February 2024

incorrect-house-of-nine:

nottobehornyonthemain:

Imagine you’re some little evil woman sitting in Hades’ throne room when Orpheus walks in to make a deal to get Eurydice back, and Hades is like “yeah ok, just don’t look back otherwise she has to stay here” then walks out of the room. Almost immediately after hearing the conditions, Orpheus breaks his own neck so that is is physically impossible for him to turn it, and then demands that you gouge out his eyes for good measure.  Eurydice then gets really upset because she’s convinced this is a sign that Orpheus hates her and never wants to see her again, and Orpheus is completely convinced that this was a normal and logical thing to do.

You are literally the only person in the universe who recognizes this as an act of love. They both then insult you to your face for thinking this is anything other than very normal (Orpheus), or petty hatred (Eurydice).

You are Ianthe Tridentarius.

That last line took me out!

A drawing of Gideon Nav from the book series The Locked Tomb. She is shown from the side, kneeling in a knight-like manner, holding the pommel of her sword which is stuck into the ground. Her head is low, eyes closed and hair falling in her face, as if engaging in prayer. The colors are mostly earthy tones.ALT

I miss all of them so much aaaaaaaaaaa