Aug 12, 2025
I FINALLY DID IT
Apollo x Admetus x Alcestis my beloveds
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I FINALLY DID IT
Apollo x Admetus x Alcestis my beloveds
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obsessed with stories where the message is that you can't bring someone back from the dead even if you can bring someone back from the dead
Alcestis, Admetus and Apollo
I die for love of her, even more than I express.
EURIPIDES (Εὐριπίδης) — Alcestis and Other Plays, Alcestis, transl. by Philip Vellacott, (1974)
Could you draw Alcestis and Admetus please? I saw you were out of drawing ideas so I thought I’d make a request for my favorite Greek mythology couple (and their story could never of happened had it not been for Apollo!!!)
They are so dear to me 😭😭
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Apollo, Admetus, and Alcestis for the soul
Iphthime, daugther of Icarius, is the wife of Eumelus of Phareae, son of Admetus and Alcestis. Would love to know how is Alcestis as a mother-in-law. This is so niche I feel wierd🤣
I imagine Iphthime visiting the port of Iolcus (maybe?) asking if there was were the Argonauts left, she recieves and answer: yes and do not ask more🙂. Wild Alcestis🙂
I’m also thinking about Iphthime and Penelope youth. I feel is very underrated and shadowed by Penelope’s relation with their cousins. Would love to see way more sisterhood🥰
I only know her mention in the Odyssey someone know where I can check for scholia? I’m thirsty 🤣
The events of Alcestis (the play) only make sense to me in the context of Alcestis (the character) feeling immense guilt and horror about brutally killing her father.
Like you do need to realize she was manipulated into dismembering her father. It was basically sparagmos but premeditated (by Medea, not Alcestis), and she didn't realize what she and her sisters had done until it was clear Medea had no intention of reviving him. Who knows if it's even possible to revive the dead? So he's just dead.
So then after Alcestis is married she's given the chance to save the life of someone she loves and she's like. Yes. Of course. I took life so cruelly and now I gave the chance to restore life in return. Maybe I get to do good in the end after all.
Probably helps that she doesn't really have to feel the survivor's guilt anymore. Being dead and all.
And then she doesn't get to die. She doesn't get to do something selfless. She's dragged back to life as if nothing had happened. Yes. You can revive the dead, she says to herself, and of course it was her who was brought back. And it needed no dismemberment, just heroes' aims, that will always involve her but have nothing to do with her.