r/mythologymemes • u/Wendigo-Huldra_2003 • 10h ago
r/mythologymemes • u/cool23819 • 10h ago
Greek π Are there any myths about what happens to them afterwards? Probably not! Are there any myths about their actual relationship? Not that I know of! Do I still want to see someone write about the concept? YES!
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r/mythologymemes • u/Dry-Abalone2875 • 16h ago
Greek π βWhy didnβt you just abandon them at Tartarus?β βUranus, probably.
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r/mythologymemes • u/Academic_Paramedic72 • 1d ago
Greek π For someone who doesn't want to be king, Creon constantly becomes one.
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r/mythologymemes • u/BranchAdvanced839 • 1d ago
Norse/Germanic Fenrir died with the taste of moldy leather in his mouth
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r/mythologymemes • u/SillyWolf_92 • 1d ago
Greek π [OC] Pandora's Box 7 (Webtoon Canvas: My Silly Gods)
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r/mythologymemes • u/Maleficent-Cut-6840 • 1d ago
Greek π Looking back it was not a good idea
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r/mythologymemes • u/GaryRegalsMuscleCar • 1d ago
Religious Text The rabbis that went and gave us the common Hebrew version seem to have had their blorbos
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r/mythologymemes • u/yiannat • 3d ago
Greek π You either die as a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain
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r/mythologymemes • u/BranchAdvanced839 • 6d ago
Hindu The Asuras need to read the fine print more often
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r/mythologymemes • u/oh_no_helios • 7d ago
Greek π One for Medea's kids, Heracles' kids, Pentheus, Hippolytus...
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r/mythologymemes • u/ChaosOfOrder24 • 8d ago
Greek π Pretty sure he didn't want to have sex with his mother
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