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Those whom the gods favour die young. The House of Cadmus enjoys an unusual amount of favour from the gods.
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"Pax Romana; where they made a desolation, and they called it peace."
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A Greek myth masquerading as an HL fic, or maybe vice versa. Gods, immortals, worship, death, an attempt to posit the origins of immortals, and an excuse to write about Fitz.
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Diana has heard the story of Cassandra
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She looks upon the girl and sees all the beauty of mortal youth.
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When Children Pass Away by Jasper for Pinkpolarity
Celtic Mythology, German Mythology, Greek and Roman Mythology, Original Work
27 Jan 2010
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Even the children of the gods must go their own ways.
Written for pinkpolarity, in response to an auction at help_haiti. For more on what little is known about Nehalennia, check out Wikipedia, Livius, and other articles on the web. My historical and geographical knowledge of her time and area are spotty, at best; I've played very fast and loose with both history and cultures.
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Deus Ex by innocentsmith
As You Like It - Shakespeare, Greek and Roman Mythology, Jeeves & Wooster, Jeeves - Wodehouse, Lord of the Flies - Golding
10 Jan 2010
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What does Jeeves do on his annual week's holiday? Meta-ish crack crossover between the Wodehouseverse and, among other things, classical mythology.
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Penthesilea has her destiny, too.
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Achilles really likes women.
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He had been dragged by his sister to some naming-ceremony of her ill-begot child, or a birthday party, or coming of age ceremony, or something for said child. That wasn't the point. The point was, he was on Earth, not under it, by Demeter's doing, and her offspring was being spoilt rotten. Though, as Hades noticed, it wasn't that people were falling over themselves to worship the girl. Persephone, her name was, and she was slyly manipulating her guests into gifts and promises (he nearly gagged as she conned Apollo into promising her a kiss). He was slightly drawn to her by this, and true, her beauty only helped matters. Maybe, he thought, when she was just a bit older, he would allow her to come visit.
He did like cunning and manipulative people after all.- Words:
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They were born into it, the world of the gods, and this was the price they both paid for it.
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It was fair and fitting that Demeter's daughter would transform the world around her.
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Death is rarely cruel.
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Hades and Persephone fluff.
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Rather the Eternal Stars Die by athousandwinds for CyberMathWitch
Greek and Roman Mythology
24 Dec 2009
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Ariadne is not quite alone on Naxos.
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Tsubame ni Naru Toki (燕になるとき) by Hokuto for lnhammer
Greek and Roman Mythology, Metamorphoses - Ovid
24 Dec 2009
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"When I become the swallow."
Procne, Philomela, and Tereus in modern Japan. -
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A retelling of the Oedipus myth (per Pendar, Aeschylus, Euripides, and general myth but largely informed by Sophocles) from Jocasta's point of view.
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Hera's marriage is not what she expected.
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Narcissus reflects on his experience with himself and the loss of Echo. Warning for strange and circular use of personal pronouns!
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Dionysus, god of death and rebirth, meets Persephone in many ways.
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Telê by Beth Winter (BethWinter) for lnhammer
Greek and Roman Mythology, Metamorphoses - Ovid
23 Dec 2009
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Where Ovid ends his telling isn't where the story ends.
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She is destiny's failed experiment.
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