"Good Goodbye" by Hwasa except that it's about Atalanta and Meleager.
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"Good Goodbye" by Hwasa except that it's about Atalanta and Meleager.

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Hmmmmm an annual hunt after the Calydonian boar hunt where the animals shot will be sacrificed to Artemis
Was that a thing or not
I feel like it shouldve been
Making that a HC
Memorial for Meleager & the rest of Oeneus' kids, appeasing Artemis...
Maybe feast games by the end of the hunt... maybe some focused on diciplines relevant to hunting even, Tydeus growing up with them, competing in them as soon as he's old enough
Olenias doing the same
Smth smth idk if im cooking
Meleager and Atalanta.
Meleager and Atalanta
Artist: Jacques Jordaens (Flemish, 1593-1678)
Date: 1620-1623
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid, Spain
Description
This mythological scene is drawn from the Metamorphoses of Roman poet Publio Ovidio Nason, one of the texts on ancient mythology that had the greatest intellectual impact on 17th-century Flemish artists.

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The concept of choosing the version where Meleager's father is Ares, while ALSO choosing the version where Partenophaeus father is ALSO Ares?
Like, "sorry, son, I, uuuh, fucked your crush, you know? Sorry, it’s just what I do. Call me a homewrecker if you want. BYEEEE!"
The story of Meleager, illustration for the Iliad by Henry Fuseli (1741-1825)
Little boar Meleager (died because his mother burned the charred piece of wood his life was tied to)
Little boar Olenias (died by his brothers hands)
Little boar Tydeus (died fighting against thebes)
Little boar Diomedes who carries their memory with that nickname, even if it's just his big sister who calls him that anymore