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I barely ever reblog anything but I feel like I need to endorse this message.
the iliad it boy and tamer of horses
#rb#sunny speaks#points to a 40 year old war vet: THAT’S MY BOY. MY SON.#hector iliad#Hector of Troy#though I will say I am of the opinion there was nothing to forgive sooo /j#this gay supports the people of Troy. I need that on a pride flag actually.
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I have been obsessed with the idea of Paris coming to the modern day in the same way Midas, Lityerses, and Medea did. Like, If anybody had some unfinished business, it's every citizen of Troy. Anyway here are some different little scenarios I've cooked up about how this silly little war criminal fared after making a mad dash for the doors of death in HoO.
Ok, so in this scenario, Paris is recruited by Gaea just like all the other spirits who come back from the dead. He ends up being tasked with working alongside Octavian. At first, he's driven only by grief and anger at the loss of his own family and city. As they approach Camp Half-Blood, Paris regularly remarks on how happy he is that's he'll be the one storming the walls this time. But over time, he slowly finds himself growing worried about Octavian's sanity. He tries to steer Octavian away from making reckless decisions, but Octavian refuses to back down. Paris sees the deadly fervor of his fellow soldiers in Octavian, and pulls away. From here we split off into two endings. 1. (the sad one) Octavian's fate plays out the same as the books and Paris just has to deal with how his actions unintentionally spurred the young man towards his own death. Or 2. (the happy one) Paris leaving is the wake-up call Octavian needs, and he pulls himself out of battle at the last second, breaking the cycle of hatred and wrath that started at Troy. Pick your fighter I guess.
In this scenario, Paris is not the only one who comes back from the doors of death. Half of the Argo II crew find him in Ancient Greece (Don't ask why he's there instead of Turkey idk shhhhh) And he's very helpful to them in whatever quest they're trying to complete at the time. All's well that ends well, except the OTHER half of the Argo II crew actually just met up with Hector on the other side of Greece lol. Turns out neither brother knows the other is alive, and the Argo II take the time to reunite the pair. I would specifically set this in BoO, and have the focus be on Jason and Leo as parallels for Hector and Paris, especially with them both thinking about sacrificing themselves bc of the prophecy (the whole "storm or fire" thing). Like, my idea is that a lot of emphasis would be put on Hector dying first, and how he sacrificed for Troy, and how Paris wishes he could've saved Hector. And Jason would come away from that thinking "Yes, I want to be Hector, i've made peace with making the final sacrifice to keep my friends safe" and Leo thinking "I'll do what Paris couldn't and give my life so that Jason doesn't have to" and ahhhh angst.
This is a ToA scenario instead of an HoO scenario. Paris and one of his siblings come back to life like in the last one, but instead of it being Hector, this time it's Cassandra. Idk when this would happen in the timeline of ToA, bc those books are so tight knit (maybe the infamous TTT to TON roadtrip) But I would add a little side quest where Apollo and Meg have to find Cassandra bc Nero's trying to kidnap her or smth. They run into Paris while they're searching for Cassandra, and the three of them team up for a lil bit. In this scenario, Paris works as a direct parallel to Apollo, all though he's a bit further behind on his redemption journey. Basically, Apollo feels like he's looking at slightly embarrassing old pictures of himself. When they find Cassandra, Apollo offers a genuine apology for everything he did to her. Emboldened by Apollo's example, Paris also opens up to Cassandra in a way he'd never done before. The two are finally able to air out their shared grief from Troy, and they set out to ... idk New Rome or the Waystation or smth. Either way they're a lot closer as siblings now, and Apollo promises to visit them once the Trials are over.
Of course, these are only my ideas that kinda fit into canon, I have a whole bunch more that go entirely off the rails. Anyways this pathetic little failure of a man has bewitched my body and soul or whatever I love rolling him around like a balled up chewing gum wrapper.
#trials of apollo#heroes of olympus#sunny speaks#apollart#paris iliad#hector iliad#cassandra iliad#toa apollo#lester papadopoulos#octavian pjo#jason grace#leo valdez#greek mythology#long post
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GIYS WHO WHEN ODYSSEUS DROPS ASTYANAX (I CANT SOELL HIS NAME) THE BABY FOESNT CRY BC
IN BOOK 6(?) (HECTOR RETURNS TO TROY) HE PLAYS WITH ASTYANAX HE THROWS HIM UP AND DOWN SO ASTYANAC ISNT SCARED OF HEIGHTS BC HE THINKD HECTORS GONNA CATCH HIM WASAAAAAAAAA
SO ASTYANAX GETS SCARED OF HECTOR WHEN HE WEARS HIS HELMET AND ASTYAMAX PROBABLY ONLY EVER SAW HELMEYS WHRN IT WAS HECTOR SO HE THIBKS ODYSSEUS IS HECTOR
IM SOBBING
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IMAGINE being Andromache and your DAD and seven BROTHERS were killed by a blond twink and your HUSBAND gets also killed by said twink bc he killed the twink's bf
#iliad meme#the iliad#paris iliad#hector iliad#andromache of troy#the song of achilles#achilles#patroclus
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But never let me die without a struggle and without acclaim
#animation#art#class hw#tagamemnon#iliad#the iliad#achilles#hector of troy#andromache#greek mythology
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Dear children of Priam, were you doomed all along?
#I FINALLY FINISHED ITTTT#greek mythology#the iliad#iliad#tagamemnon#the hand placements are very intentional#apollo’s hands over hector’s throat bcs that’s where he was… yk#killed#Aphrodite cradling paris’ face a face known for it’s beauty and hand over his heart the poor thing that got him into this mess#and Apollo over Cassandra’s eye and mouth bcs while she was able to see the future#no one would ever believe the prophecies told from her mouth#hector of troy#hektor#hektor of troy#kassandra of troy#cassandra of troy#kassandra#paris of troy#yeah I don’t think I can just tag paris lol#apollo#aphrodite#deadbaguettesart#artist on tumblr#click for better quality#oh my god please do that
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I'M NOT OKAY
#mentally unwell#the iliad#tagamemnon#hector of troy#odysseus#the epic cycle#epic: the musical#epic the musical
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The wrath of Achilles...
#Achilles#the iliad#patrochilles#hector#homer iliad#achilles x patroclus#greek epic#ancient greek#greek mythology#tagamemnon
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They're talking about horse riding
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Oh my god wait. What if the blessings of the gods manifested physically? Like if a god takes an interest in you, EVERYONE is going to see it, for better or worse. And if you lose their favour? Everyone can see that, too
Jason with a peacock tail and feather-crest, both of which go faded and limp when he turns on Medea, so that they drag on the floor and get in the way
Pollux with eagle wings instead of arms, so Castor acts as his hands and that’s why they’re inseparable. When Castor dies and Pollux splits his immortality with him, they each get one arm and one wing, so one can’t fly without the other
Odysseus with a forked tongue and fangs—a subtle feature that he can hide when he needs to. When Athena feels like being helpful (like when she disguises him as a beggar) she’ll cast an illusion over it, but Penelope immediately recognises him by his lisp
When Athena gives Diomedes the blessing of seeing through the gods’ disguises, he also gets owl eyes and the ability to turn his head 180 degrees. This helps when Odysseus tries to stab him in the back on the Palladium heist
HERACLES WITH BULL HORNS. I have nothing to add I just think that sounds sick as hell
Helen grows beautiful golden feathers instead of hair. Nothing useful, just an obvious sign of her heritage that adds to her appeal to the suitors: whoever wins her hand gets to walk around with a physical symbol of Zeus’s favour
Atalanta with antlers that snap when she gets married, leaving jagged shards behind that won’t go blunt and can’t be sharpened down. She can have her husband, but he can’t touch her head without risking badly cutting himself. This can either be one final blessing or a curse depending on how consensual you interpret the marriage
Hector has pristine white raven wings, making him even more terrifying to the Achaeans, flying into battle like divine intervention, and a symbol of hope for the Trojans. Achilles plucks the feathers off his corpse, but they won’t stop growing back. Still, Achilles has a cloak made from them and wears it into battle, turning Troy’s symbol against them
Paris gets dove wings, but he tells everyone they’re too small to fly with because he’s a coward and doesn’t want to have the same responsibilities as Hector. Then he flies away from the duel with Menelaus in front of the entire army, and that’s when Troy finally loses what’s left of their respect for him
#Greek mythology#greek myths#greek gods#the iliad#the odyssey#tagamemnon#castor and pollux#dioscuri#odysseus#diomedes#heracles#helen of troy#Atalanta#hector of troy#paris of troy#rosedtalks
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some pic I drew on February...I always post them on LOFTER and forgot I have Tumblr...(little dumb)
my Apollo looks like a mortal man cause now he's healing, he'll be much more big if he want show the power of a god.(maybe tall as 3 meter, even more. :)
#trojan war#hector of troy#iliad#the iliad#troy#greek mythology#tagamemnon#Apollo#Apollo x Hector#apohec
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Sometimes, when we spar, I think I catch a glimpse of who you used to be.
#hades fanart#hades supergiant#hades game#zagreus#hades zagreus#achilles#doodle#animatic#first ever kind of completed animatic#hades achilles#no escape#hector of troy#the iliad#mythology stuff
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Hector and Astyanax :)
#hector of troy#astyanax#the iliad#tagamemnon#greek mythology#art#digital art#based on a pose i saw my uncle and cousin in the other day LMAO. thought of hector and astyanax so here we are#i kinda half assed the armor. my apologies hahaha
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guys book 22 (the death of hector) really did hit harder than i remembered like the animal metaphors for fighting are literally making me go insane i love them so so so so so so so so so much. and like fate being continually brought up constantly reminding is its well, fate and unavoidable. achilles rage is also described so vividly like you can just feel his anger through his words so well like holy. he tells hector he hopes he dies and gets eaten by dogs (and even eating hector himself). his last comment is even taunting hector abt being suicidal. this book was just wow
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RIP Odysseus you would have loved long distance calls.
RIP Diomedes you would have loved Call of Duty voice chats.
RIP Patroclus you would have loved winning every high school popularity contest.
RIP Achilles you would have loved Alpha male TikToks.
RIP Agamemnon you would have loved being an asshole CEO.
RIP Nestor you would have loved toddler leashes.
RIP Cassandra you would have loved being able to sue people for the damages they caused you.
RIP Hector you would have loved the Kentucky Derby.
RIP Paris you would have loved doxxing people anonymously.
RIP Helen you would have loved women getting to have rights.
RIP Troy you would have loved fire extinguishers.
#sunny speaks#greek mythology#the iliad#the odyssey#odysseus#diomedes#patroclus#achilles#agamemnon#Nestor#cassandra iliad#Hector#paris iliad#Helen Iliad
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Stop adapting the iliad and the Odyssey into movies. You'll never succeed. Adapt them into shounen anime, as is their god given right
#look at the amount of introspection in the Odyssey and tell me it doesnt call for an animated sequence of the character turning#to the screen with an exasperated and simplified scribble face#the Odyssey#the iliad#odysseus literally rips of his clothes before fighting people#nestor constantly complains about his age#hector literally tells paris to die#aphrodite tries to pick up aeneas and drops him after getting shot#and then apollo catches him#ares gets stabbed and goes whining to zeus who calls him a disappointment
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