"I See.." Loud Red Buzzer

“i liked it before it was cool” well i liked it AFTER it was cool when everyone abandoned it

They're the same image your honour

No one:

The referees at the beginning of the third period:

Favorite bird genre has got to be 'that's literally just a dinosaur'

Groove-Billed Ani

Hoatzin

Pheasant Coucal

Eurylochus, Polites and their Third Wheel (bro was not invited and arguably ruined the party)

Aeolus :)

The idea of her unstringing the bow in the first place is such a beautiful idea. I always imagined it as already being unstrung and maybe left somewhere since it was out of use. This adds so much more power to "The Challenge" because we see just how little respect she has for the suitors. She doesn't just ask them to do something for her. She is demanding they FIX something SHE BROKE. It just really makes the whole thing more of a mockery, how dare they even ATTEMPT to win her love. She's taken motherfuckers

Finally working on my next epic animatic! And yes, I totally ignored the poll I made a couple of weeks ago on youtybe. The winning vote was Odysseus, but I realized I wanted to do The Challenge first.

If ur in the epic discord you've seen this dumb thing already but here it is again

#why would you make me think about this #devastating #time to sleep and never stop thinking about this

I wonder if even after Odysseus returns, Telemachus still wakes up in a cold sweat some nights and goes to pace in front of his mother’s door. There’s light and loud talking and laughing and Telemachus grips his sword tightly, tense as he knows he can’t let anyone near.

The door opens and Telemachus jolts, turning to see a man standing in the doorway behind him. He lunges forward, but the man grabs his wrist and shoulder, disarming him and bringing him to the ground. He closes his eyes, bracing himself and feeling a burn in his throat. He failed. He can’t protect her. He-

Suddenly there are gentle hands on his face. A soothing voice replacing the cacophony that the prince realizes had never existed. He looks into his father’s eyes with shame, blinking back tears as the king gently takes him into his arms. Odysseus promises his son that he’s safe, brings him back to rest beside him and Penelope, and lets him have just a few hours of peace before it happens again.

Just thoughts.