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akaaallttyynn:

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argumate:

femmenietzsche:

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The suitors burst into uproar all throughout the house
when they saw their leader down. They leapt from their seats,
milling about, desperate, scanning the stone walls\u2014
not a shield in sight, no rugged spear to seize.
They wheeled on Odysseus, lashing out in fury:
\u201cStranger, shooting at men will cost your life!\u201d

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\u201cYour game is over\u2014you, you\u2019ve shot your last!\u201d

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\u201cYou\u2019ll never escape your own headlong death!\u201d

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\u201cYou killed the best in Ithaca\u2014our fine prince!\u201d

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\u201cVultures will eat your corpse!\u201d

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This is all Bethesda NPC dialogue

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Odysseus runs out of the house and jumps in the water to cancel aggro then walks straight back in and everyone ignores him again

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the odyssey as an open world rpg makes a weird amount of sense. Since its mostly a series of disconnected sidequests which can be completed in any order, followed by a big climactic battle with little relation to them.

Plus the protagonist casually murders and robs people all the time and faces zero consequences

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