Found Some Silly Brushes And Went A Bit Crazy

found some silly brushes and went a bit crazy

Agamemnon: okey, so I give Achilles those girls and maybe than he will agree to fight for us again

Odysseus quiet: Yeah sure, couse he totally wants girls

Nestor: What?

Odysseus: Nothing, I just think it's going to work

What Homeric character do you think actually needed glasses and walked around half-blind?

"Pride is not the word I'm looking for

There is so much more inside me now"

Dear Theodosia but I can't animate, so only doodles of sme sleepy young parents

Antigone

I neither love nor hate any Iliad character or basically any Epic Cycle person. They are all so complex and human, it’s make me wonder what happened to characters like that.

Yes, Agamemnon is who I will time and time again blame everything for, but he’s so tragic. Killing a daughter because it isn’t about choosing family over a war, it’s about choosing family over family. Let her live and go home with his wife or kill her and stand beside his younger brother like he has always and will always do.

Achilles, the most selfish man to set foot on Troy, but only when it mattered. When he finally realised his worth was more than dying for a course he didn’t believe in, it was too late. He was angry and mourning and cruel and kind and everything a hero should be and shouldn’t.

The man who gets a whole book for himself, Odysseus. Who did everything he could to stay and then get home. Who lost his moral compass to get there. Who never lost sight of what he wanted even when he lost sight of who he was. A man who wanted nothing more than to taste the lips of his wife rather than glory.

Hector, the picture perfect father and husband. The Son of Troy, their golden prince. The same man who comes home everyday stained with Greek blood. The man who needs to take off his helmet for his son to see he isn’t really a monster, he is just a victim to war. The man who taunted men as they died. The man who laughed with his wife as they loved their son as much as a war would let them.

Helen, the victim and hunter. The women who started it all. The one who left than regretted it or didn’t leave at all. The women who ran away and was responsible for so much damage which was beyond her control. Helen a women who is so complex, even in the Iliad, no one can seem to agree what her motive for leaving in the first place.

I could go on and on about these characters and more (probably not Little Ajax I don’t really care for him). Homer is the personification of “You can’t outdo the doer”