That wasn't very open arms of her.

Telemachus doesn't want his cool and awesome hero dad to realize he's a boy-failure LMAO

simply cannot deal with the way the gods were looking at athena, lying bloody on the ground, or the look on zeus face when he realized what he had done athena, that felt lonely in her own family to the point of befriending two mortals athena, that saw the love odysseus holds for his son and how all encompassing it is struck down by her own father, because he couldn't handle losing a game

Love in Paradise (but not really)

She's still getting used to being an aunt

Drew this after finding out Ody was king at 13. Immediately needed to draw Pallas “bad at emotions w mortals” Athena trying to help

Did Odysseus cry out for Athena just once, or has he been crying out to her constantly, begging and pleading for her to help him for the last seven years, and she's only just now listening?

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So far, I think we Epic fans have mutually agreed on 3 things:

1) Penelope is taller than Odysseus

2) Polites was holding the infant when he appeared in the Underworld saga

3) Odysseus tucked his hair behind his ear when he sang “Penelope why, you know I’m too shy”

Poseidon was waiting for his moment

"When's your tramp of a mother gonna choose a new husband?"

The duality of men

have these been done yet

Dangerous but Ody is actually happy to see Hermes

I know everyone loves the idea of Epic Athena being handed Telemachus as an infant by Odysseus and feeling warmth, kindness, and protection like a surrogate aunt or grandma

But I think it'd be funnier if at first she was just kind of confused because she thought it was an offering.

"Hold out your arms Athena... His name is Telemachus"

"I... I don't really want this"

I see your “Apollo agreed so easily because he doesn’t care about Odysseus” and raise you “the god of prophecy knows that Odysseus is going to make it home, so he’s not going to make much of an effort to stop him.”