Melanincholy

Now there are a lot of people who think that Helen may have scarred herself instead of Menelaus doing it to her. The main evidence they have for this is that she apologizes to Penelope for what has happened. But there's another element to the story that people rarely mention. It's a fact that her sister's daughter, her niece was sacrificed, for winds to sail to Troy. And if she knows Clytemnestra killed Agamemnon, then she most definitely knows why. Perhaps it was a self-imposed punishment for indirectly causing the death of her innocent niece

Now there are a lot of people who think that Helen may have scarred herself instead of Menelaus doing it to her. The main evidence they have for this is that she apologizes to Penelope for what has happened. But there's another element to the story that people rarely mention. It's a fact that her sister's daughter, her niece was sacrificed, for winds to sail to Troy. And if she knows Clytemnestra killed Agamemnon, then she most definitely knows why. Perhaps it was a self-imposed punishment for indirectly causing the death of her innocent niece

Having Helen and Clytemnestra be identical twins is genius because how poetic and fitting is it that Agamemnon, who used Helen as an excuse to start The Trojan War, who instigated the deaths of thousands and sacrificed his own daughter for his ambitions, only to fall by someone who bears the same face of the woman he politicized?

whose dumb ass idiot fuck idea was it to make medicine cost money

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