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Brynn Moore
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Is it blasphemous for Catholic sailors to indulge in an orgy island populated by a Roman goddess? Whatever your judgement might be, it was weird and creepy and I’m glad that part is over
— Jul 17, 2026 07:04PM
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Brynn Moore
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I wouldn’t finish this if I weren’t stubborn
— Jul 19, 2026 07:33AM
Brynn Moore
is on page 161 of 288
Never, ever think that your fanfiction or novel idea is too silly or piggybacking too much off another story, given that this is considered a classic piece of literature
— Jul 14, 2026 06:20PM
Brynn Moore
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Mostly it’s just talking about Greek mythology and then saying what the Portuguese sailors did was better
— Jul 14, 2026 05:35PM
Brynn Moore
is on page 86 of 288
Nobody tell this author that this book is scarcely read by anyone today, or that so many people don’t know a single historical fact about Portugal or even where it is; he wants to be a piece of Greek or Roman lore so bad.
0 women given credit for jack so far, except for being treacherous and evil or for their boobs. Not surprised, just disappointed.
— Jul 01, 2026 08:04PM
0 women given credit for jack so far, except for being treacherous and evil or for their boobs. Not surprised, just disappointed.
Brynn Moore
is on page 57 of 288
Greek mythology meets colonizer fanfiction! It’s amazing. It’s always hard to keep the poetic qualities in a translation, but so far they come across really well. It’s also really interesting to me that the Greek/Roman pantheon has such a big role so far, since one of the major goals is to colonize through evangelization and exterminate religions that aren’t Christian.
— Jul 01, 2026 07:07PM

