male translators adding misogynistic overtones to helenās dialogue that werenāt present in the homeric original is kinda like the fh happily ever after, in a way
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male translators adding misogynistic overtones to helenās dialogue that werenāt present in the homeric original is kinda like the fh happily ever after, in a way

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and then thetis brings achilles a new set of enchanted netherite armour
i love watching vampires itās so funny. scottās walking around IN THE SKELETON MASK like āavids totally crazy we should investigate him but IM not talking to him bc he totally hates me and is suspicious of me for no reasonā. while again still wearing the mask that his cover story for wearing it is to mess with avid
the fact that scott convinced multiple other people to wear the skull masks just to torment avidāand make no mistake, scott was upfront about admitting that his intention was to torment avid!āis genuinely really fascinating, in a horrible kinda way. on the surface scottās technique for when he gets accused of something (talk over the accuser really loudly and forcefully and say No YOU did whatever youāre accusing ME of doing) is quite straightforward, but it works, itās extremely effective. part of this is the lack of genre awarenessāthe characters donāt know theyāre in a horror story; most of them donāt even really believe in vampires, despite the warning signsābut part of it is that scott has a keen eye for victims. his targets are people itās easy to blame, to dislike, to accuse. obviously jimmyās bad at the game so itās okay to make fun of him. obviously pearlās crazy so itās okay to treat her poorly. obviously avidās lost his mind so he should be institutionalised, exiled, or even killedāfor the safety of the rest of us normal people, of course! the term āimpostorā works perfectly because it doesnāt necessarily mean someone whoās trying to stand outāavidās mostly just trying to save people from themselvesābut it applies to someone who doesnāt fit in, someone whoās been assigned the role of scapegoat, someone whoās not one of us. scott can excuse his own bizarre behaviour (wearing the skull to cover up the fact that his eyes were vampiric red; sneaking into the woods alone at night; etc.) by turning the conversation towards avid. the deflection works beautifully. you can be as weird and suspicious and awful as you want as long as itās in the direction of the acceptable target.
anyway. if I may:
letās meet up and die