#troy

[moonlight-dove]

David Benioff, Troy

// Adapted from Homer, The Iliad

[farewell-wanderlust7]

watched The Odyssey (2026) and i have to admit, in an otherwise very serious scene, i was fucking cackling when the gates of Troy opened and Agamemnon was just fucking stood there aurafarming like Darth Vader

[messymoonmad]

(I don't know the context of this screenshot here. I just know that this was the most in character moment ever)

Zeus and Hermes judging if these 2 villagers (Baucis and philemon) respected xenia good enough or if they should hit them with uncalled for retribution

[wulfhalls]

three tickets for the odyssey pls

[losthavenmine]

Eric Bana as Hector Troy (2004)

[tismemaia]

The question is, if you’re so hellbent on your protagonist being ‘too cool to believe in the gods’, why would you go for adapting greek mythology in the first place?

[agapidraws]

Helen of Sparta.