No, This Is

No, this is

If you're mean to Menelaus, understand this is what you're insulting

This becomes way funner, if the Aphrodite child is Aeneas

aphrodite child: how often do you think about the roman empire?

jason (not understanding): every day.

Everytime I saw some action/interpretation of Odysseus that feel weird or kinda OOC and wonder where it came from, I would look it up and it’s always the Roman again.

,,Think of your wives,, in ,,The Horse and the Infant,, hits for me a lot header when you remember that, (according to the Odyssey) just hours befor Helene went around the wooden horse imitating the of there wives voices. Just hours ago Odysseus heard Penelope's voice agine for the first time in 10 years, and it wasn't even the real one.

"They found the hero (Achilles) delighting with a beautiful carved lyre, with a silver bridge, which he took among the remains when he destroyed the city of Eëtion; with it he recreated his spirit, singing deeds of men. In front, Patroclus, alone and silent, waited for the Aeacide to stop singing".