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Someone said griddlehark hades and Persephone and WELL...

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I know that they can’t exist because of the game’s lore, but imagine if they could- here’s what I think Macaria and Melinoë (Hades and Persephone’s daughters in canon greek myth! Though, that depends on which version we speak about.) would look like if they were in.

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‘Danaë and the Infant Perseus.’ by Arthur Rackham (1922)

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First assignment for my illustration class! Based on Persephone and art from Jessie Wilcox Smith :^)

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“Are you really the King of the Underworld!?”
“Are you really a butterfly?”

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A little splash art 🎨 from our game Perseverance: Part 2 🎮(link in bio), it's a game about survival and redemption.

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🌺i like the implication that it was hades who took care of persephone’s garden every day she was away🌺

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[oc] heres persephone from a wonderland au lmao

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Experimental scribing on beautiful ice pools in Mesnes Park, Memorial Rose Garden, Wigan yesterday...Loved the way the letters dispersed mimicking the ice patterns...#art

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Kevin - shell, persecutor

Usually apathetic, and very cold around people I feel uncomfortable with as a form of protecting me from showing signs of OSDD to "dangerous" people.

Besides that, he's actually very chill and interesting!

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🚨THEORY
Persephone wore a “Laurel Wreath” after cutting her hair.
The “Laurel Wreath” is a symbol of “Victory” and “Honor”.

Did she see cutting her hair (that wasn’t triggered by her trauma, but just because she wanted to) as a “Victory”?

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I'M BACK!!!
Hades is so cute when it comes to Persephone.
I'd like some donuts 😏.
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Okay, as promised, the Persephone moth!

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Une belle demande Patreon

Eros et Persephone, en train de magasiner ensemble, café latté à la main :3 Je me suis amusée à mélanger mon style aquarelle avec le pastel :3

Ces deux personnages-là un tellement une belle relation!

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It’s Persephone and she’s wearing green! 🌿
character belongs to 💕💚

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After Perseus founded the Mycenae he assigned to the one-eyed giants known as Cyclops, to build the massive walls of the kingdom. They used stones that no human could lift. The walls were called Cyclopean after the giant builders. A large section of the wall remains until today.

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