Indie Apollo rp blog based off of "The Trials of Apollo" by Rick Riordan. Semi-Selective NOT SPOILER FREE
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PROBABLY THE BEST Toa MOMENT EVER
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amog us?
Did someone give a phone to a nematoad?
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bring back tumblr ask culture let me. bother you with questions and statements
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Don't worry, he does have other fantastic attributes.
Sacker of Cities His biceps bronzed in sun Man of many wiles
But I don't want to just know about his thighs! Who is this man. Help
#littlewolf bigheart#every day i am thankful that apollo's poetry is canonically bad#because otherwise I'd be in Trouble
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goodwill, ross township, pa.
@shiftythrifting
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not now mr thesis i'm reading my old prof's work on warrior queens in hellenistic period
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Just two kids judging you as you pass by (and me being a fangirl)
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Title: Story of Apollo: Apollo and Mercury Artist: Noël Coypel (French, 1628-1707) Date: ca. 1688 Genre: mythological painting (based on the Homeric Hymn to Hermes) Movement: Neoclassicism Period: Ancien Régime (reign of Louis XIV) Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 106 cm (41.7 in) high x 99 cm (38.9 in) wide Location: Palace of Versailles, France
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love reading trials of apollo when im having a bad day, because no matter what kinda day im having, apollo is having a worse one
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i am a little in love with that man from 2000 years ago i fear
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they just two kids having fun feeding pigeons in NY.
(Meg is showing Apollo her favourite alleyways)
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apollo
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ancient greece Apollo, inspired by an apollo art I bought from Crete

he’s soo beautifull aahhhhh
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Detail of a terracotta hydria: kalpis (water jar), Ajax and Achilles gaming
Attributed to the Berlin Painter, Greek, Attic, ca. 490 B.C.
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Terracotta statuette of Eros, companion of Aphrodite, holding a foldable mirror (Myrina, Greece, c. 200 BCE; ± 20cm tall)
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Gold pendant depicting Romulus and Remus, uncovered near Lakenheath, England, 5th century AD
from The British Museum
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"See, I have never once thought of the Sirens, but I had to figure out a way to help out my big sis on the fly. After all, Ody is an amazing archer. Game gotta recognize game."
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