three tickets of the challengers for the akielon throuple

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three tickets of the challengers for the akielon throuple

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@bacchantbroccoli what the people want the people get!! warning though i am not a fan of the girlboss queen perfect tragic dead woman so get ready for some messy disaster mothers. also i did not intend for them to be this long so i had to split them a little for readability.
since my post about theomedes relationship to his sons is getting some attention, i also want to share my thoughts about Kastors and Damens mothers.
lets start with Hypermenestra. Theomedes seems to have genuinely loved her and it wasn’t a secret. the only obstacle was that her birth was too low for becoming queen, whereas Egeria could even trace her bloodline back to the old kings.
interestingly we don't know much else about her, except that she gave birth to Kastor 9 years before Damen was born - apparently to that time Egeria and Theomedes had already been married long enough and suffered enough miscarriages to make everyone think Egeria couldn't bring a child to term.
Curiously they still kept trying for another decade, which either is due to Egerias prominent position within Akielon royalty as a descendant of the old kings or to the fact that Theomedes actually liked her enough to keep trying
Interestingly, we don't know anything else about Hypermenestras fate. she seems to not have been at Theomedes deathbed (he told Kastor about his love for him and his mother), she also is listed as "from the past" in the index, which indicates that she might already be dead.
but when did she die? recently? did Damen know her?
that made me consider she might also have died shortly after Kastors birth. Then Egeria would have been the only "mother" (in a way) Kastor knew.
Egeria couldn't have her own children at that time, but we hear nothing about resentment towards Kastor. Instead the first 9 years of his life he was treated as the heir to the throne, which means Egeria would probably either have been acted indifferent towards him, or even taken him under her wings.
now consider, Hypermenestra dying when he was only a toddler (or younger) and Egeria actually treating him like her own son, because he was her husbands son and she had none of her own. (it also makes me think of Octavia, the sister of Augustus, who raised several of Marc Anthony's children alongside her own after his treason and death and therefore was painted as the roman ideal of motherhood.)
so if thats the case, Kastor would have considered Egeria as his own mother.
Now think about her death in childbirth and everything that was promised to him being given to Damen.
Damen didn’t only "steal" his right to the throne and his fathers favour, he took his mother away completely.
it would also add even another layer of tragedy, because not only did Kastor loose two mothers, he also lost any claim to the one he actually knew.
Theomedes telling him how much he loved Hypermenestra then turns into a cruel taunt for Kastor, because that's not the women he knew as his mother. it ceases to acknowledge his possible love for Egeria
A plot line that I think was a missed opportunity in the Captive Prince trilogy: Having Hypermenestra alive in the timeline and torn between her love for her son, Kastor (dealing with the revelations of his betrayal) and her love for her adoptive son, Damianos