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kebriones · 4 months
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You were lying to me, when you'd jump on my bed and say "When you die, grandma, I will cut my hair for you, and bring all my friends to sing at your grave."
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pulledrounder · 8 months
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Mitski, "I'm Your Man" // Donna Haraway, The Companion Species Manifesto: Dogs, People, and Significant Otherness // Andrew Kane, "How to Be a Dog" // // Soccer Mommy, Your Dog // "this is the last time i beg for devotion" by violenttradwife // Anne Carson, Preface to Hekabe from Grief Lessons
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incorrecthomer · 1 month
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Hector: (sharpens the sword) Deiphobus: (polishes shield) Helenus: (reading quietly) Cassandra: (weaving tapestry) Hecuba, suspiciously: what have the four of you done Hector: nothing Cassandra: just keeping busy Helenus: killing time, you know, the usual Deiphobus: yeah! Hecuba: (narrows her eyes suspiciously but leaves) Hector: Cassandra: Helenus: Deiphobus: Deiphobus: she is definitely losing her touch Helenus: oh 100% Hector: should we let him down then Paris, taped to the ceiling, gagged, furious: mmh! Cassandra: not just yet, i prefer him up there
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gallifreyanhotfive · 4 months
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Random Doctor Who Facts You Might Not Know, Part 8
The Gallifreyan village of Slothe was populated by people who relied solely on hunting and gathering, leading to the near-extinction of several species including the ulanda, trunkike, yaddlefish, and broakir. A Krafayis sent to the village by Death as punishment.
There is a TARDIS cradle at the Academy for students who already have symbiotic bonds but have not graduated.
The Doctor's Aunt Flavia named her cat "the Doctor."
As a child, the First Doctor played in the tunnels underneath the Panopticon. Also underneath the Panopticon is the Eye of Harmony.
The Twelfth Doctor calls the Tenth Doctor "Bambi" and refers to Rose as "Blondie."
On prehistoric Gallifrey, the aspects of the Time Sentinels would toss time sensitives into the Untempered Schism.
Barbara kept a diary that she intended to leave for Susan for when she began to live in the 22nd century.
The Eighth Doctor claimed he could think of fourteen different instances of wars being started over someone refusing a cup of tea.
The Dancing Plague was caused by mass hysteria. The lack of an evil presence causing the plague caused the Fifth Doctor some severe confusion.
Cameca gifted the First Doctor a brooch while he was leaving, which he eventually regifted to Susan in his Eighth incarnation.
The Fourth Doctor took Sarah Jane back to kill the would-be dictator as a baby, but upon seeing his Sixth self fail to do so, he realized there was another way. Thus, when his Eighth self went to go kill the baby, the Fourth told the mother, foiling all of the Eighth's plans. The mother realized her love for the baby and raised them better. And thus wraps up the the-Doctor-tries-to-kill-a-baby arc.
Following the TV Movie, the Eighth Doctor promptly loses all of his memory again and gets arrested for possession of cocaine.
Knowing that the Doctor took on the name Merlin, it is interesting to note that in King Arthur's court there was a woman named Ganeida, who was Merlin's half-sister and the daughter of a nun and a "demon."
Hecuba is the Queen of Time and the Toymaker's sister. Her games often relate to clocks and time, and if someone refuses to play, she turns them into clocks.
Satthralope was the Housekeeper of Lungbarrow (basically a medium between the family and the sentient House). She thought the Doctor was a "disappointment to the House" and a "wretched child." In fact, one of the Doctor's first memories is of Satthralope smacking him so hard that he could hardly walk afterwards. If the Doctor refused to come to dinner, she let the drudges attack him.
Some Time Lords have a tapetum lucidum, including the Corsair.
Yarvell, Davros's half-sister, was a peace activist. Calcula, their mother, drowned her, and Davros used her body for experiments.
Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28
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elianzis · 5 months
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I don't know how this came into my head :')
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meboii27 · 19 days
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king priam sparing paris content
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adriles · 1 year
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i may have violently desecrated his corpse and kept his body in my tent for 9 days, but i believe Hector’s family deserves to give him a PROPER burial! Who's with me!! who the FUCK is with me
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littlesparklight · 9 days
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Two different images in red figure imitation art for the same story beat; the return of Paris!
These are each heavily inspired by/based on a vase painting that I wanted to show, but I'm pretty sure I couldn't just go reposting them so; The upper art, that I made to reflect somewhat how Paris' return goes in my own fic 'verse (hence Paris' age), is based on this vase 203903 in the Beazley Archive. I've cut out two women reacting to the scene to the left of Priam (sisters?), and an old man with a phiale to the right of Artemis. To note, though, in Beazley the figure I made Artemis in my image is just identified as "woman with bow", Given several factors (she's present in the "protective deity" role in a vase of Menelaos and Paris' duel, Paris is a youth in this art and technically under her protection, she is Trojan aligned in the war) I think it makes sense that it might just straight up be Artemis, and that's why I chose to make her so.
The lower art I made to match the standard funeral games account, hence the altar and cult statue, and it's based on this vase 204407 in the Beazley Archive. I again cut out one of the two female figures to the left of Priam again, and turned the other one into Deiphobos. ;) I also am very much assuming that the figure to the right of Paris could be Hektor; in the vase art the whole upper part of this figure is lost, so we don't know if they were even male or female.
Please go check the vase arts out on the site! They're really neat and you totally should go see them. https://www. carc.ox.ac.uk/xdb/ASP/dataSearch.asp Just put the numbers I included in the "vase number" field and it'll give you the right ones.
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meanwhilepoetry · 2 years
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"Is it not strange how men choose to wage war but it is a woman who must bear the blame for it, it is a woman who must bury her children, it is a woman who is taken for a bedslave?" Helen asked Hecuba, grief etched into her beautiful features. Hecuba gazed at the bloodied battlefield where she had lost so many children, "Until women write the stories, child, men will always take the glory and leave us with nothing but ashes and the heartache."
Nikita Gill, The Last Conversation Between Helen and Hecuba
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orpheuslament · 2 years
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Hekabe, Euripides (tr. Anne Carson)
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querentiaa · 5 months
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something about the speech hamlet asks the player to act out. what is it about priam and hecuba and pyrrhus, does he cast priam as his father and his mother as hecuba? he wants to see her as unwilling? claudius in pyrrhus' place brutally killing an undefended man. but what of the children? almost all of hecuba and priam's children are dead, does he see himself as one of the dead or is it the fact that cassandra is alive and her perceived madness is what defines her?? we know he believes himself to not be one for action then we must cast him as cassandra, her tireless words begging the world to see the truth and yet being called mad. here hamlet is deliberately stepping into madness, i suppose cassandra did too. i know this isn't really coherent but i am writing at 2:30 am sooo
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moplopbool · 1 year
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Hecuba and her daughters(+in law)!
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pelideswhore · 1 year
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incorrecthomer · 18 days
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Aphrodite: your mom didn't raise you to be a loser Paris Paris: in fact, she didn't raise me at all
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jondrettegirls · 1 year
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[Text in image: “Hekabe- As ivy to oak, so shall I cling to her. / Odysseus- Think again. / Hekabe- I will not let her go.” End text.]
Hekabe - Euripides (Tr. Anne Carson)
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secretceremonials · 1 year
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- just a girl x the women of the trojan war
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