refrences i caught.. Ody attacking the torches as scylla did odysseus's ensemble like those of poseidon, the other gods, polyphemus him being pissed that his son was threatened, similarly to poseidon who was pissed because ody blinded his son (kinda fair)
@@Regret_Namei think its more because he disfivurwd his son and death would have been a mercy. In times like those disabilities were seen as weak and to be culled (killing disabled babies) so death would jave been seen as a mercy vs lifelong disability
I'm just a man who's finally made it home Through all the trials and years away from what I've known I'm just a man who's found his peace at last Deep down I'd trade it all to leave behind the past I'm just a man
Man idk if it just me but I watch all these songs in line with each other. And I felt as if I was watching the movie. These songs really tell a story. I love it!
i think some of the choir "o-ddy-se-us" really sounds like "po-ly-phe-mus" well, it's jay, so it's probably intentional to symbolize oddyseus turning into polyphemus; someone who doesn't forgive those who did him wrong.
Not just Polyphemus. Poseidon too. The idea of ruthlessness being the only option. Where having the upper hand doesn't mean folding and showing mercy because you know what will happen with time. The entire journey was to teach such a lesson. Starting with the son of Hector. The one he never wanted to kill but had no choice to.
It is also something to note that all of the big monsters in the story have their names as a song name. Polyphemus, Scylla, Charybdis. So the mirror to the monsters in the story is very intentional.
0:00 The Challenge ------------------- 3:19 Hold Them Down ------------------- 6:22 Odysseus ------------------- 11:48 I Can't Help But Wonder ------------------- 16:36 Would You Fall In Love With Me Again (If you can pin this that would be amazing for everyone who needs to find the songs)
There's a beauty in Athena realising what a mistake she had made. Where he could have been something else entirely if she allowed him to be more forgiving while still being cunning. Still not as beautiful as Poseidon learning the lesson at the hands of Odysseus himself in this version of the story. The horror of watching the consequences of your own actions come to life is something I will never stop enjoying the taste of. It makes me wonder what my end will be. Old age? Some homeless man throwing a rock because I didn't give him change? Who knows.
I dont understand his interaction with Athena Are they friends again? Is he telling her he wants nothing to do with her? To anyone whos read the book does he ever find it its Athena that saved him?
Athena basically offered him a chance to make the world better with her. Odysseus refused as all he wants to do is stay with Penelope. And Athena respected his choice. They have a true friendship now, but Odysseus time as Athena's Warrior of the Mind is over. That role is now in Telemachus' hands.
refrences i caught..
Ody attacking the torches as scylla did
odysseus's ensemble like those of poseidon, the other gods, polyphemus
him being pissed that his son was threatened, similarly to poseidon who was pissed because ody blinded his son (kinda fair)
yeah but Poseidon literally said "I wouldn't be mad if you killed him, but ffs why did you spare him!?"
@@Regret_Namei think its more because he disfivurwd his son and death would have been a mercy. In times like those disabilities were seen as weak and to be culled (killing disabled babies) so death would jave been seen as a mercy vs lifelong disability
I'm just a man who's finally made it home
Through all the trials and years away from what I've known
I'm just a man who's found his peace at last
Deep down I'd trade it all to leave behind the past
I'm just a man
That last song made me cry 😭
Same
Tripled
Man idk if it just me but I watch all these songs in line with each other. And I felt as if I was watching the movie. These songs really tell a story. I love it!
i think some of the choir "o-ddy-se-us" really sounds like "po-ly-phe-mus"
well, it's jay, so it's probably intentional to symbolize oddyseus turning into polyphemus; someone who doesn't forgive those who did him wrong.
Not just Polyphemus. Poseidon too.
The idea of ruthlessness being the only option. Where having the upper hand doesn't mean folding and showing mercy because you know what will happen with time.
The entire journey was to teach such a lesson.
Starting with the son of Hector.
The one he never wanted to kill but had no choice to.
It is also something to note that all of the big monsters in the story have their names as a song name. Polyphemus, Scylla, Charybdis. So the mirror to the monsters in the story is very intentional.
I thought that too!
After Odysseus kills the suitor that asks for mercy (I forgot his name) It also sounds like it says Ody said no. And it's kinda funny to me
@@Weirdo746does he not say no?
0:00 The Challenge
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3:19 Hold Them Down
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6:22 Odysseus
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11:48 I Can't Help But Wonder
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16:36 Would You Fall In Love With Me Again
(If you can pin this that would be amazing for everyone who needs to find the songs)
There's a beauty in Athena realising what a mistake she had made. Where he could have been something else entirely if she allowed him to be more forgiving while still being cunning.
Still not as beautiful as Poseidon learning the lesson at the hands of Odysseus himself in this version of the story.
The horror of watching the consequences of your own actions come to life is something I will never stop enjoying the taste of.
It makes me wonder what my end will be. Old age?
Some homeless man throwing a rock because I didn't give him change?
Who knows.
this entire series is amazing and this end was well worth the wait
*ody casually going god mode on the suitors*
You're mine 😔💕. Merry Christmas everyone This is the best Christmas present 🎁
Tried to sing this entire thing and was in tears by the third song
21:18 that part is always so beautiful
🥺😭this is beautiful I love it 😄
At the end of Odysseus imagine if at the end he throws the last suiter off a balcony like he did the infant in the first saga
wait thats acually a good idea
I have cried
Love you for making this❤
Mary Christmas everyone!
It's spelt merry
why is there so much sand in my eye T-T
I dont understand his interaction with Athena
Are they friends again? Is he telling her he wants nothing to do with her?
To anyone whos read the book does he ever find it its Athena that saved him?
Here what I think the meaning is: Athena is basically just telling ody that she regrets leaving and so on
Athena basically offered him a chance to make the world better with her. Odysseus refused as all he wants to do is stay with Penelope. And Athena respected his choice. They have a true friendship now, but Odysseus time as Athena's Warrior of the Mind is over. That role is now in Telemachus' hands.
hope you like stealing views from Jorge, he has a playlist on his channel to listen to the whole thing
Dude it's not that deep, we all like the same thing and this has the added bonus of Lyrics
@Dumb_ash_gamer there's a wisdom saga video with over a million views, those views aren't going to Jorge.