@bIoodhorn@TWINFANTASYMTF@seraphfangs They “support” trans men in the sense that they invite them to their beliefs of “feminism” but they don’t acknowledge them as men which is inherently unsupportive
@ozeirsuhaimi@Dexerto The reason historians care about studying mythology of ancient civilizations is because the mythical texts are some of the only surviving writing from that time period. And they offer a good view of of a society’s rituals, technology, laws and morals of the time.
@second_sailing Idk about Miss Piggy, but since all muppet movies need at least one normal human to play off, I think Odysseus should be the only human (ok probably Penelope and Telemachus too but you get it)
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That’s backed by science actually!! It’s because movies don’t give the same instant reward for the brain that scrolling does, it forces you to pay attention and work for your dopamine
@sapphyreblayze I’m definitely in the minority here because I’m quite literally studying classics and Mediterranean studies (I’ve also read the Odyssey front to back like 9 times) and I loved it. I feel like some people are just so obsessed with the original they can’t phantom a modern take
@Anonroguemech@kynnigos@desktoptalker@emkenobi I mean kinda yeah, and to be clear, the war itself did not break Zeus’s law. The specific incidents that haunt Odysseus are the ones in which people and statues are killed and destroyed at a holy temple. It’s an insult to the gods.
@kynnigos@desktoptalker@emkenobi You’re correct, however the movie did in fact make the claim that the horse broke Zeus’s law. Like outright said as much in those words. Which is why people who watched the movie and don’t have a bunch of previous context are walking away with that interpretation
@aquamarniefilms@drevesniy_ugol@LucilleFilm They didn’t though, they only said he was in it, which is true. It’s no different than the original post including Zendaya in Doomsday when her role in the film is likely going to be minuscule