Jun 25
Atlantis 1x03
Jason fails to roll over a bull correctly, leading to him hitting the ground and passing out.
+ Bonus — Pythagoras running to check on Jason
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Atlantis 1x03
Jason fails to roll over a bull correctly, leading to him hitting the ground and passing out.
+ Bonus — Pythagoras running to check on Jason
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Also. Did Jason always talk like that? The man lived his life in 2013 and said things like "then you shall die at my hand"?? Or did he just start speaking like that in Atlantis?
I like how Jason and Ariadne are like: we can never be together...it can never happen... no one can know about our very secret relationship... we must stop meeting like this... you have to stay away from me...
Meanwhile every single person they meet: oh so you two are 100% an item. You are sooo in love with eachother. Oh you are soo horny about eachother.
And they're always like whaaat. How did you know that. MY DUDES. YOU ARE NOT SUBTLE. JASON. YOU WILL VOLUNTEER TO DO LITERALLY ANYTHING IF IT MEANS YOU'LL GET A GLANCE OF ARIADNE. STOP EYEFUCKING AND DO YOUR FUCKING JOBS.
I am FASCINATED by BBC Atlantis version of Orpheus and Eurydice. Firstly, and the thing that really fascinates me, is that they're old. They are both old people, and have been with eachother, known eachother, loved eachother, been married to eachother, for a very long time. In all other versions of the story (that I've heard), they are always young, often newlyweds, and there is always a sense of "she died too soon", or "she was so young", or "we barely got any time together" which is not really the case here. She didn't die "naturally" (whatever a "natural" death means) in this version either, but still, she wasn't a young woman. And yet. And yet. It still isn't enough time, for either of them, because obviously this all takes place before, and right after, Eurydice's death. Before he goes after her. And he does go after her, despite them being in "their last days" on earth. They both knew they didn't have much time left, and still he goes after her. Because it wasn't supposed to end like that.
The other thing is that Orpheus is blind. Which makes the whole "do not turn around" bit seem... not pointless, but interesting. He can't see Eurydice anyway, so why that rule? We do see him using Eurydice as help to walk, one hand on her shoulder, she in front of him, leading him forward. So maybe it is meant to be a twist of that, reversing the roles they had in life? I imagine him having to walk down to the underworld alone, without his guide to help him know where to place his feet. Without his best friend to talk to. Without his wife beside him. Although I am just speculating now, since we don't get to see Orpheus and Eurydice again after season 2 episode 6, so we don't actually know how this version of the myth ends. (Except, we kind of do. He does go after her. Of course he does. That's their story, and it always ends the same way. "Love is a force as destructive as it is harmonious".)
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Merlin but like the first episode of bbc Atlantis. Arthur meets this silly little irreverent guy who fights him in the market, but then the next time he sees him, he’s taking the place of his best friend to save his life.
(In the first episode of Atlantis, seven citizens are chosen at random to go into the Labyrinth. Each one grabs a rock: if it’s white, they’re safe; if it’s black, they go to the labyrinth. Pythagoras gets a black rock, but Jason (main guy) takes his place to save his life.)
Late 2000s/early 2010s BBC fantasy dramas based on myths and legends is my favourite genre of TV I’m so serious
Apparently Jason and Pythagoras are so gay they need a Mature Content Label.
Yeah, I know tumblr has blocked/filtered/removed like 95% of my Atlantis posts, but it still pisses me off when one is brought to my attention.
