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Hasui Kawase, Moon at Magome [1930]
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c. 1840-1849
Hexagonal bag with velvet patchwork decorated with floral beaded motifs, trimmed with green cord
unknown maker, English
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Monsheeda (Dust Maker), and his wife Mehunga (Standing Buffalo), of the Indigenous Ponca tribe, posed together in their wedding photo, circa 1900

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Birds at the Temple of Horus in Edfu, Egypt circa 2007
Anyway here is my take:
I think trying to make a movie out of The Odyssey (not the story of Odysseus, but The Odyssey as in the poem) is a bit of a doomed endeavour as the structure of The Odyssey simply does not jive with the structure of the Hollywood movie
I think you COULD make a good movie out of the odyssey but would need to engage w the fact that it's a work which veers back and forth between fantasy and realism; that it's a story told out of chronogical order; and also that it is a Trickster Hero story first and foremost. It is perhaps best done as a comedy but with the occasional shocking swerve into graphic violence.
Here are my opinions:
The Odyssey should be a musical but ☝️only some of the time. When Odysseus is narrating? Musical. Penelope and Telemachus on Ithaca? 🙅♀️
Odysseus can break the fourth wall during the parts where he's narrating.
Movie opens with Odysseus inside Charybdis, whirling around and around clinging to a tiny raft and screaming. *Freeze frame* yeah, that's me. You're probably wondering how I got here.
In essence am I implying it should be tonally similar to the emperor's new groove but with ultra violence? Perhaps
THE LORD OF THE RINGS costumes appreciation: ― Arwen’s velvet dress (costume design by Ngila Dickson and Richard Taylor)
The Daughters of Danaus, c.1900 by Fernand Sabatté (French, 1874–1940)
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every time somebody recommends Fagles' translations to people new to classics i die a little inside. i know it's in modern language and so more accessible to a modern audience, but. look.
i can't possibly compare every translation, but look at this scene from the Odyssey of Telemachus ordering the maids to be hanged from Kline, Rieu, Wilson, and finally Fagles.
one of these is not like the others. this seems to me like somebody with clear issues with women that are colouring his translation to the extent that he's taken a line simply saying "the maids slept with the suitors" and turned it to Telemachus directing misogynistic slurs at them.
i think Fagles is fine for somebody who has already read another translation and wants to compare, but it shouldn't be the first. not when he's ad-libbing, especially when those ad-libs makes Homer's text out to be far more sexist than it really is.
Fitzgerald too:
i had to google what a trull is, and apparently it's yet another derogatory term for a promiscuous woman. and then of course, there's the use of sluts again.
so much fuss has been made over Wilson "pushing her agenda" yet nobody can tell me what her supposed agenda actually is, meanwhile nobody seems to care as much about these men putting their misogyny into their translations. is that not an agenda? is it not misrepresenting Homer to pass these slurs off as his words?
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Robin Hobb is so interesting because she writes such complex female characters with such dept (even the fucking dragon had depth) but then gives them the worst shit ending you couldn't even possibly imagine
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book you’ve reread the most times?
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do you have a guilty fav?
what non-fiction books do you like if any?
did you enjoy any compulsory high school readings?
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do you ever mark/dog ear books you own?
recommend and review a book.
how many books have you read this year?
top 5 children’s books?
do you like historical books? which time period?
most disliked popular books?
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Green frescoes from Pompeii, Italy