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Family time ❤️‍🩹

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"hätte ich doch nur mehr zeit gehabt...."

girlypop du hattest zwei ganze wochen zeit was laberst du

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MEIN HERZ SCHLÄGT SCHNELLERRRRR ALS DEINS SIE SCHLAGEN NICHT MEEEEEHR WIE EINS

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i hate it so so much when people say things like “i’m 110% ready!” NO! STOP! it’s per CENT for a reason. i get it, you want to say that you’re more than ready but if you say 110 %, what’s your maximum? 200%? well? then 110% isn’t that much

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can I come over and not speak

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i love athena bc she favors odysseus for being cunning and a tactical genius and all that. and she favors diomedes for being batshit insane

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okay, many iliad/trojan war/odyssey adaptions may be shitty, but you have to give them credit for one thing: the odysseus casting and characterisation is always on point

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'my wife' rankings:

1. i will get back to my son, and i will get back to my wife

2. how will you sleep at night? / next to my wife

3. i can't take more risks of not seeing my wife

4. tell me though who's penelope? / she's my wife

5. you planned to rape my wife; all of you are going to die

6. worst of all, i hear you dare to touch my wife

7. back at home my wife awaits for me, she's my everything, my penelope

8. deep down i would trade the world to see my son and wife

9. my wife and son are past these shores

10. you pretended to be my wife so i just played along

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some doodles on how I’d think The Challenge and Would You Fall in Love with Me Again could be like

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i thought i’m finally over wyfilwa. turns out i’m very much not. i’m crying.

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absolutely love how odysseus, diomedes and the atrides left philoctetes on lemnos because his wound stank and he was crying too loud

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Hermione design

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Can you please draw hector just insulting Paris lol.

Thanks!

i had way too much fun with this

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Penelope unravels her shroud for Laertes. 

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Wait I'm not done actually, re: this post goes hand in hand with the fact that what Epic is ultimately trying to say is that there is no clear line between the man and the monster.

In “Just a Man,” Odysseus sings: “When does a ripple become a tidal wave? / When does a comet become a meteor? / When does a candle become a blaze?”

These are intentional metaphors. A ripple and a tidal wave are not two different things. A tidal wave is a ripple, magnified beyond control. A comet becomes a meteor when it hits the atmosphere; a matter of proximity, of timing, not essence. A candle becomes a blaze when it spreads. These transformations are not about becoming something else, but about what happens when something grows unchecked. The danger isn’t that Odysseus will become something new — it’s that he already contains what he fears. That all it takes is the right circumstances.

It’s fear for Penelope and his home that finally forces him to confront that truth. Throughout the musical, he lies to himself — about their journey, about what he’s done, about who he is — just to keep moving forward. But when her life is at stake, he stops trying to be the man he was. He’s willing to become whatever he must to get back to her, even if that means embracing the part of himself he’s tried so hard to deny. Even if it means she won’t love him anymore at the end of it.

But she does. She sees all of him, man and monster, and says, you are still my husband.

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Does anyone else ever think about Pallas and Athena and immediately want to cry scream yell sob die?

...or is that just me?

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why is my brain’s first reaction to any inconvenience “okay but if you kill yourself, you don’t have to worry about that anymore”