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Specifically for Greek mythology

[karamai]

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【TW/CW】

This is my content warning.

Self-harm

Sulclde

blood

Abuse

Cult

Gore?

Angst

My other account is:

@candyofgreek about Greek mythology

@hakkekkyu009 about cells at work HC and ocs

Fandom:

DSMP

solarballs

Planethuman

Cells at work

Rick and Morty

Epic the musical

Others

[zeusdefender23]

Sketch of my Zeus design

(More of a concept)

[candyofgreek]

My Hermes HC

He is non-binary and Pansexual.

uses the pronouns he/she/they.

Voice Claim : Clover cookie

• He loves his family, but sometimes he secretly thinks they are a bit chaotic.

• He considers his father a respectable king, yet he worries because Zeus often puts too much pressure on himself. But then again, being a king naturally comes with pressure and stress.

• He and Hera have a good relationship, though they often disagree—which adds a bit of spice to things.

• Let’s talk about Zeus’s cupbearer, Ganymede. Hermes often visited him during his spare time, though Ganymede’s manner was usually composed yet sarcastic—and downright cold. Still, Hermes liked him; he found Ganymede interesting and suspected that he was lonely, too.

[neckcraner0307]

@karamai 's Hera, Hermes and a tiny Zeus

A lil thing to return the favor

[candyofgreek]

Awww my baby 😭💗💗💗💗

Thank you so much!!! They so adorable💕💕

[candyofgreek]

Helen of Sparta

[neckcraner0307]

Sextuplets.

[neckcraner0307]

[s-c-r-ee-ch]

Apollo

Red-figured lekythos, 460–450 B.C

[candyofgreek]

My Zeus meet Your Hera?

I wanted to make a video out of this, but I was probably too lazy, so I drew it instead. The inspiration came from this.

Hera by @neckcraner0307

+ silly zeus art :p

[polypharmakoss]

Why do so few people care about Helen after she set foot outside Troy? Why aren’t people interested in the fact that Helen got lost with Menelaus on their way home and ended up in Cyprus, went to Phoenicia and Egypt, and also encountered the Sidonians, the Erembians, and the Libyans? Why is a woman (who may have spent more time in other places than in her own home, and who, being so intelligent, surely has a very different worldview from others, with unique knowledge of entire peoples and undoubtedly more than adequate understanding of their philosophies, medicine, and many other cultural aspects) discarded simply because she’s over 40? Because she is Menelaus’s wife? Because she isn’t in Troy? Because she isn’t in Sparta?

For what reason is a woman who has lived in three distinct cultures for a long time reduced solely to a debate about her willingness to go to Troy?

[galusandmalus]

[sarafangirlart]

Hera, Zeus and Hebe.

Maybe I’ll design the Olympians, maybe I won’t… I’m already working on a bunch of other stuff so idk

[candyofgreek]

Zeus 2p? IDK-

[catgirl-catboy]

And somehow when they find out, I'm the one at fault!

[mav-gc]

search your feelings, you know it to be true...

To clear up any misconceptions; there is no myth in Greek Mythology in which Persephone willingly enters the Underworld; that's a verison created by a 1900s mother who didn't want to expose her children to the concept of kidnapping.

Also the cut-off word is Ganymede btw

[candyofgreek]

[candyofgreek]

[candyofgreek]

@karamai

I'm gonna use this account for Greek mythology stuff. I might occasionally repost some posts to my main account.

And a few pictures of Ganymede.