achosIaos

/  omg  greek  mythos  is  so  active.  should  i  bring  back  my  apollo  

blesseur

and what would you like to know?

blesseur

@achosIaos    ✴︎    am i obligated to answer to you?  i don't believe so.  love is love,  and he will continue to adore her until the end of tiem.
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achosIaos

@blesseur 
            
            why  do  you  protect  that  coward  of  a  man?  
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philtatomb

bathing in the sun again?  i wasn't aware that you had such time to pass this afternoon.

philtatomb

@achosIaos     ✝︎     [and his lips melt against theirs.  it's chaotic,  it's bliss,  and yet it’s also balance.  he is grounded to his heels,  and he will kiss achilles time and time again until they are both sick to their stomachs.]    how have you been able to evade from everyone?  you are practically the talk of the town.  it's odd.
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achosIaos

@philtatomb 
            
            [  a  radiant  smile  dances  across  his  features.  always  accustomed  to  getting  what  he  wanted.  ]  yes  only  for  a  bit,  my  patroclus.  [  a  kiss  is  pressed  to  gentle  lips.  ]  
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philtatomb

@achosIaos    ✝︎    [a warrior,  a fighter.  yet,  patroclus is shed of that spirit again,  walking so that his skin can brush against the sun and leaves.  body sunken into green,  he lays there next to achilles.]    only for a bit then,  shall i rest here with you.
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achosIaos

/  *  cb  +  spec 

ithacns

*    here  &  apollo neow
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diagynaikon

ID.  @achosIaos 
            
            * ╱╱  oh em gee ;  can't do a mood bc legit helen is not in the war at all but el oh lol
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achosIaos

/  *  note  my  portrayal  of  him  is  iliad  based.  it  takes  inspirations  from  other  medias  and i  will  rp  other  medias  but  my  general  perception  of  him  is  from  the  surviving  greek  myths.  not  the  roman  myths.  i  have  read  wilson’s  translation  and  will  read  fagles’  translation  soon.  if  your  perception  of  achilles  comes  from  tsoa  or  roman  myths, and  you  believe  him  to  simply  be  an  arrogant,  whining,  one-sided  figure,  then  do  not  interact.  his  character  is  very  complex  and  he  has  been butchered  far  too  much  by  modern  scholars.  for  a  good  analysis  of  him,  caroline  alexander’s  “the  war  that  killed  achilles”  is  an  excellent  read.  

achosIaos

/  *  my  portrayal  of  him  is  also  genderfluid  (  which  he  was,  considering  pyrrha.  )  and  bisexual  (  he  and  deidameia  had  a  consensual  relationship  built  out  of  love  in  the  greek  myths.  )    pronouns  he/she  may  be  used.  
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