Zeus: Hades, man! Come join us in tormenting this Odysseus guy!
Poseidon: Yeah, he's coming to your kingdom next. It's your turn now!
Hades: I don't know, seems a little unethical-
Persephone: *pushes Hades aside* Sounds fun! Can I join?
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Haven’t seen this meme done with them yet you here you go folks!
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"Can I do This?"
I was let in on the first wave of invites for the Hades 2 technical test and y'all, I'm not okay. So ready for the full release. 🔥🫠🔥
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Tonight at 4pm Pacific: HADES TWOOOOO!!!
Well, well, well, well, well. Look who finally got access to the technical test. We are going into what may be my most anticipated release of this year, the sequel to the game that really kicked off my twitch channel in the first place, the first ever sequel from my favorite games studio. THE RULES OF HADES 2 DRUNK MODE ARE SIMPLE: DRINK WHEN WE WIN, DRINK WHEN WE DIE. See y'all then!
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Zagreus had mentioned how he doesn't hate his father. That even though, for his entire life, Hades neglected him, yelled at him, gave him nothing close to familiar affection.. Zagreus never actually hated his father.
And isn't that so much worst?
If you hate someone, it's so easy to write off every little thing they do/say against you as something you shouldn't be bothered with. I speak from experience, it's so easy to have someone you hate yell at you and belittle you and to just ignore it. The memory leaves your mind because you just tell yourself that it doesn't matter. You hate them, why should anything they think about you be important?
But Zagreus doesn't hate Hades. So how is that worst?
Because Zagreus thinks about everything Hades does. He tries to find reason in why his father is like that. Every time his father talks down to him from his aggressively massive throne, he thinks of what he could do to make it better. At least in the beginning, but I think at some point it turned into indifference, feigning ignorance. But I don't doubt that, in his mind, Zagreus held onto every little thing Hades ever said about him. He probably thinks about it, in the few quiet moments he has. Thinking about something, constantly turning it over in your mind, is so much worst than just.. erasing it from memory.
I can't imagine how many nights young Zagreus might've stayed awake, restless, thinking about his father. Wondering where this resentment came from? Why won't he look at his own son, why does he nitpick every little thing Zagreus does? Why isn't he allowed in that one locked area next to his chambers, and why did his father get so upset when he asked..?
It's so much worst to repeatedly play over and over again in your mind why someone acts a certain way towards you, to dissect every sentence to find the pieces that will form an explanation that you'll never be given.
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