[Imported is a good thought. Eurydice doesn't need to eat down here, but Persephone does, and there's probably an airtight contract around everything else she does, too, the poor woman.

But yes, Orpheus' choice in bride was sound, and not just for her ability to not be a damsel in distress. The mention of curses is vaguely worrying, but if they're caught, how much worse can death be than it already is? The nymph has no fear there, and worries only for the wellbeing of the hero bearing her out of Hades' shadows faster than any mortal would manage.]

You're going to woo him with a charming grin and a display of brute strength and unimaginable nobility? [Warmth seeps into her tone the closer they get to the green fields.] I would admit that they're easy to succumb to.

[Eurydice isn't relying in it, either - she knows better. But Hercules clearly has several aces up his sleeves, and never mind that the nymph doesn't play cards.]