I know that the animatic is very dirty and everything but these days it is the most I can do due to time issues, I hope that in a few days maybe I can make it more complete

@annymation @signed-sapphire @spectator-zee @your-ne1ghbor @tumblingdownthefoxden @wings-of-sapphire

my GOD your rent was DUE

HADESTOWN MENTION!!!

JAY GRACED US WITH HIS EARLIER IDEAS FOR HERMES!! (And he mentions Hadestown Hermes!!!!)

im so sorry are you telling me to my face that we could have had young new Orleans jazzy Black Hermes instead of British gated community Hermes and we DITCHED THAT

there is a right answer to this you fuckers

This might be just me, maybe I’m missing something, but I feel like some people who criticise EPIC!Odysseus for killing an infant but drawing the line at sleeping with Circe might not be taking into consideration how literally every event Odysseus has face since Troy has affected him as a person and how much guilt he’s continually facing.

To preface; THIS IS NOT ME HATING ON OTHER FANS!! I’m not trying to bully anyone or make fun of anyone, this is just something that has been in my head and I need to rant about it. This also only pertains to EPIC’s depiction of Odysseus, not any other interpretation of the character/story!

10/10 would read again

As much as I love EPIC The Musical and the songs are amazing and had some nice vibes despite the changes I was disappointed at Circe Saga change

Circe in the original was a powerful woman who had specific criteria for her love life (yeah even the threat fetish) which she chose to act upon and she loved Odysseus for his wit and guts. In this version she acts out of desperation to save her nymphs so she sells herself to him.

In the original it was Odysseus the one who had to sell himself to her for the sakes of his men (similarly as how Epic the musical had him throw Astyanax off the wall even if that was not part of the original Odyssey but of later versions, because of gods' will).

Odysseus had to sell himself to save his men. In here Circe is willing to sell herself to save her nymphs. That takes a lot of power off her.

I think that in order for him to promote loyalty (Odysseus) and kindness (Circe) he discarded a powerful couple dynamic as well as the strength of a character. It might work for some sure. Just not to me.

a very succinct summary of the fully incoherent literary analysis I've been attempting to pull out my ears for the past three days

THE CIRCE SAGA IS OUT

which song is your favorite??

DID ANYONE ELSE NOTICE THE MELODY AT THE BEGINNING OF DONE FOR

the electric guitar 🎸 that played the same melody(slowed down) as it did at the BEGINNING OF The Horse and The Infant

go listen to it again if you don't know what I'm talking about

Y’know I find it funny that we all thought Odysseus was gonna cheat on his wife in There Are Other Ways, but he then pulls an ‘I have a wife’ card on Circe.

And Circe is actually being respectful about it, which is quite ironic since Circe in Greek mythology turned a man into a woodpecker for being faithful to his wife.

she what.

people do be forgetting that sometimes Morally Grey Characters are actually morally grey

Circe Saga Countdown: THREE DAYS

Only three days remain, how are y’all feeling about it?

im trying very hard not to think about it tbh