#out of thunder

[justsmth2]

*in penelope's costume* this is my husband

[mischievous-thunder]

The most flirtatious Logie Bear variant did use those words to mean whatever Wade wanted them to mean

[thelucidduchess]

Hey… Gigi?

[cspcrashing]

rejoice, for you have doomed a lover

[lunamay3]

Jorge, when he said the sirens wouldn’t be in Epic:

[dreamsandconstellations]

*Odysseus’ crew appear in The Underworld post-Thunder Bringer*

Hades: Weren’t you just here?

[churochoru]

Thundercracker why were you waiting for Bumblebee like that?

[seoksoonwoo]

jun's high kick in the thunder choreo for @stupid-lemon-eater ♡

[wowsillies]

I WISH Jorge had referenced the part of Luck Runs Out where Odysseus tells Eurylochus to be quiet because I feel like that’s an element missing from a lot of Eurylochus interpretations.

“I need you to always be devout and comply with this /Or we'll all die in this” is important because Eurylochus fails to do it by questioning Odysseus’ words (the bag is NOT treasure, it’s storm) and opening the wind bag and his actions lead directly to the facilitation of the death of most of the crew. I hesitate to say he’s to blame because, well, Poseidon is taking revenge due to Odysseus’ decision, but Eurylochus handed him means and perfect opportunity to do it.

So, after that, Eurylochus obeys everything Odysseus says to do. He takes men to explore Circe’s island. He stays put instead of running when Odysseus goes to rescue him. He follows intl the Underworld despite the fact that “hey this witch is helping us now by sending us to death’s realm, this is definitely not a trick” probably raised some questions. He doesn’t (or at least we don’t see) stray or talk to the souls in the Underworld even though Odysseus ends up doing it. He traps and kills the sirens.

He lights and gives out six torches.

So, if devotion to Odysseus wasn’t enough to save them? If Odysseusnis now using that devotion and trust to get them killed as long as he gets to make it home to his wife? What is he meant to do now?

Eurylochus doesn’t sound… fully there, during the second half of Mutiny. Whether there was divine intervention pushing him or madness or simply the pain of it all, he’s not acting rationally. He just saw six of his trusted men brutally murdered, asks Odysseus to lie and say it was a trick, and can’t even kill him when the truth comes out. Odysseus’ wounds are bandaged! (I’m not sure that he doesn’t actually know where Helios’ statue is from btw, both due to the melody and bc it seems outrageous)

We’re all talking about Odysseus pleading for Eurylochus to stop before killing the cows, but Eurylochus is pleading too. He asks how much longer is he expected to suffer, to push through doubt, to follow the orders. And Odysseus’ first plea is “I need to get home” (later “we can get home”). Let’s not forget Odysseus is selfish and Eurylochus knows that, maybe even loves that, but he’s not just hungry, he’s tired.

When Polites gets the location of the sheep cave from the lotus eaters and takes the men to it, he leads several of them to death and himself to his doom. When Eurylochus stumbles upon the cows, does he remember that? Does he deliberately invoke it?

Killing the cows isn’t about the hunger, not really. It’s about the devotion that was asked of him, the price he paid to learn that lesson, and the pain that silence put him through anyway.

[omniscient3teabag]

shazam but everytime billy says his magical word his transformation scene plays out like a magical girl transformation with the background music and everything its usually really quick too but everyone in the vicinity can hear a very sped up toon of billy transforming and they think " oh! captain marvels here! " like its the ice cream truck but they never seem to notice the quick jingle that plays when billy detransforms

[kindaorangey]

dads will literally have a revelation about how poorly they've treated you and then die in a magical act of self-sacrifice just to give themselves the most complicated legacy and you the most inscrutable daddy issues in the world

[mischievous-thunder]

Logie bear's full of adamantium and alcohol, Wade. What else do you expect?

[darlsbardlife]

Zeus really showed up in The Horse and The Infant like “here, it’s time to make an impossible choice that will fuck you up forever”

And then pops back up in Thunder Bringer like guess what Ody babygirl

✨ it’s timeeee ✨

[adinosaurnamedmittens]

Do you think Eurylochus used to lie awake at night wondering if he had been more devout and compliant that 558 men wouldn't have drowned?

Do you think as he was watching Odysseus choose what Zeus would do, he remembered his captain's words. That planting seeds of doubt would cause them all to die?

[gabichanwrites]

I think that way too many people gloss over the reason why exactly those 6 men were such a big deal and a last straw for the crew and Eurylychous. Up to this point Odysseus made mistakes, yes, and people died because of them but never before has Odysseus made such a deliberate sacrifice.

Before this, he was still their Capitan - a bit arrogant, too prone to playing into Gods' Games and with a damnation right on his heels - but still on their side. Not to mention that this saga happens SO soon after Circe Saga, where he CAME BACK for them, put himself in grave danger and risked his return home to save THEM. Since the wind bag fuck up, this crew must have regained so much trust in him, Eurylychous must have felt so indebted and plagued by his own guilt because of his actions in Ocean Saga and Circe Saga. Because despite their doubts and question of How Much Longer Till His Luck Runs Out, their Capitan still came and saved them.

And then the Different Beast happens and it's ruthless and cruel but it's against their enemies, it feels like protection, no doubt. It's their Capitan making sure that they can make it home, that no other monster will follow them and make it impossible.

But then the Scylla happens and it never has been more clearer than there. Eurylychous would not be that furious if he didn't realize and he IS a second-in-command, he is not stupid. Six men who held the torches died and it was by Odysseus' order. This is no longer slaying every foe on the way home, this is Odysseus willing to sacrifice even them. Is it the same capitan who came back for them on Circe's island, is the same who always did everything he could to make sure they all made it back? How Are They Supposed To Trust Him Now?

This situation is so fucked and both sides have their point, I'm so sick of seeing posts putting the full blame on either side. They are all human and stressed and they don't know what to trust, what to do to come back home - and the worst part of it all, they probably never stood a chance.

After all, Zeus has already said they The Blood On Your Hands Is Something You Can't Lose, All You Can Choose Is Whose.

[sapphiccup]

I feel like Abby would give strap with such precision from how she works so hard to make sure she’s in tip top shape, whether it’s for knowledge, her body, or just because she just loves perfection, and when it comes to help you cum she figures it out like its walking on water: possible. She’d cum as if she could feel you, whiney and moaning like she is in your walls, holding you tight to get deep in the ruggae of your pussy, biting you however she can, soothing your bitemarks with slow licks. Huge girthy strap too. Smacking your ass playfully, laughing at you flinch from pleasure, grunting in your ear when she can feel your pussy have a tight hold on her. And when it’s getting harder for her to stroke in, she chokes you enough for you to roll your eyes back, your legs weak, and your pussy holds her even more, and she just starts beating your cunt up til your squirting on her abs, making the most obscene noises

“Huh, someones excited. Mmmf—- gonna cum? Just for me? Awe— I’m honored babe. Do it. Cum. For. Me.” She tells you in a hushed tone, right in your ear, biting it to send you off the rails as you scream for her, calling her name out like a desperate prayer, as you finally orgasm hard on her, and she keeps going, and it just gets you horny all over again.