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Sara Fangirl Art

@sarafangirlart

Artist/ Omani 🇴🇲/ Hera and Hephaestus divorce attorney/ Athena and Perseus Defender/ Obscure Myths enjoyer
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Back on my Perseus musical ideas bs, this is from a Barbie movie and the plot won’t be one to one but hear me out. The whole thing with the cultural differences but undeniable attraction to one another is VERY Persomeda to me. I imagine Perseus going “Do you think she might like me? How do I look tonight?” Only for Hermes to tease him.

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Drawing concept: Perseus and Dionysus in a “Get-Along shirt” together (Hermes and Athena made them wear it)

I’ve always wondered what Athena and Hermes thought about the conflict between Perseus and Dionysus. Both love their brothers but I only remember Hermes stepping in to stop them from fighting, but what did Athena do? I feel like there should be more conflicted feelings going on y’know? Could be fun to explore.

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superkooku

Peak angry sibling energy 🤣

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margaretkart

Lmaooo that's peak on character

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Anonymous asked:

Drawing concept: Perseus and Dionysus in a “Get-Along shirt” together (Hermes and Athena made them wear it)

I’ve always wondered what Athena and Hermes thought about the conflict between Perseus and Dionysus. Both love their brothers but I only remember Hermes stepping in to stop them from fighting, but what did Athena do? I feel like there should be more conflicted feelings going on y’know? Could be fun to explore.

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Why does Medea and Achilles get married in the afterlife like this has to be the most Random Ass pairing to ever exist?

I know right? It's so strange. Medea and Achilles aren't even (or at least shouldn't be) contemporaries, so I also wonder why they were paired up. Achilles and Iphigenia make sense based on their pretended marriage that led to her death, Achilles and Helen also make some sense because several connections exist between them and it is even claimed in the Catalogue of Women that he would have been the one to win her hand if he had been old enough to compete for it, but Achilles and Medea? It is kind of mind-boggling.

To make things even weirder, apparently Medea's husband had an erotic interest in Achilles' mother according to an account attested by Plutarch in „On the Malice of Herodotus”: „… that temple of Aphrodite which is said to have been founded by Medea, when she desired, as some affirm, to be delivered from loving her husband Jason, or, as others say, that the goddess free him from loving Thetis.”

Ettore Cingano, in „The Power and Failures of Thetis in Early Poetic Traditions and Beyond” suggests the following as possible reasons for the association of Medea with Achilles:

„My tentative guess is that the association of Achilles with Medea, connecting the Argonautic myth to the Trojan myth, originated from a combination of these elements, which included the wedding of a goddess and of a sorceress descending from Helios to two mortal heroes, the shared motherhood experience of Medea and Thetis, marked by the vain search for immortality for their children, Hera's personal bond with both women, the geographical proximity or identity of the adventures and life of Peleus and Jason, but also a further parallelism between Jason, Medea's first husband and Achilles, her husband in the afterlife, both of whom were reared by the centaur Chiron as was also the case with Peleus.”

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I’m a firm believer that ancient ppl came up with better crack ships than modern ppl. Achilles and Medea? They literally never actually interacted in mythology and are just kinda mentioned by Hera and that was that. But even then… Both emotionally fucked up demigods with severe anger issues who became extremely cruel and violent after a traumatic event? Yeah I can see it.

Poseidon and Odysseus? Y’all would ship single cell organisms if they were both male. Seriously, zero creativity here.

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Honestly if we really want to talk about “silenced” voices in mythology, let’s talk more about the slavery, even when a character is enslaved and very open about how miserable and horrific it is, there is rarely ever condemnation of slavery as a whole, it’s seen as a fact of life, characters that are “good guys” are depicted as having slaves. Also why was Ajax raping Cassandra any different than Agamemnon making her his concubine? In both instances consent is impossible. Even misogyny is called out and condemned more often.

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