The Greek myths are filled with mortals who transgress the bounds of their mortality, of course. The Atreids are exceptional only in that they manage to survive beyond these bounds, at least for a while. To take on unspeakable guilt and live with it: this is their curse.
Incest, Cannibalism, and the Gods: The Rise of the House of Atreus, Michael Kinnucan
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What are your top 3 nhl teams with the best vibes?
ooh ok. yea. fun. love this. im going to declare all my biases upfront: im a pens, bruins & wild fan so obviously my nr 1 is:
minny
they have flower. they have kaprizov. they go on homoerotic little holidays together. they have two deweys and one foligno. their captain is pretty and everyone is short. every game is somehow embarrassing. even if they win. especially if they win. 11/10 cant lose.
nr 2: philly
i dont follow them or root for them but i will have nightmares about the dog mask every day for the rest of my life. also they made drysdale come hang out w them during the all star break and that was cute. also the conga line. hardass coach but we stay silly. 9/10 solid vibes.
nr 3: yotes
jason zucker lives there.
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When ppl talk about how fucked up Sam was during the Jack s13 arc and how he enabled Dean's abuse and put Jack in danger: yess ha ha yessss
When ppl do so without acknowledging that Sam and Jack are fellow victims: ....... wtf...
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that tiktok sound that’s like “I’m not a violent dog, I don’t know why I bite” with I bet on losing dogs playing on the background…that’s literally shiv roy in a nutshell
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we are full of rage because we are constantly grieving for the world we could have had. for the alternative scenario, the imaginary outcome. because we treat the present as pointless, instead of working with what we have.
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Greek tragedy exists in the split between actor and action, between fate and the individual; it is a poetry of questionable actions and the speech which seeks to explain them. And it is with Agamemnon that the house of Atreus becomes for the first time tragic; it is with the story of his children that Aeschylus invents the form. Homer did not write about the sacrifice of Iphigenia, and this is proper: it is not the stuff of epic. For adequate treatment it had to await Euripides.
Incest, Cannibalism, and the Gods: The Rise of the House of Atreus, Michael Kinnucan
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David Harsent, "My Judas Passion: to hell and back"
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images that make me go fucking crazy. everyone clap for girls who let their rage and fear and hatred rot them from the inside out!!
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