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Neko Andromeda
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Hello my stars, and welcome to my galaxy! I’m NekoAndromeda, a VTuber, gamer, and master of puns. Come in and chat or hang out and chill. Chill vibes ripe for the lurking ^.^
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The Ultimate P100 Odyssey: Episode 1
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The Ultimate P100 Odyssey: Episode 1
Three Adepts in a Row: The Mastermind, The Oni, and The Deathslinger
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Three Adepts in a Row: The Mastermind, The Oni, and The Deathslinger
Clips by LordRed401: A Compilation of VTuber Noises
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Clips by LordRed401: A Compilation of VTuber Noises
Diary by Daylight 1: Felix Richter and The Nemesis
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Diary by Daylight 1: Felix Richter and The Nemesis
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'Around the bow began the great song of the waves'
17.40 - 18.00 One of the Suitors seems to be saying that if Odysseus does return and try to order the Suitors out of his house, the Suitors will kill him? This seems to explain and justify the murderous way that I recall Odysseus will deal with the Suitors later on, on his return. Although at 22.48 one of the Suitors at least jokingly suggests that Telemachus may be plotting to kill them, but then says how convenient it might be if Telemachus did not return alive from his journey. We seem to be moving towards a 'kill or be killed' situation.
The suitors believe that they are "invincible" in a sense, they have no concept that they could possibly lose in any situation. They see it as a dead father and a weak son, so any threats are practically nonexistent. Thats why they are so brazen with insults and death threats.
Thanks for reading this so well, and for using a translation that manages to sound natural in modern English and without unnecessarily old-fashioned language. While of course since there are no audio recordings from Ancient Greece, so we don't know for certain how anything was pronounced, some of the pronunciations of names in this reading e.g. Aegisthus and Orestes are not quite how I understand academic classicists would say them. There are guides, with recordings, as to how to say names from the Odyssey and its brother poem the Iliad on Professor Emily RC Wilson's website. However, these are based on the customary ways to say the names in the English speaking World, which are sometimes slightly Anglicised or influenced by the Latin versions rather than directly from the Greek, and not necessarily the same as are used in other languages. E.g. 'Odysseus' is known as 'Odysse' in French; the original Greek forms of 'Circe', 'Ajax' and 'Achilles' were more like 'Kirke', 'Aiax' and 'Akhilleos', with the 'kh' like the gutteral 'h' sound in the Scottish 'Loch'.
Some of the pronunciations were made up on the fly, as this was recorded live. However my pronunciation of Aegisthus was derived from the word aegis. And when it comes to characters whose names were only going to be mentioned in passing, I wasn't too concerned with it being completely correct. I'm mostly wanting to provide an easy access audio form of the Odyssey and in the future other classic pieces while also being something that can be listened to casually, leaning more towards being a background video than the central focus.
Fair enough
Minor point, but I am puzzled near the beginning of Book 1 by: 'after ravaging [looting and destroying] the sacred citadel of Troy' If it was 'sacred', why destroy it? Wasn't it blasphemous and risking divine wrath to destroy something sacred? 30.09 Eurycleia the old lady slave who has become almost a part of the family. I think we just have to accept that, without justifying them, attitudes and values around slavery and many other things were very different from ours. In their culture, Penelope and Odysseus were not bad people just because they owned other human beings as property. Around 30.30 we are told that Odysseus's father Laertes (who is still alive but retired from ruling the island and running the household) originally bought Eurycleia as a slave when she was an attractive young woman. Homer thinks it surprising or significant enough to mention that Laertes chose not to exercise his right as the master to sleep with Eurycleia, so as not to upset his wife. It was a fact of life then that attractive slaves might have to have sex with their masters. This happened to many of the Trojan women captured by the Greeks in the Trojan War. As we are not told one way or the other, I wonder if it is assumed that Odysseus exercised similar restraint to his father in not lying with any of the female slaves in his household, out of respect for Penelope? Much later in the poem, Odysseus is filled with murderous rage to see some of his slave women going laughing to sleep with their lovers among the Suitors, and it is probably the same slave women who he has executed near the end for disloyalty. Could this be sexual jealousy, if these slave women were his concubines? Just a thought, to which I don't know the answer.
Thanks so much i have been trying to find this version 😊
This is dream coming true!?!?!? 😭😭😭
Hey Neko, sorry for not coming for ur streams, I have been busy, may I ask for ur discord server link, if u have one tho
No worries! I absolutely have a server link for discord: discord.gg/VGPkZHFNwE
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Um excuse me, Vecna is called the “Lick”
Good games!
Sorry I couldn’t make it Neko I’m really sick right now but I hope u had a good stream !
Pin me plsss!! 😭😭😰😰😨😨😩😩 Awesome Video btw 👁️👄👁️💅
Awesome vid Neko can't wait for the next
Loved the vid neko!!
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Keep up the good work neko!
Loved the gameplay Neko!!
will u be streaming today so I can try and make sure I make it on time
Hey Neko sorry I wasn’t able to join the stream but I watched it and it was good keep it up!! Happy 4th of July 🎉🎉
Keep up the good work mysterious cat lady!
I am thank you very much Ma'am
Since you have a lot of time on the clock I figure you got a good opinion - What dlc/character addition do think has been the best one?
I don't think there is a best one for /everything/. For in-game lore: The Blight, because of his intense involvement with the entity, his lore opens up a lot of possibilities. For game balance: Resident Evil Project W, because Mastermind is probably the most well balanced killer to have been released, and continues to be so, as skill on both sides can have huge impacts on gameplay and it all feels very rewarding. For new player experience: Curtain Call chapter, as it brought in Kate with Windows of Opportunity which bridges the gap between experienced players who know the tiles and new players who are just starting out. Lastly, for the future of the game and chapters in general: Roots of Dread, as that chapter opened the floodgates for non-human killers. ^.^
late fish ;_;
how dare (totally serious mhm)
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keep up the good work neko!
You are so pro! I'm a big fan of yours!! 😸✨
What is the chance of this happening? LMAO😂
LOLL
Do i know you?
The shape 🗿
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Spirit i have questions lol
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Great video, keep up the good work!
I agree, i agree
Hi, how unreeal ~Neko, 😲
Best live 2024!!!! Can you say atumalaca HELP ME😂
Niceee! 63 views 🥳🥳
GG!! 😎🤙
Found ya via twitch, even though da channel looks fairly dead, I hope you maybe come back to yt! ^w^