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We've Lost SO MUCH!! | Mutiny + Thunderbringer | EPIC: The Musical Reaction/Analysis

232K views · Jul 22, 2024 · Music

Mortius

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@cirrusB612 · 2 years ago
“The blood on your hands is something you won’t lose; all you can choose is whose.”
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@ThorirPP · 2 years ago
Eurylochus, the Odyssey: "Every form of death is vile to us wretched mortals, but the most wretched way to die is by starvation. So, let us cut out the finest of Helios’ cattle, and sacrifice to the gods of the wide heavens. And if we return to Ithaca, our own land, let us build a fine temple to Helios Hyperion, and fill it with precious gifts. And if he is angered at the loss of his long-horned kine and chooses to wreck our ship, the other gods’ agreeing, well for myself I would rather die quickly in the waves, than waste away slowly on a desert island." Even in the original, Eurylochus really sounds like he had just kinda given up at this point
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@starlit_sunrise · 2 years ago
All of us: He cut out half of mutiny 👁️👄👁️ Mortius: I’m just a man ✋🏻😫
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@JayJay-q4e · 2 years ago
That melody that plays at the end of Thunderbringer is called “Telemachus’s Lullaby” if you weren’t hurting enough
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@cynshiii · 2 years ago
One of my absolutely favorite bits of Thunderbringer is the fact that Zeus' name is never actually said. So far he's actually one of the only, if not THE only, god who's name was never said at all. All we hear when he's being introduced is thunder. But the thunder alone is more than enough for us to know exactly who is showing up regardless of the fact that we're not told a name. His presence is simply that powerful and meaningful.
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@jasmineperez4439 · 2 years ago
Mortious: ANNI NO! PLEASE NO! Jorge: ANNI YES! PLEASE YES!
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@aroseydragon2873 · 2 years ago
The reason for having Zeus make all those comparisons is because he is both a god of judgement and also a MASSIVE creep
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@honeyhoney6794 · 2 years ago (edited)
Some fun facts: - In the Odyssey, Circe is the one that tells Odysseus to steer close to Scylla because it’s either her or Charybis, but the latter would kill more men - The cattle belongs to Helios, the god of the sun, who is also CIRCE’S DAD It’s funny how even after they left Circe’s island, she’s still very important to the story
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@GreedyAvA · 2 years ago
I do appreciate that AnniFlamma animated Zeus as appearing younger than her Poseidon. Zeus is so commonly the big white beard guy that everyone forgets he's canonically the youngest brother of the original 6 Olympians.
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@lauranielsen4707 · 2 years ago
Anyone else notice how during Thunder Bringer it is one of the first times the crew doesn't call out to Odysseus when they're about to die/in danger. Because for the first time during their travels they know that he wont save them. Even during Mutiny, when they leave the island, they turn to Odysseus for guidance, despite claiming not to trust him anymore. But this time, where it's their captain himself that dooms them, not a single person, not even Eurylochus calls for him to aide them. Odysseus has put himself(Penelope) first and the crew knows there's nothing to do about it, and instead accept he wont save them, and therefore attack him. Just a fun thing I noticed :)
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@Akajaro · 2 years ago
The one thing that's always stuck out to me for Mutiny part 2, is how IMMEDIATE the danger motif is. Usually unless there's already a fight happening, we have a second of silence or low beats, then the danger motif creeps in like a rolling fog. Here? He kills the cow and INSTANTLY there's a chorus going "Ya shouldn'ta did that."
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@freya101psh · 2 years ago
I love how Zeus doesn't sound angry. He sounds like a kindergarten teacher asking if you want a time out when he makes Odysseus choose. It's not like it was his cows after all.
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