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Στείλτε ο,τι θέλετε αγαπητοί μιουτσουαλς και μη
#greek posts#greek tumblr#greek status#σκατοποσταρω#orgismenh#greek anons#greek asks#ασκς#ανωνυμα#ερωτησεις#μηνύματα#στείλτε
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That time in ancient Greece when Aziraphale needed a speedy horse and accidentally invented the pegasus
VS.
Whatever Crowley had going on in medieval times
#Crowley just really misses the unicorns ok???#Also Crowley didn't start from a horse to make a new unicorn#he looked at a horse and was like.... nah#then looked at a goat and was like YEAAAAH LET'S GOO LET'S MAKE YOU BIG AF AND YOU CAN ALSO SPIT FIRE WHAT A GREAT IDEA!!#While Aziraphale is fretting over the fact that he accidentally gave WINGS to a HORSE and every time that the angels asks about it he's lik#whaaat?? PegaSUS naaaah never heard about it. Must be a made up thing. humans...right?? silly little things ahahah *sweat nervously*#good omens#crowley#aziraphale#ineffable husbands#aziracrow#pegasus#unicorn#Do I wanna draw the precious good omens beans? yes.#is this an excuse to draw more horses? also yes.#medieval crowley#ancient greek aziraphale#CAVALLIIIIIII 🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴🐎🐴#good omens comic#historical husbands
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Do you think Aeolus and Hermes would be friends? If so, i would LOVE to see it!
hmm yea!
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You drew Apollo, can you draw artemis please? No pressure tho Apollo looks magnificent.
the twins
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Can I humbly request a Penelope and Odysseus doodle 🤲
arts n crafts couple
#odysseus#penelope#odypen#the odyssey#greek mythology#tagamemnon#art#digital art#asks#i have no idea how looms work i'm so sorry HAHAH
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do you think poseidon lets his son ride on his back in houres form ? p.s your blog is cool
Of course he would!
#I guess Poseidon is a good dad in his odd way#asks#epic the musical#greek mythology#horse!poseidon#poseidon#polyphemus
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I’m sorry if you already answered this (I didn’t find it mentioned) but why was Kyril/Karl mutated, imprisoned and hunted in the Greek Myth AU? This definitely feels like Miranda/Athena was punishing him. What happened?
Thanks for asking!
Here’s pre-curse Kyril (story under cut, body horror/gore warning)
Yes, it was meant as punishment (unlike Alina and Daphne), and to no one’s surprise his crime was hubris.
Kyril worked at his father’s forge, far surpassing his skills in both metalworking and stone masonry. As such he was blessed by Hephaestus himself.
He got commissioned to make a statue of Athena in honor of her craftsmanship. He rolled his eyes and set to work, complaining that it’d be more fitting to make one of Hephaestus, who picked up the slack, since Athena abandoned her craft and stopped making beautiful things for the sake of her sick game (Athena’s Gauntlet of Monsters, so far containing a living whirlpool and a sphinx, was widely known and many daydreamed of or even sought the glory of defeating the beasts). In spite of his grumbling the statue came out stunning with clean cut stone and gilded detailing.
The next day, a weaver came to Kyril’s forge saying she’d heard his complaints about her goddess, which confused her cause with a statue that beautiful a blessing would naturally be in order, yet he burned that bridge. ‘What if she could give you the power to make the most life-like statues in the world?’ Kyril laughed and said it wasn’t her domain, and besides he didn’t need it.
Refusing a blessing from a god is one thing, but to mock them and be telling the truth at the same time is unforgivable.
The weaver lifted her shawl from her head and revealed a brilliant blue plume and with it a golden helmet. Athena arose to her full dreadful height, one hand holding her winged spear, the other pointed towards the terrified sinner in front of her. ‘You will know what power is when you see it. You shall have my blessing whether you wish or not.’
In a second, Kyril fell to the floor screaming with blinding agony, feeling horrible squelching and crunching as bone and muscle grew where it shouldn’t. His nails fell out and out of the raw empty spots grew thorny black claws; his spine extended to accommodate a tufted lion tail; the skin of his back ripped to tatters to unfurl two sets of bloody grey wings; his black curls turned to angry, writhing snakes, each more venomous than the last; his teeth grew sharp and pointed, cutting rifts on his tongue so blood filled his mouth; and lastly his eyes grew heavy in their sockets as they were imbued with the last of the goddess’s curse.
Hearing the commotion, Kyril’s father rushed in and cradled the strange figure he knew was his son, turning his head towards him. He instantly froze in place, a perfect image of paternal worry, and the monster felt the arms holding it turn hard and grating like stone.
Athena took him away to her islands somewhere in the Cyclades to become the next glorious creature on her roster, the Gorgon. There he lied writhing in pain for 12 days without sleep or food (besides the right leg of Pallas, which further changed his body and gained him far more muscle and size). When the pain subsided enough to let him speak he prayed for his patron Hephaestus to help him, but alas gods can’t break each other's curses. Instead he carved out a spacious cave for him in which to seek shelter as well as several unbreakable stonemason and smithing tools to keep up his spirits.
700 yrs later Elias comes to the islands.
#ask#re8#greek mythology#re8 karl heisenberg#re8 heisenberg#re8 mother miranda#re8 miranda#fanart#my art#sketch
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Έφτιαξες και αυτό το προφιλ κανονικα; Δεν μπερδευεσαι ποσα θα εχεις;
Δεν μπερδεύομαι ανων μου, δύο θα έχω, όταν έχω daily limited στο ένα θα χρησιμοποιω το άλλο, προσοχή το main είναι η @orgismenh
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Classicstober Day 8: Icarus ☀️
#classicstober23#classicstober#ancient greek mythology#icarus#helios#medusa's peach#Don't ask me how those wings work.
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Still trying to understand why athena would consider the kids delivering medusa's head to them as something to be embarrassed of. Like idk about you but if my 12yo daughter managed to kill the monster who disrespected me I'd be so proud of her you would see me taking photos with that head but I guess athena ain't a good mother nor a girls girls
#like bitch dont you have nothing better to do???#like imagine letting a monster inside your sanctuary when your beautiful daughter was asking you to save her life#greek gods never beating the selfish deadbeat parent allegations#pjo tv show#annabeth chase#percy jackon and the olympians#athena
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gia ti erwtes grafeis kai pou grafeis?
γράφω συνήθως για σαρωτικούς έρωτες,
για εκείνους που κατακτούν κάθε κύτταρο του σώματος σου,
για εκείνους που σε εξουσιάζουν απόλυτα.
για εκείνους που ξεκινούν τόσο ορμητικοί
και καταλήγουν άκρως τοξικοί.
γράφω για έρωτες που είδαμε να γεννιούνται σε ταινίες,
ή σε μια στάση μετρό.
γράφω για μεγάλες αγάπες,
για όνειρα,
και ρουτίνες που κάθε ζευγάρι θα ήθελε αντί των δικών του.
γράφω για εκείνα τα «για πάντα» που ξεχνιούνται.
γράφω για αυτούς τους ανθρώπους που πενθούμε μία ζωή.
για εκείνους που είναι η πρώτη μας σκέψη,
για εκείνους που αναζητάμε στους άγνωστους,
για εκείνους που η μυρωδιά τους έχει ριζώσει μέσα μας,
για εκείνους που θυμίζουν σπίτι,
μα δεν είναι ποτέ εκεί.
γράφω για τυχαίες συναντήσεις και κεραυνοβόλους έρωτες,
για ρομαντικά ταξίδια και βόλτες στο κέντρο της Αθήνας,
γράφω για βράδια με πίτσα και κρασί σε ένα σπίτι ενάμιση επί ενάμιση,
γράφω για έρωτες και γυμνά κορμιά σε κρεβάτια στενά,
γράφω για διαφωνίες που καταλήγουν σε κλάματα, φωνές, σεξ και αγκαλιές.
γράφω για ανθρώπους που έρχονται τόσο ξαφνικά στη ζωή μας,
που την αλλάζουν τη ζωή μας,
κι ύστερα φεύγουν,
ναι τόσο απλά,
γιατί οι άνθρωποι φεύγουν,
και παίρνουν μαζί τους
τα κομμάτια μας,
και αφήνουν κενό,
που ευτυχώς δεν αναπληρώνεται.
γράφω για όσα θέλω να ζήσω,
για όσα έζησα,
για όσα ζω
και εκείνα που δεν τολμώ να πω πως θέλω να ζήσω.
#greek posts#greek status#greek tumblr#greek quotes#greek asks#σκατοποσταρω#ρώτα την οργισμένη#έρωτας#orgismenh
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Any chance we could get sneak peak of how Wouldn't You Like is coming along i actually love your Hermes fjdhfkhghjksdghsl
Sure! This gif happens early on in the song
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Hi I have concept questions rate the yandere Greek gods, and who is most likely out of them with sexually assault or rape reader any gender I don’t know it came in my mind after I found out that Ares has never raped a women or man in my opinion that is a really shocking thing coming from the god of war I mean when comes to gods it’s a pretty good standard because I have read about so many sexual assaults in Greek mythology. for example obviously, Zeus is most likely going to force himself on reader he has done it many times and then the other one is Poseidon he did it with medusa if I remember correctly, so he is most likely to do it, and he has done it with other people and then Eros I don’t know why I just think he would do it and Apollo would do it and I actually thought Ares would would also sexually assault reader, but after finding out that he never did with anyone I don’t he would force himself on reader since he has never done it in Cannon fun fact, one of the sons of Poseidon raped his daughter and when Ares found out, he was furious and killed Poseidon son. Hades, this is another god I think he would not force himself on reader. But I’m not sure about Dionysus maybe he would and Hephaestus is another god who would force himself because he did it with Athena if I remember correctly. Aphrodite, maybe you would do it too. Hermes is another god I think he would do it too. What do you think can you Frank them from? Who is most likely to do it to who is least likely to do it and never do it at all.
tw: talk about rape/sexual harassment.
I would say the same ones you mentioned above.
Zeus and this one doesn't even need explanations. Poseidon, depending on the version, is said to have raped Medusa, but this is the Roman version and not the Greek, so it depends on which myth you prefer, but I think he would be able to force himself on the Reader.
Apollo would do it if he was rejected by his beloved, and he wouldn't even think he was doing anything wrong. Eros would also force himself on his darling if he was rejected in a very cruel way, then he would force them to be his.
Although there are no records of Ares forcing himself on anyone, as we are doing a headcanon and I don't work with canon but with the voices in my head, I would say that he could force himself on the Reader. And he wouldn't even need much for that, it can easily be motivated by jealousy, pure lust or just because he wants to mark the Reader as his.
Hephaestus... It's complicated, the reason he tried to abuse Athena is because of Poseidon, in a way. Poseidon became jealous of the closeness of Athena and Hephaestus and incited the god of forging to make unwanted advances on the goddess of wisdom, thinking that she liked him. He never actually raped her, it was more like harassment, but he came on her thighs and a child was born from that. Bizarre? Yes. Would he abuse his S/O? Look, it depends. I think that if Hephaestus was really consumed by obsession, by jealousy, he could force himself on his darling.
Hades would never force himself sexually on his darling. He can kidnap them (and he will), he can lock them up but he will never do anything against their will, sexually speaking. He doesn't want to be like his brothers and loathes it, so he would never touch the Reader without their consent.
Dionysus would do it too. He is delusional enough and the reason he would abuse his darling could be motivated by how delusional he is. The god would be so delusional that he wouldn't even realize that the Reader doesn't want to sleep with them.
Hermes would only do so if he wanted to dismantle power over his S/O. Like, he did that to them because he can, because they are his and that means he can take them wherever he wants and whenever he wants. A form of control and psychological torture, in a way.
I think Aphrodite would be the only one of the goddesses to abuse her darling, but for her, she would not be committing abuse but rather showing how much she loves them. And for her, the goddess of love, also the patron saint of prostitutes, what better way than to have sex with her darling? Even if it's not consensual.
#ask#yandere greek gods#yandere greek mythology#greek gods x reader#concept#yandere concept#yandere Zeus#yandere poseidon#yandere hades#yandere hermes#yandere dionysus#yandere Hephaestus#yandere Aphrodite#yandere ares#yandere apollo#yandere Eros
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Ducky I'm here to beg ask for more greek mythology content i'm shaking at your Odysseus stuff he's. he's my favourite guy. and they all look so GOOD in your art style
I am asking very kindly for more. Literally anything. Would you possibly kindly draw one of the gods in your style PLEASE
mwah mwah
athena’s favourites
#asks#greek mythology#odyssey#iliad#odysseus#diomedes#athena#art#fanart#duckytree#they’re young here#maybe when helen is being courted
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Could I have an Apollo and/or Hermes doodle if you can?
I always wanted to do this one.
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Do you have any information on misconceptions about Hades & Persephone? I'm not well read but all the portrayals of them as a #goals power couple doesn't seem quite right to me (also am I losing my mind or did Persephone get girlbossified?) I could be totally wrong of course! There's a lot to learn in the world. Hope your day is good ^-^
Hi Anon! Sorry for taking so long to reply, (I'm in the middle of exam season and have tons of work to do T~T)
There's a lot to unpack here, as this is basically the most popular greek myth nowadays and one of the most affected by misinformation and people spreading their headcannons as facts. Broadly, in every surviving account their marriage is a forced abduction, where Persephone is very much unwilling. For example in the Homeric Hymn to Demeter (our earliest and most complete source): she cries out in fear for help as she's seized and dragged away under the earth "So he, that Son of Cronos, of many names, who is Ruler of Many and Host of Many, was bearing her away by leave of Zeus on his immortal chariot — his own brother’s
child and all unwilling", is mournful and despondent until she gladdens at the news of being brought back to the surface and reunited with her mother, is "grieved to tell the tale" of her abduction, and finally is not so much tricked as force-fed the pommegranate "I sprang up at once for joy; but he secretly
put in my mouth sweet food, a pomegranate seed, and forced me to taste against my will."
On the other hand, it's true that their marriage is one of the few where they are presented as standing on equal footing and ruling jointly (compared to, for example, Zeus and Hera, where she's generally very much subordinate to him), to the point where Persephone frequently eclipses her husband as sovereign in myth (sending forth the dead in the Odyssey, recieving Herakles when he goes to the underworld, permitting the return of Sisyphos and Alkestis, etc.) and it's widely theorised that Persephone predates Hades in her role as ruler of the underworld. Also in several parts of Magna Graecia their marriage seems to have displaced Zeus and Hera's as the ideal model in cult.
I get the appeal many feel for the myth (though also frankly sometimes get a bit tired of it), but regarding original sources I would certainly hesitate to call a kidnapping and a forced marriage a #goals power couple. As for Persephone getting "girlbossified", I completely agree and find it really disappointing how in most so called "feminist retellings" the only sort of shallow "empowerment" she gets is "fiercely stricking a pose and looking cunty in black next to her bad-boy misunderstood sweetie of a goth/millionaire fifty-shades-of-grey husband."
All that aside, for a great retelling that in my opinion successfully presents Hades and Persephone as a compelling love story and skillfully avoids the pitfalls where most other retellings fall short, I can't recommend @a-gnosis comics enough. They're really well researched, original, beautifully drawn and peopled with actually well written characters (non-perfect, endearing, interesting, etc.) instead of 2D caricatures. She balances a delightful romance without ignoring and addressing the beats of the original myth (as much as possible anyway, no easy feat in my opinion), and all her comics are free to read on her tumblr, deviantart and comicsfury. I really recommend them to anyone interested!
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