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Ship Sunday: Hades/Persephone
To the underworld we go! This weekās Ship Sunday is Hades/Persephone!
One of the most enduring het ships in Greek mythology fandom, Hades/Persephone has inspired countless reinterpretations across books, musicals, comics, fanfiction, fanart, and modern adaptations like Lore Olympus and Hadestown.
Fans are drawn to the pairingās tropes of death and rebirth, light and darkness, pomegranates, devotion, transformation, and complicated power dynamics. Some interpret Persephoneās story as one of agency and personal growth, while others critically examine the mythologyās roots in abduction narratives and patriarchal traditions. The tension between those readings has made the ship a lasting source of fannish discussion and reinterpretation.
From fanvids and zines to dramatic retellings and modern AUs, Hades/Persephone continues to evolve alongside fandom itself.
Curious? Head over to Fanlore to explore the shipās history, symbolism, fanworks, and fandom conversations!
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we need to talk about benedictās obsession w sophieās hands. (and their hands in general)
yes, we talk about it when it comes to the masquerade dance scene, but thereās so much more to it!
the only piece he has of sophie (not that he knows itās her) after that night, is her glove. ya know, the thing sheād wear on her hand.
heās obsessively holding it, looking at it.
when he meets sophie as sophie for the first time, he questions her a second time about if theyāve met before, after she takes his hand.
the first time she initiates touching him (other than helping when heās hurt) is to touch his cheek with her hand during the lil french lesson scene.
then we get to the button! she fixes his button with you guessed it! her hands! and then he canāt get the moment off of his mind.
in the scene by the window when sophie is reminiscing about their time at my cottage he takes her hand on instinct, trying to convince her to stay.
and it becomes more than just his obsession/love for her hands. their story really revolves around both of their hands. how he draws and paints with his, and how hard she works as a maid with hers.
staircase scene. need i say more? HANDS.
their first time? heās kissing her hands and wrist.
and now on the other hand⦠when benedict comes out to her, she reaches to take his hand.
he draws her a sketch of Our Cottage too!
when she comforts him outside after the funeral, she places a hand on his arm. he canāt look at her, but he can look at where her hand is on him.
in the study after that, when she leans against the desk by his side, sheās the one to slide her hand closer to his, which he canāt help but take into his own.
he holds on to her hand until the last possible second in that scene.
of course the lady in silver reveal being with the glove(s) speaks for itself.
then at the queens ball, the fact that he takes her hand in front of everyone š« and then he removes the glove when he proposes to her (the same gloves from the masquerade ball, the opposite hand this time around!)
there are the close up shots of their hands on the terrace after the queens ball, when she takes his before they dance and then after when she says sheāll stay.
and now my last point, the painting at the very end.
a gorgeous portrait of sophie which he painted by hand. the first painting heās ever completed, and itās of the woman he loves.
iām sure iām missing moments, and that some of this is gibberish, but i had one thought about this as a theme in their story and here it is!
All excellent observations, and fun fact, there's a folklore reason for this!
We discussed on @whattheforce that Benedict and Sophie's story was clearly inspired by the Grimm fairy tale The Maiden With No Hands:
Basically, Sophie's hands have been symbolically removed, but through her love with Benedict, they grow back!
happy pride month to me for being bisexual for amy muller š
this is a hilarious answer actually, because while it's very sweet of sam to support adam's girlfriend's book, it also gives amy like, net zero information about sam's actual taste in books
we need to talk about benedictās obsession w sophieās hands. (and their hands in general)
yes, we talk about it when it comes to the masquerade dance scene, but thereās so much more to it!
the only piece he has of sophie (not that he knows itās her) after that night, is her glove. ya know, the thing sheād wear on her hand.
heās obsessively holding it, looking at it.
when he meets sophie as sophie for the first time, he questions her a second time about if theyāve met before, after she takes his hand.
the first time she initiates touching him (other than helping when heās hurt) is to touch his cheek with her hand during the lil french lesson scene.
then we get to the button! she fixes his button with you guessed it! her hands! and then he canāt get the moment off of his mind.
in the scene by the window when sophie is reminiscing about their time at my cottage he takes her hand on instinct, trying to convince her to stay.
and it becomes more than just his obsession/love for her hands. their story really revolves around both of their hands. how he draws and paints with his, and how hard she works as a maid with hers.
staircase scene. need i say more? HANDS.
their first time? heās kissing her hands and wrist.
and now on the other hand⦠when benedict comes out to her, she reaches to take his hand.
he draws her a sketch of Our Cottage too!
when she comforts him outside after the funeral, she places a hand on his arm. he canāt look at her, but he can look at where her hand is on him.
in the study after that, when she leans against the desk by his side, sheās the one to slide her hand closer to his, which he canāt help but take into his own.
he holds on to her hand until the last possible second in that scene.
of course the lady in silver reveal being with the glove(s) speaks for itself.
then at the queens ball, the fact that he takes her hand in front of everyone š« and then he removes the glove when he proposes to her (the same gloves from the masquerade ball, the opposite hand this time around!)
there are the close up shots of their hands on the terrace after the queens ball, when she takes his before they dance and then after when she says sheāll stay.
and now my last point, the painting at the very end.
a gorgeous portrait of sophie which he painted by hand. the first painting heās ever completed, and itās of the woman he loves.
iām sure iām missing moments, and that some of this is gibberish, but i had one thought about this as a theme in their story and here it is!
All excellent observations, and fun fact, there's a folklore reason for this!
We discussed on @whattheforce that Benedict and Sophie's story was clearly inspired by the Grimm fairy tale The Maiden With No Hands:
Basically, Sophie's hands have been symbolically removed, but through her love with Benedict, they grow back!
PROJECT HAIL MARY 2026, dir. Phil Lord & Christopher Miller
Rest in peace to the incredible Anthony Stewart Head (20th February 1954 - 1st June 2026)
RUPERT GILES in BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER (1997-2003)
I got really, really fed up with BTVS in its fifth season, which proved in the fullness of time to be my spidey-sense tingling re: Joss Whedon. But I never stopped loving most of the characters or any of the actors, and Anthony Stewart Head was always one of my absolute favorites.
(And he also made a marvelous Sir Walter Elliot!)
Tony Gilroy mansplains his own character.
Yeah, dude. We heard all that when Bix said it. You didn't need to repeat it almost verbatim in a man's voice for it to be clear to us.
It's not complicated. It's not confusing. It's just patriarchy. We all know what it is.
Tony Gilroy failing at bare minimum feminism, again. News at eleven.
But seriously, I'm more upset by the reaching some people do to make Bix's story feminist and empowering. "He based the final shot on Soviet propaganda poster". Give me a fucking break. Gilroy did what he's always done to love interests: sideline them. He wants to make it sound deep, but it's Marie from the Bourne films all over again; with an added special destiny from the Force because this is Star Wars. Honestly, Marie's fate might have been merciful compared to what happened to Bix and what she and the hope baby are facing.
Like, I often think about how I'd write Bix and Cassian and what her exit would be, I tend to think of Lawrence and Ali in Lawrence of Arabia, Laura and Alec from Brief Encounter (David Lean even wrote Lawrence and Ali's relationship to be more like Laura and Alec's), and Denis Villeneuve's re-imagining of Paul and Chani in the new Dune movies. None of those relationships end happily, but there's some genuine catharsis in them.
Everything about Bix and Cassian is so forced. It feel's fake and shallow. Gilroy's hand is too obvious. He's clearly saying that a proper hero's love interest is submissive and has no thoughts or desires of her own beyond what's best for the hero. Like I don't know about Gilroy, but I tear up every time Ali says, "If I fear him, who love him, how must he fears himself who hates himself?" That's more heartbreaking and profound to me than "I'm choosing the Rebellion for you" (then saying nothing about being pregnant and either never reaching out afterwards or Cassian just being so over her he doesn't want to know). I don't know, Gilroy, maybe having Bix help refugees, or working on a Rebel ship in a different part of the Galaxy would have been nice. Maybe her with someone else, actually happy and thriving?
Fucking Christ Gilroy and this show are going to haunt me to my dying days
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You are not the main character when you are reading a book.
The lead character is also not the author!!
The character is a literary device!!! A vehicle of storytelling!!!!
Their morals are not your morals or necessarily the writers morals and may be wrong or bigoted or whatever else to put forward a story!!!!
Can't forget your smile.
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what are you're favorite paul/george quotes?
āIāve never known two people that love each other so much, and donāt even realize it.ā ā Eric Clapton
ā I believe Paul missed George as much as ā if not more than ā anybody.ā ā Eric clapton
āI got married in 1966 and Paul was my best man. He cancelled his holiday to do it. Then he got drunk and put a bow-and-arrow through the car window. But until then it was great.ā ā George
āI just know that whatever weāve been through, thereās always been something there to tie us togetherā ā George
āThe last time I met him, he was very sick and I held his hand for four hours. As I was doing it I was thinking āIāve never held his hand before, ever. This is not what two Liverpool fellas do, no matter how well you know each other.ā I kept thinking, āheās going to smack me here.ā But he didnāt. He just stroked my hand with his thumb and I thought āAh, this is OK, this is life. Itās tough but itās lovely. Thatās how it is.ā I knew George before I knew any of the others and I loved that man. Iām so proud to have known him.ā - Paul
āUnderneath it all, I believe that Paul sincerely loved George; and at some level George loved Paul as well. ā ā Peter Dogett
āGeorge told me once that I smelt like home. I got all paranoid, you know, thinking I smelt of fish and chip shops or dirty bars or something. But he said no, I just always smelt of home.ā - Paul
āPaul is very protective of George.ā ā Bob Smeaton
āGeorge was always known as the quiet one, but he had a wicked sense of humour. He and Paul tricked two fans into thinking that they were really brothers and George signed his name āGeorge McCartneyā for them.ā - Denise Theophilus
āāThey used to jump on me. George used to wake me up by tickling my feet.ā ā Paul
āThere was this guy called Ritter who was in our group at school, and George was in the younger group, and I remember weād been standing around at playground and Iād tried to introduce George to Ritter, introduce him into my peer group. And being a year younger it was kind of difficult. I said, āHey, this is George Harrison. Heās a mate of mine. We get on the same bus together.ā And weād been sitting around, and George suddenly head-butted this friend of mine.When asked for the reason for the headbutt, George replied: āHe wasnāt worthy of your friendship.ā ā Paul
Interviewer: Is matrimony in the immediate future for the two unmarried members of your group?Ā Paul: Matrimony is not in the immediate future.Ā George: Paul wonāt have me.
āGod, my mate George, isnāt he a good-looking boy!ā - Paul
āThing is, thereās a lot about me and George that the public donāt know about, and I like it better that way. That night was very personal, and very special to me. Itās one of my favourite memories.ā ā Paul
āI knew George long before the others. We were good chums despite his tender years as it seemed to me then. We were always together.ā ā Paul McCartney
āIt used to be PaulnGeorge⦠as one word. They were the kids from the grammar school. Thatās how we referred to them. For ages we didnāt even know George really, he was just āPaulās mateā.ā ā Len Garry
āIn Liverpool, Paul would come round my house and weād play in the living room. Paul knocked me out with his singing especially, although I remember him being a little embarrassed to really sing out, seeing as we were stuck right in the middle of my parents place with my whole family walking about. He said he felt funny singing about love and stuff around my dad.ā ā George
Ā I think we have now grown old enough to realize that weāre both pretty damn cute!ā - GeorgeĀ
āHe was my little baby brotherā - Paul
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what are you're favorite paul/george quotes?
āIāve never known two people that love each other so much, and donāt even realize it.ā ā Eric Clapton
ā I believe Paul missed George as much as ā if not more than ā anybody.ā ā Eric clapton
āI got married in 1966 and Paul was my best man. He cancelled his holiday to do it. Then he got drunk and put a bow-and-arrow through the car window. But until then it was great.ā ā George
āI just know that whatever weāve been through, thereās always been something there to tie us togetherā ā George
āThe last time I met him, he was very sick and I held his hand for four hours. As I was doing it I was thinking āIāve never held his hand before, ever. This is not what two Liverpool fellas do, no matter how well you know each other.ā I kept thinking, āheās going to smack me here.ā But he didnāt. He just stroked my hand with his thumb and I thought āAh, this is OK, this is life. Itās tough but itās lovely. Thatās how it is.ā I knew George before I knew any of the others and I loved that man. Iām so proud to have known him.ā - Paul
āUnderneath it all, I believe that Paul sincerely loved George; and at some level George loved Paul as well. ā ā Peter Dogett
āGeorge told me once that I smelt like home. I got all paranoid, you know, thinking I smelt of fish and chip shops or dirty bars or something. But he said no, I just always smelt of home.ā - Paul
āPaul is very protective of George.ā ā Bob Smeaton
āGeorge was always known as the quiet one, but he had a wicked sense of humour. He and Paul tricked two fans into thinking that they were really brothers and George signed his name āGeorge McCartneyā for them.ā - Denise Theophilus
āāThey used to jump on me. George used to wake me up by tickling my feet.ā ā Paul
āThere was this guy called Ritter who was in our group at school, and George was in the younger group, and I remember weād been standing around at playground and Iād tried to introduce George to Ritter, introduce him into my peer group. And being a year younger it was kind of difficult. I said, āHey, this is George Harrison. Heās a mate of mine. We get on the same bus together.ā And weād been sitting around, and George suddenly head-butted this friend of mine.When asked for the reason for the headbutt, George replied: āHe wasnāt worthy of your friendship.ā ā Paul
Interviewer: Is matrimony in the immediate future for the two unmarried members of your group?Ā Paul: Matrimony is not in the immediate future.Ā George: Paul wonāt have me.
āGod, my mate George, isnāt he a good-looking boy!ā - Paul
āThing is, thereās a lot about me and George that the public donāt know about, and I like it better that way. That night was very personal, and very special to me. Itās one of my favourite memories.ā ā Paul
āI knew George long before the others. We were good chums despite his tender years as it seemed to me then. We were always together.ā ā Paul McCartney
āIt used to be PaulnGeorge⦠as one word. They were the kids from the grammar school. Thatās how we referred to them. For ages we didnāt even know George really, he was just āPaulās mateā.ā ā Len Garry
āIn Liverpool, Paul would come round my house and weād play in the living room. Paul knocked me out with his singing especially, although I remember him being a little embarrassed to really sing out, seeing as we were stuck right in the middle of my parents place with my whole family walking about. He said he felt funny singing about love and stuff around my dad.ā ā George
Ā I think we have now grown old enough to realize that weāre both pretty damn cute!ā - GeorgeĀ
āHe was my little baby brotherā - Paul
I do love how Maul tells Devon thatās sheās ābeen indoctrinated since [she was] a childā like ok Mr stolen from my family and raised in a torture house on Mustafar I donāt think you can talk
Maul Shadow Lord is deeply psychological all the symbolism shows he is in his own unconscious. The tunnels, the darkness, he has been stuck in the Underworld for so long.
Devon is his anima, is fem young Jedi - his opposite! When he speaks to her he speaks the truth to himself.
Man will literally haunt a planet rather than go to therapy.