533
Literally anything else. His options are endless

>>9184524

Why, if he is already happy (as we must imagine him), would he need to change his current feelings for an unknown? It's a gamble.

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>>9184524

No because by that point Sisyphus has spent so much time on that boulder that letting go would be harder than continuing.

Why did a demon force another demon to do this? They should work together against God.

Furies would chase him. It's better to control than to be controlled.

Go to bed Marx

>>9185328
Paradox of choice my friend. By having infinite options he effectively has none.

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>>9185371
I'll give that twerp five choices