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Ch. 5, Page 32.<< Previous || Start Reading || Next >>It was told that she has some ange

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It was told that she has some anger management issues…
(We also would like to state that she is strictly forbidden to access the liquour cabinet. “I don’t care how many lifes you lived and how many relatives you dismembered, little miss, you’re now 12 and you’re now grounded.” cit.)

Notes:
The background image is inspired by a Lucan krater from around 400 b.C., now at the Cleveland Museum of Art. The dressMedea is wearing, tho, is the reconstruction of a traditional garment worn in the Colchis/Caucasian area in ancient times, in the Archaeological Museum of the Republic of Alania, in Vladikavkaz.

Medea was the princess of Colchis -the coastal area of the modern Georgia-, daughter of king Aeetes who was the son of Helios, and thus brother of Circe and of the Minoan Queen Pasifae.
She helped Jason (read as: she did all the work and Jason took credit) in conquering the golden fleece her family had in the garden, guarded by a dragon. She also agreed to help the Argonauts flee from Colchis, on the promise Jason would have married her. Because true love can do everything, included forgive the fact that the blushing bride dismembered her own brother to distract her father and escape.
But nobody’s perfect, and once back to Greece and Jason crowned king, the pair lived happily ever after… Or at least, for few years. Then, Jason remembered he was a douchebag:  he decided to take another wife, younger, Greeker and without a bodycount of her own, informing Medea of the happy news in a flawless way. With an eviction note for her and their two sons.
Medea chose to be elegant about it: she killed the two kids, murdered the second wife while she was at it, and left Corinth on her chariot trained by dragons, in an unmistakable “Fuck you, sir”.
After that, tho, she tried to redeem herself: she fled to Athens, married again with king Aegeus and she really put some effort to free Greece from Theseus. She tried to poison him, but was discovered and exiled all over again. She took a definitive residence in what is now Turkey, in the region that from her took the name Media, and Theseus was now free to go rampant and become the scarcely encomiable hero we all know.


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Ch. 5, Page 31.<< Previous || Start Reading || Next >>Yeah, let’s accept mysteriou

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Yeah, let’s accept mysterious flasks from pre-teens who casually are experts in the use and mantainance of crossbows, what could go wrong?

Note: “Slàinte” (read “slAwn-che”) and “No sdorove” (read “na sdarO-vye”) mean “Cheers” in Irish and Russian.


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Ch. 5, Page 43.<< Previous || Start Reading || Next >>Did you really think we already go

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Did you really think we already got tired of destroying houses? uwu

(a moment of sileence for whomever will have to clean all that ichor from the walls and the furniture and the pc.)


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Ch. 5, Page 42.<< Previous || Start Reading || Next >>The classic equivalent of getting

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The classic equivalent of getting married in Las Vegas while drunk.

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The version of the myth of Dionysos and Ariadne we state here is not perfectly adhering to the sources, but it was adapted a little by Arja, who frankensteined some versions and interpretations. The version that claims that Theseus didn’t left Ariadne alone on Naxos willingly, but was instead told to do so by Dionysos himself, can be found in Diodorus Siculus (Greek historian of the I century a.C., Biblioteca Historica, 5. 51. 4). On the other hand, the correspondence between Dionysos and the Minotaur was taken from the analyses of Karolyi Kerenyi on the cult and the dionysian mysteries (in “Dionysos” and “The Gods and Heroes of Greece” in particular). Dionysos was as a matter of fact called by his followers in the mysteries “bull-horned god”… And also as a proper “Star”, just as the Minotaur was (from his name, “Asterius”, which means “Star”), as we can also find in Aristophanes (Frogs, 342) and Sophocles (Antigone, 1146).


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Ch. 5, Page 41.<< Previous || Start Reading || Next >>Such unjustified bad faith!Note:At

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Such unjustified bad faith!

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Ataraxia: According to the philosopher Epicurus -no sex drugs and rock'n'roll, that was a Christian misconception-, it is the ideal mental state in which any man can truely attain happiness. It is that place of complete mental calmness, untroubled by worries or any emotional turmoil. (cit. Epicurus, Letter to Menecaeus or Letter on Happiness)


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Some more development art for Skyless! We smashed the Kickstarter for Issue #1 so I’ll be working onSome more development art for Skyless! We smashed the Kickstarter for Issue #1 so I’ll be working onSome more development art for Skyless! We smashed the Kickstarter for Issue #1 so I’ll be working onSome more development art for Skyless! We smashed the Kickstarter for Issue #1 so I’ll be working on

Some more development art for Skyless! We smashed the Kickstarter for Issue #1 so I’ll be working on that in the latter half of this year :) 


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