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Noor
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Chapter 18 brought tears to my eyes. The way Circe describes Telegonus growing from a tiny bundle into this curious, restless little being. Raising a curious child is one of the quiet joys of parenting. You want them to explore, to grow bold and confident, yet there’s always that shadow of fear that the world might bruise them. So far, this has been the most moving part of the book for me.
— Dec 05, 2025 04:03AM
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Noor
is on page 340 of 393
Telegonus is gentle and trusting, too innocent to see how harsh the world can be. Odysseus’s old tricks still echo, clever lies, quick traps, and plans that always put him one step ahead of everyone else.
— Dec 06, 2025 12:57AM
Noor
is on page 185 of 393
Reading Minotaur & Pasiphaë story from the Circe perspective reshapes the Minotaur myth. Through her eyes, the story becomes less about monstrosity and more about injustice, survival, and the quiet humanity of Daedalus. Magic, indeed, lies in the details and Miller reminds us that the details live in the books.
— Dec 03, 2025 12:51PM
Noor
is on page 179 of 393
There is quiet a joy in watching Circe uncover nature’s secrets on her own. Her hunger for knowledge is boundless, radiant. Not all wisdom is handed down by mentors, some is wrestled from the world in solitude.
— Dec 02, 2025 11:21PM
Noor
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Circe’s heart is under the spell of the IKEA effect, she’s smitten with Glaucos not for who he is, but because she assembled the idea of him herself. It’s a divine DIY romance, standing in stark contrast to Helios’s plans for an arranged match. Love marriage vs. arranged marriage, Olympian edition.
— Dec 02, 2025 03:20AM
