Hades – even more Nyx/Ares, annoying Theseus & admiring art



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  1. My personal headcanon is that Theseus isn’t allowed to realize that Zagreus is Persephone’s son because then they’d have to confront the fact that he tried to get it with his mom once, and then Zagreus would simply beat him to a pulp every time he went through Elysium.

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  2. I'm a little disappointed they didn't use my favorite version of the Sisyphus myth.

    He dies once, but in the underworld he captures thanatos and chains him up, so nobody can die. While the gods sort out thanatos being in chains, sisyphus is able to escape the underworld.

    Sisyphus then dies again, but has his wife not perform the proper burial rites. Sisyphus convinces hades to let him go aboveground to tell her what to do with the promise that he'll come right back. A promise he immediately breaks.

    Hades wants to send thanatos to go kill sisyphus, but Thanatos is scared of sisyphus after what happened last time, so sisyphus gets to live a long life.

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  3. So Aphrodite is cheating on Hephaestos with Ares
    and Ares is now going out with Nyx
    truly some of the shittiest members of the pantheon
    Though there's
    hera: kills, curses or enslaves a good deal of the women zeus elopes with (or forces himself onto) as well as their heirs
    zeus: womanizer who can't take responsibility for his triggered wife + r-ped his sister (and more)
    hephaestos: tried to r-pe athena
    athena: made medusa so ugly she kills people because she and poseidon boinked in her temple, then had a hero go out and kill her and then mounted her head on her shield, plus she turned Arachne into the first spider because athena wasn't as good at weaving
    so that's some fierce competition

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  4. A small detail about Zagreus' character that I really love is how polite he is, despite of how easygoing he can be at times, he always call people sir and stuff like that. In contrast with most olympian gods (atleast in original mythology) which are… well, reckless and unapologetic, I guess.

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