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wolfythewitch · 1 year
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achaean nap pile
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hecates-corner · 7 months
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Aeschylus: Achilles is a top.
Plato: Achilles is a bottom.
Aeschylus, lifting up a chair: TOP.
Plato, chucking his own chair across the room: BOTTOM.
Patroclus, in Elysium: Bottom.
Achilles, in Elysium: Bottom.
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fathuing · 1 year
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The Song of Achilles sticker idea!
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Patrochilles: (at a restaurant )
Achilles: pat-
Patroclus: its fine really...
Achilles: they put peanuts in ur salad...
Patroclus : mhm
Achilles: ur allergic...
Patroclus: it would be rude tho..
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floralcavern · 9 months
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Patroclus grabbing Achilles’s shirt and pulling him in to kiss him in order to prove he’s not a threat bc he’s gay is such a power move
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Patroclus : So, what do you wanna do now?
Achilles : Dominate the world
Patroclus : isn't that a bit too ambitious?
Achilles *cupping Pat's face with his hands*: you are my world
Patroclus : *blushes to death*
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lost-in-fictionn · 4 months
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When your card declines in therapy so they make you read the end of the song of achilles again
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sealrock · 6 months
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decembhyur, day 19: flowers
flowers for the dearly departed.
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Patroclus: What are you in the mood for? Achilles: World domination. Patroclus: Well, that's a bit ambitious, even for you. Achilles: You're my world. Patroclus: Aww... Achilles: Patroclus: Achilles: Patroclus: OH
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(cw below the cut - corpse; blood)
Tomorrow, perhaps
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Tomorrow, perhaps...
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adriles · 5 months
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patroclus just told me “You, godlike Achilles, are doomed to die beneath the walls of Troy”. But here’s the kicker - Patroclus died yesterday
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championofelysium · 3 months
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[ 2020 ] More old art... I really like the idea of them all having the world's weirdest and most confusing friendship
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Achilles: you can't make everyone like you, you're not Patroclus
Odysseus: What? Not everyone likes Patroclus
Achilles, now offended: who doesn't like Patroclus?
Odysseus: ...well—
Achilles: names, now. Give me their names
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fathuing · 2 years
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My Own Private Achilles
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Every. Other. Gay. Ship: yeh we got this friends to lovers thing going on its really cute and we both like each other but don't tell each other
Patrochilles: "Fight me"
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cinnamonbunpuff · 6 months
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how a song changed my year.
achilles, achilles, achilles come down, won't you get up off, get up off the roof?
it's officially been one year since i first heard this song. it's kinda crazy how much can happen in that time, in reality and in mentality.
i still remember stumbling upon it. i'm sure i've seen it on my recommended in the past but this was the first time i really listened to it. it was late and i was sat on my bed, recovering from a cold. stressed over my barely-started application for some of the UC schools i never saw myself going to. i paused to take a little peruse through youtube, where i saw this performance. based on the song of achilles (a familiar name), and choreographed to achilles come down (an unfamiliar title).
i was drawn immediately in. not just by the smooth flow of the dancers portraying their characters, but by the power of the lyrics and how it affected what i was seeing of achilles, patroclus, and briseis.
and so i decided to look up the actual song and its lyrics, to see what they really were. and they were beautiful.
today of all days, see, how the most dangerous thing is to love,
this song, all seven minutes and two seconds of it, has seen me through so many monumental changes in my life. from growing positively mentally, to graduating high school and starting uni, to familial tensions.
how you will heal and you'll rise above, crowned by an overture bold and beyond,
it's honestly a wonder how i haven't grown bored or tired of it yet. and i think that's because every time i sit and really listen to it, there's always something new i'm discovering or interpreting, whether that be compositionally or lyrically.
to start, it was realising that the only instruments are strings - definitely a cello, and in all most likely a string quartet. as a violinist myself, i love hearing any use of strings in modern songs. having a whole song relying on the softness and dynamics of them though? that's gonna get me every time. how almost the entirety of the song is underlaid with the eighth notes of the cello, and throughout the verses the intermittence of the higher strings.
as i grew familiar with achilles come down, i discovered the power that all the lyrics held. there were a select few that drew my attention, from either how poetic they sounded, to how they seemed to mirror an aspect of my life that i didn't know could be put into words.
loathe the way they light candles in rome, but love the sweet air of the votives,
then there were the sections of spoken french. i thought that the addition of a second language in the song really added to it as a whole, but upon looking up (and attempting to translate what i could), i found that they added another level of melancholy. because what better way is there to make the song more emotional than including snippets of french philosophy about the value of life?
qu'on appelle une raison de vivre, est un même temps une excellent raison de mourir
through this year, i've found myself coming up with scenarios in my head, with this song playing in the background. mostly it's been with characters of my current hyperfixations, but i've found myself in these situations as well. it's definitely a reflection of who i see myself to be, but i hope it's also an envisioning to who i hope to be.
thank you to achilles come down for finding its way into my life. thank you for the past year, and i hope the next is just as exciting.
throw yourself into the unknown, with a pace and fury defiant
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