#greek teen

[itimetraveller]

Value your time

Don't waste it on fake friends

Don't waste it on meaningless relationships

Don't waste it on narcissistic people

Don't waste it on society drama

Don't waste it on negative energies

Don't waste it on low vibrational habits

Spend it only on self growth.

[dailydccomics]

Wonder Girl/Donna Troy by Phil Jimenez

[jade-bright]

I'm on my Greek mythology (EPIC: the musical) x Sterek bullshit again XP

The unfortunate thing is that BOTH Stiles and Derek fit in the role as Odysseus and Penelope. (Eli obs gets Telemachus :P) Especially with the recent Wisdom Saga that came out!!!

Eli being called Little Wolf, and his dad, Derek, literally being a wolf!?!?!? (yes I would keep the werewolf shit in this au)

And Stiles outsmarting the suitors for 20 fuckings years?!?!?! That's some Stiles shit if I've ever seen any (also, kinda just Stiles in a pretty dress o((>ω< ))o )

But then the swapped roles work too, omg! especially for Eli's storyline of not knowing who his other parental figure is, only growing up on stories about them and most likely told he looks/acts just like him (yeah, this shit would be mpreg or some magic shit since there are gods and, yk magic)

Lowkey blanking right now but the main detail I always think about with Derek being Penelope, is the "main" suitor, which in the musical we hear a lot abt how he kinda just wants to.....hurt, her and harm her son, which is very...Kate, with her soul objective being to cause others some form of harm/pain.

[aliciavance4228]

It took me centuries to figure out that one of my favourite dynamics from fiction is the problematic father-daughter one, where the father is either a villain or a very morally grey figure and the daughter has mixed thoughts and feelings about it, but ultimately wants to be loved by him.

Raven and Trigon

Emily and Kozmotis Pitchiner

Hera and Cronus

Rose and Albert Vanderboom

[nikoisme]

uhh older telemachus idea?? i like it but he still looks funny

[houseofodysseus]

Bathtub in Ithaca (ithink)

Yes they are HEAVILY basedoff of @kyleesarthell's designs but bear with me

This is based off of a scene from a fanfic me and Soda are writing (called Youth Years)

Yestheyarepreteensbtw

[yeetoffofme]

PAGE 143, LINE 5

PERCY JACKSON CALLS ANNABETH "wise girl" FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE SERIES

"I suppose you have a plan, wise girl?" Her cheeks colored. "Do you want my help or not?"

[icarianlibrary]

‘Will I move on as just a memory’ - Some Bloom of The Sun art for you guys <33 (BOTS is a WIP novel I’m working on about the myth of Apollo & Hyacinthus)

Reblogs appreciated <33

[sarafangirlart]

Young Danaë taking care of baby Perseus by herself.

[blueiscoool]

Teen Discovers 1800-Year-Old Ring Engraved with Goddess Athena on Mount Carmel

The artifact was examined with the assistance of Prof. Shua Amorai-Stark, an expert on ancient rings and amulets from the Kaye Academic College.

A Haifa teenager recently discovered an ancient engraved ring while hiking on Mount Carmel in northern Israel, according to the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA). The ring, which is engraved with the image of Athena, the Greek goddess of war, has been handed over to the IAA and is set to be displayed in Jerusalem.

This July, 13-year-old Yair Whiteson's discovery will be displayed at the Jay and Jeanie Schottenstein National Campus for the Archaeology of Israel in Jerusalem.

The teen's interest in fossils and rocks helped lead to this shocking discovery. When he made the discovery, Whiteson was hiking near the ancient quarry site below Khirbet Shalala with his father, who had recently returned from four months of army reserve duty. The teen noticed a small green object, initially mistaken for a rusty bolt. After closer inspection, he realized it was a corroded ring with an engraved image.

“At first glance, I thought it was a warrior,” Yair said.

The family contacted Nir Distelfeld, an inspector at the IAA’s Theft Prevention Unit, who quickly arranged for the object to be transferred to the National Treasures Department. The artifact was then examined with the assistance of Prof. Shua Amorai-Stark, an expert on ancient rings and amulets from the Kaye Academic College.

“On this beautifully preserved ring is the image of a helmeted naked figure holding a shield in one hand and a spear in the other,” explained Distelfeld and Dr. Eitan Klein from the IAA's Unit for the Prevention of Antiquities Robbery.

“Yair's identification of the figure as a warrior was close; it is likely the goddess Minerva from Roman mythology, known as Athena in Greek mythology. This goddess, popular during the Roman period in the Land of Israel, was considered the goddess of war and military strategy, as well as wisdom.”

Anicent archaeological discovery made by young teen

The bronze ring dates back to the 2nd-3rd Century CE - the Late Roman Period. It was believed to have belonged to a female, possibly a farmstead resident, a quarry worker, or even as a burial offering in a nearby cave.

Khirbet Shalala, the archaeological site near the discovery, is situated on a hilltop in the Carmel Mountains, surrounded by Nahal Oren and near the perennial water source Ein Alon. Various archaeologists have explored the site, including 19th-century Palestine Exploration Fund surveyor Prof. Ruth Miran and a Bar-Ilan University expedition led by Prof. Shimon Dar.

Visitors to the Jay and Jeanie Schottenstein National Campus for the Archaeology of Israel can revel in ancient history through IAA tours throughout the summer.

[sillyweirdkid]

men i wanna give the fattest hugs to.

[itimetraveller]

People create relationships

That they already know they're going to end

Once the fun stops for them

Relationships have such a beautiful meaning to them

It's a shame that people don't appreciate them

They just throw them away

[bittersweet-nothingss]

AGAPE

[a-ga-pei] : ἀγάπη (agápē) • Greek

Agape is often defined as unconditional, sacrificial love. Agape is the kind of love that is felt by a person willing to do anything for another, including sacrificing themselves, without expecting anything in return.

[jade-bright]

...I've done a thing.

...Greek mythology Stiles Stilinski. Spark, Left hand, and the mate/husband of Alpha Derek of the Hale Pack <3

(honestly, @helloloveyes fic "The wild pack and their token human" inspired this. It's not a greek retelling or anything like that, but with my addiction to Epic: the musical and @gigizetz is designs...well my imagination got the best of me and I just needed a Stiles in nonmodern clothing, so this is another teen wolf au)

[greektragedybitch]

will never forget the fact that alexander the great and i have one thing in common and that is being a patrochilles stan

[bambiraptorx]

I cast “Become a Tot” on Draxum

[I.D. Two panel comic. The first is a cloudy explosion labeled 'Poof!' The second is a teenage version of Draxum, his hands clutched to his chest and his hair floofed up in distress. His ears are somewhat larger than his canon design, and he wears a tunic with short sleeves and a himation, a large cloth wrapped around his body and draped over his left shoulder. He says "Τι συνέβη? Πού είμαι?!", which means "what happened? where am I?!" End. I.D.]

(pulls out that old teen Draxum design I never posted) well it didn't quite turn him all the way into a toddler, but it certainly did something.

...anyone here speak Greek? Or possibly Latin?

@tmntaucompetition