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Why paint the Flood?
Why did the Chippu paint the Deucalion myth at the Laurel Bridge?
The Manager let one Chippu dress the Laurel Bridge. Under its fountain he painted Ovid's flood, where two survivors throw stones over their shoulders and the stones become people, and each time it ends he washes it off the wall and paints it again.
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