Thetis

Book 1, Part 5.1: The Melodrama of Zeus

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To Start from the Beginning Click HERE.
To Read the Previous Post About Thetis Click HERE.
To Read Book 1, Part 4.2 Click HERE.

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Oh no! What will happen next!? Find out on Wednesday 😉

ALSO: I never thought I would ever be saying this, but I think Zeus is becoming one of my favourite characters. He’s just so dramatic and over-the-top.

BTW: In the first picture the person directly behind Zeus is Dionysos. I wanted to sneak him into the story. 😛

To Read Hera Never Pries Click HERE.

Thetis & Peleus: Not a Love Story

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To Start from the Beginning Click HERE.
To Read the Previous Post Click HERE.

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Yeah.

So.

The Greek world was not pro-consent. *insert evil look here*

Also, Achilles is definitely the son of Peleus. Crying by the sea runs in the family, apparently.

To read the full story (which I stole from Ovid) click HERE.

This has been your extra post, and unless something weird happens, we shall return on Sunday for part 5.1.

To Read The Melodrama of Zeus Click HERE.

Book 1, Part 4.1: Achilles Cries to His Momma

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  1. Briareus is kind of disturbing, which just goes to show I should probably NOT come up with character designs late at night.
  2. Thetis is much sassier than I had originally thought she would be, which pleases me greatly.
  3. Achilles didn’t necessarily blackmail his mother, but I wouldn’t put it past him, especially with Thetis’ sketchy relationship with Peleus (there will be more details about this in the future).
  4. I only now realized that half the time I use Latin spellings and half the time use Greek spellings for the names of people and places… which is inconsistent of me and I apologize. If I ever put this together as a book I’ll have to go through and fix that. Ah well. When you do research you’ll see it’s pretty inconsistent out in the world too.

Next time we will learn what is going on with Odysseus…

To Read Odysseus Doesn’t Get Lost Click HERE.