#WYFILWMA

[confused-spood]

"I would die for you", "I would kill for you", "I would let the world burn for you", okay, but would you fall in love with me again?? If you knew all I've done?? The things I can't undo?? I am not the man you knew?? I know that you've been waiting?? Waiting for love????

[a-very-sparkly-nerd]

Odysseus: I am not your kind and gentle husband. Would you fall in love with me again?

Penelope, already taking off her clothes: Gods, Odysseus, you're so fucking stupid.

[therandomfandomme]

Also never gonna get over Odysseus and Penelope being reunited next to their wedding bed AKA the very same tree they met under, thus these changed versions of themselves meeting again for the first time once more under that tree and falling in love all over again, like ahhhhjdkdkjdjdjdjd!!!!!

[k-is-for-potassium]

it's always "ily" and never "wyfilwmaiykaidtticcwylmatsiktybwwfl"

[zeroopercent]

"Carved it into the Olive Tree..."

"... Where we first met!"

(this is a lazy doodle so uh yeah)

[a-crickets-art]

i will fall in love with you

over and over again

I don't care how where or when

no matter how long it's been

you're mine

[clearpoolart]

Just realized something about Would You Fall In Love With Me Again…

So we’re all in agreement that the main reason Penelope asked Ody to move the bed was to show HIM that he hasn’t changed, that he’s still the man she loves and the man that loves her.

BUT I haven’t seen anyone talk about right before she asks him to move it:

“If that’s true, will you do me a favor? Just a moment of labor, that will bring me some peace.”

Idk about everyone else but at least for me, when she says “if that’s true” it seems to imply that she’s saying “if it’s true that your my husband, will you do this.” But Ody never once before this says that it’s him. When she asks, he only tells her how much he’s changed.

So what she is really saying is “if it’s true that you are not the same, will you move the bed?” Because if he does it, then he really isn’t her husband.

And the rest of the line still stands too- it would bring her peace because she’ll know for sure if he has changed.

[hoidmadeittoearth]

I love how when Odysseus says "hurt more lives than I can count on my hands" the melody for "drown in your sorrows and fears" plays in which only six people die

EDIT: turns out to be not sorry for loving you but that makes even less sense cause he hurt 1 life. has he no hands or smth?

(i saw smth on reddit that explains it actually, its cause hes not sorry for loving penelope i think. still its weird paired with that line)

[witless-winion1]

Musical theater kid and Greek mythology kid grow up and get married; have Would You Fall In Love With Me Again themed wedding

[anime-academia]

I keep thinking of the infant from that night how in WYFILWMA Odysseus says he knows that Penelope has been "waiting for love"

Penelope finishes the "waiting" with "for you", it's not just "love" she's been waiting for, it's Odysseus, specifically

And this ties in with Tireseas "I see your wife with a man who is haunting/a man with a trail of bodies" and Odysseus' "WHO", ending with "I see a man who gets to make it home alive/but it's no longer you"

Odysseus believes that Penelope can't be waiting for him and she proves him wrong and she finishes what Tireseas wouldn't in No Longer You

[sketchjay]

This did numbers on Instagram, so. Epic side of Tumblr. Do your thing. Prove you're better than them.

Sorry about the Instagram watermark. I guess that's what I get for doing my editing there.

[a-very-sparkly-nerd]

Do you think Penelope overheard I Can't Help But Wonder through her door? Do you think she listened to Telemachus, the son she could never truly be there for because doing so would endanger her, confess to his father things he never had to her about how hard his life had been, things she knew he felt but also knew he never told her because he's always been so strong and understanding of their situation, and felt her heart shatter a little more? Do you think she had to torture herself telling herself that this could very well be some imposter, knowing she had to truly test him with something only he knew, to verify his identity, and thought about her son pouring his heart out to someone who'd just as soon slit his throat as he'd rape her? Do you think about how very plausible this is because Telemachus doesn't have any memories of his father? Do you think Telemachus ever found this out and thought about what if that hadn't really been his dad?

[ultrafangirlishness]

You look different

This made me realize how inexperienced I am when it comes to drawing characters over like 35... :') Same goes to characters with facial hair. I guess drawing Ody will be good for me then

Pose reference is from the incredible @/mellon-soup, who has single-handedly been keeping my art block at bay for the past two months lol

[rwjverse]

"Would you fall in love with me again If you knew all I've done? The things I cannot change Would you love me all the same? I know that you've been waiting, waiting for love"

"I will fall in love with you over and over again I don't care how, where, or when No matter how long it's been, you're mine Don't tell me you're not the same person You're always my husband, and I've been waiting, waiting.''

[k-is-for-potassium]

"hurt more lives than i can count on my hands" yeah bro cuz it's probably like... almost 2,000

[mxsharknado93]

Odysseus: "I'm not the man you fell in love with, I'm not gentle or kind, I did so many horrible things and killed so many people. Could you love a monster like me?"

Penelope: "Hey, can you move our wedding bed?"

Odysseus: "Wh-what? 🥺"