Sonic Trying To Run In Heels.
Sonic trying to run in heels.
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so I got into grad school today with my shitty 2.8 gpa and the moral of the story is reblog those good luck posts for the love of god
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I really liked Jorge's choice to have Athena, Aphrodite and Ares together in their part instead of separating into two parts. ALL THREE of them are gods of war. They cover different aspects of war, and their parts in that section convey their aspects so well.
Aphrodite is about "love in war" in simpler terms. Her argument towards Odysseus losing his mother while he was fighting, to me, fits so well. Ares's aspect of war is the war itself so all of his arguments were geared to that. And of course Athena is strategy of war, which she is using to convince the other two (and everyone else).
I think the thing that makes me go feral in God Games is thr fact that Athena matches the melody of every god she tries to persuade, except for Ares.
Ares, the only god Athena can never see eye to eye with, the brother she is by nature eternally pitted against, the guy she just fucking hates. She whips her own theme out to rebuke him and it is glorious