Do you guys remember the time someone made a Greek Mythology character in 2009 and everyone thought she was a goddess from the classical period and the helpol community was hated for saying she wasn’t a real goddess
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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Do you guys remember the time someone made a Greek Mythology character in 2009 and everyone thought she was a goddess from the classical period and the helpol community was hated for saying she wasn’t a real goddess
The Les Mis fandom is makes you a multishipper.
yeah i've been convinced. i see the potential
@lesmisshippingshowdown
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 2/? Fandom: The Iliad - Homer, The Aeneid - Virgil Rating: General Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Aeneas/Diomedes (Ancient Greek Religion & Lore), Aeneas & Diomedes (Ancient Greek Religion & Lore), Aeneas & Ascanius son of Aeneas (Ancient Greek Religion & Lore) Characters: Aeneas (Ancient Greek Religion & Lore), Diomedes (Ancient Greek Religion & Lore), Ascanius son of Aeneas (Ancient Greek Religion & Lore) Additional Tags: it's is probably shit but it's for my pookie, takes place after the Trojan War., Crack Treated Seriously, not the ship Summary:
Aeneas and Diomedes kiss and ride horses
Dare I say that I like Virgil more than Homer
Horses are the Trojans. And what are their children, baby horses. So technically the Greeks had beef with the baby horses and wanted them all gone
KYLE IT ALLL GONE WRONG THEY TAKEN PARIS THE MUSICAL ALLL FROM SPOTIFY WHY ARE THEY DOING THIS KLYE KLYYE
The thing is that Orpheus turns around too early, causing Eurydice to go back into the underworld, while Aeneas turns back too late, causing Creusa, and both times they love their wives
Hiii! Can I request a Briseis and Achilles doodle? I don't have any specific scene in mind, I leave it up to you!🤗
Sorry not sorry Anon 😅
Based on her “lament” for Patroclus
“…Such is my lite, an endless chain of disaster. I saw the husband to whom my father and my lady mother gave me mangled in front of his town by the cruel spear; and I saw my three brothers, my dear brothers, borne by the same mother as myself, all meet their doom. But you, when swift-footed Achilles killed my husband and sacked lord Mynes' town, you would not even let me weep;..”
If you wonder what Briseis was doing, she was trying to save her dying husband.
Everybody who wants to stone Achilles to death get in line.
Chat this is how I see Achilles btw
Contrary to popular belief. The Iliad is simply the story of Achilles rage and obsession with Patroclus and Hector
Horse Horse Horse Horse Horse Horse Horse Horse
Imagine you are just hunting and you suddenly you stumble across Artemis and her nymphs bathing and she suddenly turns you into a dear. You terrified cause you are with your hunting dogs start running before they rip you to shreds. Yeah that happened to my good friend Actaeon
I posted this on my TikTok and Instagram. This basically an AU that I made were Sejanus gets away and runs without anyone knowing where he is.
"What did Hector ever do to me?"
Bitch, what did you do to Hector? You killed his brothers, killed his wife's family, was HIGHKEY obsessed with him. I could go on.
Happy 24-6-01!
How do I make something totally unrelated to Hector of Troy relate to Hector of Troy
I bring a tint of always saying the truth to the function that the Greeks don’t seem to understand