#musical names

[kiryuing]

[anniflamma]

I dunno what I am doing guys...

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[nilorthoox]

[notsolonedesert]

*taps the mic* Greatsword Lore *leaves*

Based on something Jorge dropped in a stream once

[namesarelikeshinythings]

I love music, do you love music ? Are you trans ? Looking for a name ? Here we go, musical names I gathered, have fun :

Aria (f or n) : Song in italian

Cadence (n)

Calliope (f) : Greek muse of music

Canto (m) : Song in italian

Carol (n)

Chord (m)

Harmony (f)

Harper (n)

Hymn (n)

Lyra (f) (Lyr or Lyre could be neutral)

Lyric (n)

Melody (f)

Muse (f)

Octave (m)

Piper (n) : Someone who plays the pipes

[lemonpoet]

Good ending AU posting :D Tele and his baby cousin (train em young, as Athena would say)

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[pomorama]

I find it incredibly funny from a meta/author perspective, that Ancient Greece decided to name their protagonist that angers many people “Anger Bringer” but, even funnier, is the in universe understating that anyone who meets Odysseus must have had the thought “oh dear, how unfortunate to be named hateful/hated” and then they have exactly One conversation with him and go “Ah I see now”

For reference, Odysseus’ name sounds very much like the Greek word odussomai, which can roughly mean “I am angry at” or “I am the cause of anger” (or simply “to hate” or “to dismiss”), a fact that is used for ironic effect frequently in the Odyssey.

It’s also specifically stated in Book 19 that Odysseus’ grandfather, a master thief and one who has also pissed off a lot of people, specifically named him this because “I am disliked by many, all across the world, and I dislike them back. So name the child Odysseus.” 19.428

Bro looked at his grandson and thought “Ahaha, this one’s going to be a troublemaker like me. Better get him started early.”

It’s like a terrible allegory for cause and effect or something.

[oof-i-did-it-agaaiiin]

Beautiful from Ordinary Days

[justvea18]

Siblings!

[lunee43]

Eurylochus x Hermes….. this is how I feel their dynamic could be like it’s interesting!

I feel like Hermes would pull this shit on purpose to traumatize poor Odysseus

[kaahmbem]

legend has it that the young witch circe and the once beautiful nymph scylla shared a complicated past...

[legitbabynames]

Villano, Villana

Photo by Helena Lopes on Pexels.com Origin: Italian Meaning: “farmhand, countryman, peasant” From the Medieval Italian term, villano, meaning a farmhand, countryman, peasant, ultimately from the Latin villanus, of the same above meaning. Both its masculine form of Villano and its feminine form of Villana were in common use in Medieval Italy. Its masculine form was born by two 12th-century…

[artchixs]

if I loved you. you would know it.

[bugbear55]

this scene is so universally accepted as ody tucking his hair its basically a fandom wide draw this in your style

also thinking about how awkward the crew were when they saw themselves because if the siren took on penelope a few others probably did too. “Hey man whys that siren look like me?” “Lets talk about it later”

If it helps, ody/scylla probably saved some crew mates from some awkward conversations

[cryptidram]

this is them right

[hinamie]

august