The Wroth of Hades

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In this tale Hades comes to challenge Zeus – over an issue happening amongst their godly family but also interfering in the mortal realm… and he is serious. It shall be continued in the next episode!

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23 thoughts on “The Wroth of Hades”

  7. On the one hand Hades brings forward an excellant point in that Zeus is derelict in his duties as King if outright thieving of, what are effectivly Hade's own subjects from his realm right under his nose. I do find the derision and contempt of healing to be odd. Healing only ever delays never denies Hades his due.

    Him rolling out with basically everyone in his court plus two primordials?

    I'm… entirely certain had Zeus answered diffrently or Hades not believed him, he wanted to make sure Zeus wasn't going to walk away.

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  9. An interesting prelude to the myth of Asclepius. A first glimpse to the anger of Hades and the impact of those that try to cheat death. Is resurrection such a transgression? Or do those that seek to escape death seek to escape judgement instead? Does death itself give greater meaning and purpose to life? The next part of this story going to be very interesting indeed. Great work! I always love seeing a more in-depth and character driven telling of the old myths from the perspective of those in it.

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  16. Oh please tell us what happened next I want to know what was Zeus do this is the first time Hades and Zeus had a conversation like this with wrath oh I cannot wait on the next video you guys will make please make it even longer I would love to know what happened next

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  19. Is it surprising that the first thing Hera asks is "what did you do?" Which implies any mess of that magnitude is because someone did something stupid…grand and brilliant video…I love this channel so much hoping for more

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  20. Love listening to your narrative stories. But I noticed a mistake. Before in the battle of the titan's you said (can't spell his name king of the sea) was the oldest.

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