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Telemachus: "I kept it close because I was ashamed. I did not want you to hear how she had preferred my father all along"

Circe: (thinking) She is a fool. But I did not say that.

Girly... Don't act like you didn't feel the same way. Did you not do the same thing??? Do you not have a literal child with this man's father???

I'm so close to finishing this book and I'm so tired of it. But I gotta keep going.😖 Just a little bit left.

With all due respect, does Circe have to sleep with every man that comes into contact??? with her?

Never in my life did I think I would say this, but reading about Telemachus makes me want to wear an apron and become a housewife. Making soups and broths, planting herbs in a small garden and being sweet to my patient husband that rears sheep and goes around fixing small things around the house.

Is Telemachus an INTP? He reminds me of a character in the anime I'm watching😂 (I mean he's adorable)

Mommy, come pick me up please, I'm scared. I don't like Odysseus anymore.

Stopppp😭 I wanna hug Telemachus and cryyyy

In the physical copy. this is page 241... anywho...


Maybe I'm biased because I'm also incredibly naive, but I really like Telegonus' way of dealing with life. He went with pure intentions to Ithaca, confessed to the wrongdoing despite his guilt, and even brought back the queen and prince when they asked without asking them questions. (Continued in comments)

The Fates were laughing at me, at Athena, at all of us. It was their favorite bitter joke: those who fight against prophecy only draw it more tightly around their throats.

How ironic, I love and hate this scene...

Okay, so... [SPOILERS AHEAD] I'm at the part where were talking about how Circe raises her son and takes so much care of him that he grows up incredibly sheltered. So sheltered that he actually feels like going on a journey to find the person who doesn't know he's his father at his house where his actual wife and son are... Is completely fine and normal. (Continued in comments...)