Status Updates From The Iliad & The Odyssey

i have discovered that the reason that the men are referred to as "son of __" is because they had no surnames at the time, so they used their fathers to distinguish between men. maybe thats why there was __, son of __, son of __ a few pages ago

officially caught up with sticky notes

more names names names

mini monologue about... a belt ?

hera and zeus giving anna and atis paul

end of book III
paris is a wimp ! and poor helen who can do nothign but follow along, aphrodite also jsut lost paris his honour

now when someone says looking like a god it actually means something

holy glaze i cant wait to read the odyssey

the most confusing encouragement speech known to man -- hector called his own people "weak-kneed"

also side note my handwriting looks really nice in this one

helen (wife)
menelaus (husband)
paris (seducer)
priam (ruler of greece)
agamemnon (ruler of troy)

end of book II
lowkey picked this back up after a month but i know they're getting rallied again, but it feels like a bunch of names rn. obviously i recoginse a few here and there but holy shit