Exactly how steamy is this story?
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There's no real sex to speak of in this play, certainly nothing you'd call "steamy."
There is a little bit of icky birds-and-the-bees talk (doubly icky because of how sexist it is, from a modern perspective) when Apollo says that women are only incubators of embryos and only men are parents. But this is hardly a speech that cues up the "bow chicka bow bow" music or the smooth jazz saxophone.