#let that *sink* in

[katerinaaqu]

Thinking about Eurymachus said that Odysseus used to place him on his knees, feeding him roasted meat and wine makes it for one even more apparent how young the suitors were plus makes his and their betrayal strike deep

Imagine Odysseus hearing that these children he was so close with grew up and now are in his palace harassing his wife and plotting to kill his son! No wonder he tried to warn them till the last moment

Let that sink in!

[smokey07]

(Little) Iliad the comic

Tbh for the Priam family, Achilles sounds way more terrifying than a random monster.

P.S. Based on my HC that Neoptolemus had Achilles’ eyes, so Hecuba was staring into the eyes of a dead man, a horrifying dead man.

[lynx-jinx]

being scared for alice not because of some eldritch horror but because she's trans in a public place - what a world we live in 🙃

[hogwartscastle]

"19 years later" feels like yesterday, but Albus, Rose and Scorpius just graduated from Hogwarts this year.

[amcdrawnon]

Happy birthday TWEWY

[aperfecttimeforscreaming]

✨💗👑XXX_Queens of an era_XXX👑💗✨ 2001 was 23 years ago

@alt-zadr-b1tch3z Day 4: Time Travel

[silverbridge-harbor]

dont remember where i got this, probably reddit tho

[achivement-unlocked]

I punched the sink one time do i get an achievement for that

Achievement unlocked!

Steel beef

Jeeze, what did it ever do to you?

[solidsnakecake]

Why? Why would you do that to him???

[idiot-mushroom]

’men can’t get pregnant’ obviously you never watched ‘junior’ you uncultured swine

[katerinaaqu]

In the Odyssey, Penelope and Odysseus are both driven to tears when a musician sings a song about Troy for two completely different reasons;

One is out of sadness and fear for the worst

The other out of pure guilt and regrets

Penelope hears the song of a war that costed the lives to many Greeks and many perished on their way back rather than the war, 20 years after her husband left for it. Odysseus cried in his veil "like a widow over her fallen husband" in Scheria because exactly he remembered all those widows and mothers that cried over their husbands and sons in Troy after the massacre that was possible because of his scheme.

Also both characters cover their features with a veil during their respected scenes again out of two different reasons

One out of modesty

One out of shame

Penelope is covering herself before showing her face in front of the suitors because it is a common trope of modesty in Homer. Also a sign of mourning since many veiled characters are in mourning. Odysseus hides his face in his veil so that his tears will not show out of shame and fear for his identity but also indirectly mourning Troy.

Let that sink in!

[articus-icecream]

Dexter's mom died thinking her son was a good person

[vind3miat0r]

Porter's first video came out six months ago, btw

[bluebugjay]

I don't like the ship name chedwin because it sounds like a kind of cheese

[its-naemi-mfs]

2022 is wild. we just got gay pirates and gay vampires in one fucking year.

[sweetsweetperil]

Like velvet, my skin

In between your fingertips

You pull me in

And I resist

Baby, let it slowly,

Sink in