#riddy

[friendlyneighborhoodghostpal]

i’m just gonna say it i love how kaos handled orpheus and eurydice. i really did, im a huge greek mythology nerd and that story has always been about the refusal to give someone up even when you should, its not a love story its a story about grief. and i just- ah they did something really cool there didn’t they? i’m gonna rewatch the season and like properly form my opinions but i really like it.

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KAOS (2024)

[suzieloveships]

Y'all better go and watch Kaos on Netflix because I need season 2! I need to see Dionysus and Ari meeting! I need to see Riddy and Caneus reunion! I need to see Zeus's downfall

[jadealatus]

I will defend the relationship between Eurydice/Riddy and Caeneus with my life

I've seen people say they can't understand how they can root for them as a couple when we see Orpheus struggle to save her.

Literally one of the first things we see is that Riddy has lost feelings for Orpheus and doesn't know what to do. Next thing we see her die and somehow are stuck in the underworld. How can you blame her for falling for someone else and call it "cheating" when she is dead and as far as she knows, not really married anymore? And not to mention she was planning to leave her husband the day she died.

It's 100% possible to feel bad for Orpheus while also rooting for Riddy and Caeneus' happiness at the same time.

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AURORA PERRINEAU as RIDDY in KAOS 💛 (official trailer)

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Love them 🤍

[countlessmoviethoughts]

People on Tik Tok, Standard to form, Are being dumb about characters, and they’ve gotten their claws into Kaos so I’m here to rant about why they’re wrong so I don’t blow up in somebody’s comments.

//SPOILERS FOR KAOS//

Riddy is not an evil person for not loving Orpheus anymore. She doesn’t owe him love because he loves her, that’s not how it’s supposed to work. She was right to break up with him.

She wasn’t happy. And no one should stay in a relationship that makes them as miserable as she was. And this isn’t against Orpheus either. I adore him too, and I think I’m the long run this is better for him as well. But I think the notion that he’s too good for her or that she doesn’t deserve him is just so weird. They just weren’t right for each other. And that happens! They could have been right for each other in the beginning, but as you grow you change, it just happens.

It’s not her fault he decided to go down to the underworld. That is a decision he made on his own. And sure, she should have talked to him when she had the chance before she died, but that’s a hard discussion to have. She’s not perfect, but neither is he. He took her coin, which in the long run is a good thing, but without the context of the rest of the show, it’s a really shit thing to do. They’re both in the wrong, and they both aren’t evil. Because they’re human. ITS PART OF THE POINT OF THE SHOW!!!!

I love them both very much, and I love Riddy and Caeneus, and I hope Orpheus finds a new muse, one who can flourish more under his love.

This could be complete rambling but I HATE seeing this idea that someone leaving a relationship because they aren’t happy is evil. It’s such a red flag 😭

AND THIS ISNT ME MAKING MOUNTAINS OUT OF NOTHING PEOPLE GENUINELY WERE SAYING THIS STUFF

[koresflowers]

honestly dennis dying in kaos was the saddest moment in the entire show.

[wheneverfeasible]

Y’all I’m watching Kaos on Netflix and I’m on Episode 3 and 37:28 minutes in and a lot of you are going to like this part for a reason I don’t.

Also I’m surprised I haven’t seen anything about this show on my feed yet. Like…Billie Piper as Cassandra? Jeff Goldblum as Zeus? David Thewlis as Hades? The massive queer representation?

Like c’mon people. I need someone to yell about this show with.

[medusas-daughter]

Orpheus in Kaos is so relatable because if I were married to Riddy I would also be obsessed with her

[strawberrycowgirly]

please go watch kaos on netflix if you haven’t yet i need a second season :)) it’s good for greek mythology lovers 🫶😺

[clarasteam]

I've been thinking about different versions of Eurydice, and also about the Muse and muses, given the reactions to Riddy's storyline in Kaos. Carol Ann Duffy's "Eurydice" was one of the things that came to mind as a parallel, though her Orpheus is more a poet than a musician. I think of the Duffy poem as part of a larger tradition of women poets taking on the idea of the muse and how it functions to maintain and support a particular version of male creativity, which may be why I wasn't expecting to see Charlie Covell citing Duffy's "Eurydice" as a specific inspiration for KAOS in a recent interview (my reaction to that moment was a mixture of "HA!" and "huh!").

I liked KAOS a lot; I like retellings and reworkings of the Greeks. I'm still happily pondering this one, and expect to be so for a while.

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Okay but what if I actually screamed

[dumbass-mushroom]

Just thought about how the tradgedy of Orpheus and Eurydice this time isnt that orpheus failed to get her out the underworld but that he succeeded and their love still ended. He still didnt reunite with her. The story changed but the tragedy of it stayed exactly the same!!

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AURORA PERRINEAU as EURYDICE "RIDDY" KAOS: SEASON ONE (2024- ) | EPISODE 1

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RIDDY & CANEUS in KAOS 🤍