Create a narrative about the Olympic Games from the viewer’s perspective.

I was in Sparta, when I suddenly heard from the heralds: “All to Olympia! The sacred world has been declared, the roads are safe! May the strongest win!” I just could not miss this event and went to Olympia by sea. On the first day I saw the ceremony of sacrifice to the gods and the swearing of an oath by athletes and judges. From the next day, the competitions themselves began to be held. To contemplate them, I had to take a place from the night. Pentathlon began with running, followed by long jumps, javelin and discus throwing and wrestling. I watched with great interest fistfights and arms running. But what impressed me most was the chariot race at the hippodrome. However, he was very surprised when he learned that the victory of the charioteer was awarded to one noble Hellen, who, as it turned out, hired him. Finally, the final day came. A golden table with wreaths of olive branches was placed in front of the temple of Zeus. Then the winners were awarded. I was glad and proud.