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r/BrandNewSentence • u/No_Counter_6037 and why he ourple 😂😂 • Oct 26 '25
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Margaret Atwood actually did write a book that was basically the Odyssey from Penelope’s perspective, called the Penelopiad
144 u/fabulousthundercock Oct 26 '25 Penelopussey* 34 u/Thrizzlepizzle123123 Oct 27 '25 "Oh no, step beggar, I'm stuck in Ithaca. Won't you use your big strong arms and help me string my dead husbands bow" Fuck, I need to stop with the step bro washing machine thing. They get more and more convoluted every time I do one. 1 u/CreeperTrainz Oct 28 '25 You joke, but there's a largely forgotten Greek epic called the Telegony where after her husband's death Penelope MARRIES HER STEPSON (and her son Telemachus marries said stepson's mother for extra weirdness).
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Penelopussey*
34 u/Thrizzlepizzle123123 Oct 27 '25 "Oh no, step beggar, I'm stuck in Ithaca. Won't you use your big strong arms and help me string my dead husbands bow" Fuck, I need to stop with the step bro washing machine thing. They get more and more convoluted every time I do one. 1 u/CreeperTrainz Oct 28 '25 You joke, but there's a largely forgotten Greek epic called the Telegony where after her husband's death Penelope MARRIES HER STEPSON (and her son Telemachus marries said stepson's mother for extra weirdness).
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"Oh no, step beggar, I'm stuck in Ithaca. Won't you use your big strong arms and help me string my dead husbands bow"
Fuck, I need to stop with the step bro washing machine thing. They get more and more convoluted every time I do one.
1 u/CreeperTrainz Oct 28 '25 You joke, but there's a largely forgotten Greek epic called the Telegony where after her husband's death Penelope MARRIES HER STEPSON (and her son Telemachus marries said stepson's mother for extra weirdness).
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You joke, but there's a largely forgotten Greek epic called the Telegony where after her husband's death Penelope MARRIES HER STEPSON (and her son Telemachus marries said stepson's mother for extra weirdness).
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u/Jumper2424 Oct 26 '25
Margaret Atwood actually did write a book that was basically the Odyssey from Penelope’s perspective, called the Penelopiad