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cut_and_run ([info]cut_and_run) wrote in [info]nevermore_logs,
@ 2013-09-14 17:20:00

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Current mood:distressed
Current music:"Demons" by Imagine Dragons
Entry tags:ariadne, dionysus, theseus

Who: Theseus and Ariadne [maybe Dionysus later]
What: It's just drinks
When: Saturday
Where: Naxos



Theseus admitted the moment he stepped up to the door of Naxos he felt a shudder shoot down his spine. It was cold and a little too much like déjà vu. With the way he'd been running from Olympians (mainly his father) Theseus didn't feel anyone was on his side anymore. He had wiggled his way into a heaping mess and actually felt shit about it. He was in so deep now he wasn't sure there was a way to get out of it. He'd become a toy for two forces, Lust and Poseidon, but he'd dragged that mud around until it ruined someone else's life. He'd only met her a few times, his granddaughter but the reminder behind what he'd taken away from her was greater than some ancient necklace Poseidon wanted to get ahold of. He wasn't good at making amends with matters of the heart, it was a surprise Theseus even had one. He usually left his baggage at the door and kept going. This was the first time he was actually dragging it around with him.

He wasn't sure why he'd agreed to meet Ariadne. He didn't assume any good could come of this either, not with her husband probably a few feet away. He'd known for thousands of years that Dionysus was just looking for an excuse to rip him to shreds. Hell, he wouldn't be surprised if there wasn't a slew of Maenads hanging out at the club ready to draw and quarter him. But, the chivalrous man inside of him still took the bait and went forward. He'd already been physically and mentally beaten, his rope was too short now to pull himself out. What was the worst that would happen? Death? Or a reminder that he was still a decent man under his cowardice?


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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-15 10:41 pm UTC (link)
While Ariadne knew there were a few Meneads around, she hadn't called them. She knew she ought to. One was her mother in law, and the other one of Dionysus' own daughters. It was near rude to not offer them a job at the bar. But tonight she just wanted to catch up. She'd let go of her own anger and pain a while ago, and now considered Theseus a friend. Because of him, she was still remembered. It was something.

And as she saw him, he looked distraught. He seemed to need a drink. So she poured him one and waved. "Evening." Smiling she motioned to the seats across the bar. "Take a seat, here. On the house."

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[info]cut_and_run
2013-09-16 02:36 pm UTC (link)
Her face was the only shining face in the while bar. He had at one time actually found her attractive. She still was but now she had a God hanging on her tail. He still managed a dashing smile and a wave of his hand which turned a few heads. Theseus was attractive in that bad boy pirate sort of way. He wore leather and the black under his eyes could be mistaken for guy liner over the lack of sleep. Women liked that scruffy bad boy appeal.

He took a seat Ariadne offered with his arms drapped on the counter. He quirked his brow and gave her an obvious once over. "Did you always look this good?"

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-16 02:45 pm UTC (link)
She remembered this. A long time ago he'd swaggered in like this, and she'd thrown her life away for that smile. He still knew how to use it, but this time she remembered Naxos, and age had tempered her desires.

"Oh no you don't," she gave with a laugh. "I've heard that one Theseus. Next it'll be you asking me how to get into the Labyrinth. Fool me once, shame on me. No fooling me twice." She grinned and leaned against the bar. "Happiness makes one appealing I suppose. So, how do you like it?" She waved to the bar.

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[info]cut_and_run
2013-09-16 08:56 pm UTC (link)
That smile got him through a lot of closed doors. Here recently though, Theseus had felt like he was losing that charm. He was losing his mind, like an old man everything else was just falling to his knees.

"I think I've knotted myself into a new labyrinth. I just want to get out." He smiled against the glass before shooting down the whole thing. It burned but at least it didn't hurt half as bad as his chest and that dark heart inside. It was actually beating a little rapidly, but that could have been his worry that he'd end up a dead man by the end of the night.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-17 02:24 am UTC (link)
She raised her eyebrows, "you're not supposed to down wine like that you know." She didn't pour him a new glass, not yet. Dion's wine's had a kick, she wondered if he'd forgotten that.

Nor did she ask. He'd always been so private, and questions before had never really gotten answered. "I'm here to talk if you need it." She shrugged, "but you never did learn the trick of the labyrinth, did you? You don't need a ball of yarn to get out. The more you panic, the more you get lost."

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[info]cut_and_run
2013-09-17 10:02 am UTC (link)
This wasn't a bottle of Everclear, this was about a hundred times more potent. There was still a few swishes left in the bottom of the glass but Dionysus would find more than one way to hit him while he was down. Theseus hadn't even been thinking about that. He stared down at the little red-violet liquid in his glass, "That's going to hurt later..." Olympians and their concoctions were intense. Maybe being one of Poseidon's would give him an upper hand---but not by much.

He flopped face down in his arms feeling a tad queasy before he felt good. He turned his face sideways to look at her. Her words were like a shock blanket, it worked for now along with the alcohol. He finally sat upright again with a slapstick grin. His words were a little more serious than the look on his face---and eventually the smile dropped. "I suck at this whole connecting with people thing," he motioned between them. There was still an invisible ball of yarn that linked them if even just in story alone. "Now I'm stuck in a mess and I want to bolt." Sticking around wasn't his thing. For some reason he was contemplating putting an anchor to his ship just for his granddaughter. Poseidon might like to beat his children into submission, but he'd crossed the line this time. Zoe wasn't Poseidon's, she was Theseus', and since he'd met her he'd landed himself with a role he hadn't banked on having. He'd looked at her like a daughter. Like he owed it to the woman he left just because unlike his other estranged wives and kids he'd taken the time to get to know her.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-17 10:10 am UTC (link)
With a shake of her head she got out a glass and poured some water in it. "Drink that, and no more wine for you. I'll get you some medicine in a little. It'll ease it a bit." She was used to this. She'd watched her husband get many a people drunk before.

She frowned and listened. Both to what he was saying, and what he wasn't. It made her frown. "But you're not. I know you. If you didn't want to be here, if bolting was an option, you'd have taken it. But you haven't." she took a stool and sat down, "And you don't suck at making he connection. You suck at keeping it. Too much of your father in you. It took me a long time to accept that. Odd. I understood and accepted Dionysus, but not you."

She shook her head, "either way. Whatever this is, whoever this is, I am offering my aid Theseus. I have ties to more things then my husband you know. I can help."

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[info]cut_and_run
2013-09-17 10:39 am UTC (link)
He waved her off after the water. "I'll be fine. I've taken harder hits than this," and by that he meant Poseidon's wrath. Between him and mixing with the Sins his brain was starting to just leak out into slush. He took the water though and drank it down a lot slower than he had the wine.

He laughed at first because the consensus on what Theseus was was pretty split down the middle. Some believed him a hero others a coward, he was pretty much leaning towards coward through his first life. The second wasn't that much better, until now. "Dionysus is loyal to you. I'm only loyal to myself." He could admit that much. He never had beef with Dionysus, but he knew after the stunts Theseus had pulled the wine god would always bear that grudge. "But..." the wine was loosening him up and he was digging out some things he didn't really talk about without sarcasm. "I've become a pawn for my own father, in doing so I messed up. Real bad." He didn't feel good about it, even moreso he didn't feel good about feeling so bad. "I have a granddaughter. Mortal girl," there was a tiny smile at one corner of his mouth. "She sees the good in things, maybe even in me." He hadn't mentioned what Poseidon had done, but the look on his face suggested that it wasn't good. He rested his chin back on his arms, something in that wine had him calm.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-17 10:48 am UTC (link)
She raised an eyebrow. "I've heard that before." She was glad he took the water though. No matter what, she was sure he'd feel it later.

She smiled to his comment, "in his way, yes he is." She listened and kept her frown. She could take a guess. Olympians were fond of their pawns. "Oh Theseus. How bad is this?" she didn't need to know much, but she had favors she could call in. "Look, if she needs it, or if both of you do, Naxos is open. Consider it a safe haven. If Poseidon violates that, as a goddess I have right to deny him entry. I also can ask Zeus to interfere. Hero or not, you were a mortal. Even minor goddesses have more sway. If Poseidon attempts to hurt me, he gets to deal with Dionysus."

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[info]cut_and_run
2013-09-17 11:07 am UTC (link)
It was like having a sword at his throat and contemplating saving his ass or someone else's. But this wasn't for glory or to glitter up his name, this was just for her. For the lost little granddaughter who didn't have anyone else to watch her back but some crazy self-obsessed Sin that he still thought would kill her one day, if not intentionally.

"He hurt her...and I led him right to her. All so he could get his hands on something. It wasn't worth it. It wasn't worth him going after her. I held off as long as I could but there's only so long you can run Poseidon in a circle." He took a deep breath. This was new to him...the caring. The wanting to help someone else not just to keep his own ass out of the line of fire. He was quiet for a while and then spoke again. She really was a good listener when he stopped looking at her pretty face. Though, it wouldn't hurt to ask if she wouldn't mind one more roll around for old times sake. Before Dionysus showed up.

"It's not just Poseidon. I've tangled with the Christians, well one woman in particular. And I can't get her out of my head."

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-17 11:29 am UTC (link)
"Ah," that was different. She could stand up to the Olympians without much issue, but not Christians. She avoided them when possible and had yet to get caught on their radar. "Well, the offer remains. I can't do much against them, but I can try and help. It's the least I can do."

She shrugged, then smiled. "And try apologizing. It may not be much, but it's something."

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[info]cut_and_run
2013-09-17 12:18 pm UTC (link)
"It's more like what not who. I just feel like I've been on everyone else's string but my own." It was uncomfortable. He took another swift of his water to control his head, staying silent another minute. He then turned to face her. "Thank you." He switched on that charming smile again. "Sure you don't want to give it another go?" He wouldn't have ever made her happy.

"How do I say I'm sorry I'm a selfish git that ruined your life? She won't believe me." It might take away some of the burden if he did though.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-17 12:22 pm UTC (link)
"Such is the price of Fate Theseus. It does that sometimes." She smiled at his thanks, but laughed at his offer. "sorry, married. My husband may wander, but I do not. Besides, you couldn't really compare." Smiling she rose from her seat, "And you only want me because I'm unobtainable."

Gently she set her hand on his, "you'd be surprised how nice it feels to hear that Theseus. If you are honest, then she will learn to believe you in time."

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[info]cut_and_run
2013-09-17 01:25 pm UTC (link)
"You're letting a good offer go by," he gave her a mischievous wink. "I got it right the first time." He settled feeling a warmth in her touch. "I've never apologized for anything." He'd never seen his way of life as means to feel bad for who he left behind. Things were changing, the wanderer was growing up.

That's when the headache hit and he squeezed his eyes shut as the wine kicked him around like a bag if sand, as if Dionysus were there to actually gut him. He might take her up on the medicine offer. "This is worse than a shot of everclear and absinthe put together."

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-17 08:31 pm UTC (link)
She shook her head, still chuckling. "No, not really. And perhaps, but again, I know better now." She sighed and released him, "perhaps it is time to start Theseus. Before you regret not saying anything. Mortals do die you know, and you'll carry this regret forever."

She went and took a bottle out and handed him some painkillers. "Take this, and to state the obvious, well duh."

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[info]cut_and_run
2013-09-18 05:20 pm UTC (link)
"I know mortals don't last forever. I just tend to lose track of time. When I first met her I thought she was her grandmother." That had been an awkward moment. But, she was right, he needed to step up to the plate. Make the choice. Say the words and he might be surprised with the outcome. It was a stretch though.

He cupped his forehead between his fingers. They wouldn't stop the pain but at least he looked pitiful enough for her to stick around. He'd forgotten what it was like to have someone not trying to pinch his head off. "Considering my brain is already oozing out of my ears I may have downed that too fast."

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-18 05:28 pm UTC (link)
"Again, duh." She smiled though and made sure he'd take the painkillers. They'd take the edge of at least. "There's places to lay down if you need it. I have to go take care of a few customers for a moment. I'll be back." With a smile she went to take the orders of the others at the bar. If anything, maybe it would let Theseus relax for a moment.

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[info]cut_and_run
2013-09-18 05:37 pm UTC (link)
Theseus threw Ariadne a wink, still showing after all this years he could have a thing for her if the door were wide open. He was being drugged that was for sure, he literally slid down off the bar to find a couch or something, but there was a moment the lights hit his eyes and he thought he could see Dionysus from a distance. That he hoped was a hallucination.

He stumbled his way through a few customers landing on the couch. It felt like he was out for five minutes, but it was more like half an hour. Dionysus did come in, greeting his wife with a kiss. As soon as he noticed the brute in his personal space he got defensive.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-18 05:41 pm UTC (link)
It was almost funny, because Naxos was hers, and she could invite who she liked. Explaining that little detail to an Olympian wasn't something she could do though. Instead she returned the kiss and when he noticed Theseus she set her hand on his chest.

"He needed someone to talk to Dionysus, that's all." She smiled to her husband, "let him be, he's done nothing. He's not going to convince me to sail off with him again you know. This time I know better. Besides, you should thank him. Because of him, you met me."

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[info]eleuthereus
2013-09-18 06:18 pm UTC (link)
Dionysus was still tense. To have that filth in his place, it disgusted him. He eyed Theseus down then towards a few of the girls who stepped by. Infusing them with some of his usual frenzy would be a good start to keeping Theseus busy and away from his star. "He's a brute. I didn't take him for the talkative type." He was bristled because it was the first time in centuries that Theseus had dared tread into his life. Ariadne had a point, but he wasn't completely convinced yet. "I'll keep him busy for a while at least..." one of the girls flopped down on the couch beside him. Theseus still looked like he was seeing double.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-18 06:22 pm UTC (link)
Sighing she set her hand on his cheek, "love let him be." She knew what he was doing when the girl sat besides Theseus. "Look at me." She waited until he did, then brushed her thumb along his cheek. "He has trouble, and it involves a mortal who is innocent of Theseus' crimes."

She held his gaze and smiled, "my love how much would you do for your family?" She knew the answer. He'd come for her, when she was in Hades' court. "He's trying to do the same. All he needed was someone to listen, and I am still hsi friend. He's not a threat love. He never was."

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[info]eleuthereus
2013-09-18 07:00 pm UTC (link)
He wasn't like the others, he was the son of a mortal mother. He was born a half-breed just the same as most heroes, as Ariadne herself, and he was the only one to take the step up to a god on the Olympian throne room. He had no sympathy for Theseus. He deserved the punishment any of them gave him. "What mortal? He plan to abandon her too?"


Dionysus looked down into her star-speckled eyes, it was the only thing that kept him from ripping off her ex-lover's arms. The girl however still proceeded to paw on Theseus, more like claw at him as the would-be hero tried to get his bearings straight. It was hard to quiet down an age old grudge that Dionysus had never fully let go of. It was out of principle that he felt Theseus should be dealt with. His beautiful star felt otherwise.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-18 07:03 pm UTC (link)
"Dionysus," she rarely argued with him, except when it came to him using his influence on others. Especially those who didn't deserve it. "Drop it." she watched him, quietly pleading with him. "Or I'll be upset. And you get to go home alone." He could have other lovers, there were plenty who envied her, but he came home to her. But she could also lock him out.

She released him and crossed her arms. "His granddaughter. And if he wanted to leave her, he would have. He's trying to make up for a mistake. So let him."

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[info]eleuthereus
2013-09-18 07:47 pm UTC (link)
He was baffled at her tone. She hadn't used that one on him in some time. It was arrogant, but one needed to be with an Olympian if they were to listen. And Dionysus would do anything to keep his star happy and beautiful. He could easily start a feud between them though over their varying differences on the good or bad of Theseus.

He side-eyed over his shoulder where the normal human girl was ready to just gnaw Theseus to pieces if given the drive. She was already in his lap, nails raking down his face. "I'm not hurting him, beautiful." Not yet he wasn't. He was fighting doing what she wanted and what he wanted.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-18 07:59 pm UTC (link)
She sighed, "your definition of hurting anyone needs some readjusting." She shook her head and walked to the couch. Sometimes, the only way he'd stop was if she got involved.

She pulled the girl off Theseus' lap, and set her on another couch and pointedly sat besides Theseus. She gave Dionysus a challenging look before looking to Theseus. "sorry. Come one, let me go get that looked at." Smiling she took Theseus hand.

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XD
[info]cut_and_run
2013-09-18 08:23 pm UTC (link)
Dionysus stood in awe and rage as she just walked off. Oh, he'd deal with Theseus later...behind closed doors. When she wasn't there. When she wasn't looking. Her reaction just left him stunted, watching with feet that didn't work. He was in shock basically. Had she turned a leaf over for the brute even when she said no? He trusted his wife, he didn't trust Theseus and he didn't trust what the world liked to make of them both. Things changed according to the stories and this one had just gotten into a messy triangle.

The girl squeaked as she was pushed away, going to drive her hands into someone else. She did not compete with an Olympians wife. Theseus rattled his head side to side, in a hazy view he saw Ariadne offering up her hand. Dionysus being so close had him doubly effected with the wine in his system. It was only when there was some distance between them that he could actually think. Theseus took her hand and followed easily. He didn't have any other choice or he might end up dumped in the side of the harbor later the longer he stayed around Dionysus.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-18 08:27 pm UTC (link)
She took him to a separate room and sat him down again. "Sit down." She'd deal with Dionysus in her own way. She'd always been stubborn and he'd only encouraged this. Sometimes she wondered if Dionysus forgot how human she could be.

She took out some cloth and some disinfectant and began cleaning the wounds. "Damn stubborn Olympian. He really just can't let go. Talk about taking after fathers." She shook her head. "He won't bother you, trust me. I know how to deal with his moods."

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[info]cut_and_run
2013-09-18 09:40 pm UTC (link)
He was magnetized to the seat she put him in. She'd treated him just as kindly once. Once he was out from under his own sarcastic mask he was easy to be around. It's the reason he'd been able to be a King once, even if people would continue to badmouth him. They had good reason.

He winced at the sting with a suck in of air through his teeth. "I'm not hallucinating still am I?" He wasn't sure this was real or not.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-18 09:46 pm UTC (link)
She smiled at him, "no. Not this time." Gently she continued cleaning his wounds until the last bit was done. Then she rose and sighed. "Feel free to stay here until you feel better. I'm going to go argue with my husband."

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[info]eleuthereus
2013-09-18 10:14 pm UTC (link)
"Good, that wasn't the best hallucination." He put a hand to his cheek where she had doctored it, giving a friendly smirk even as she sauntered out of the room. He took the opportunity to kick up his feet and relax, well as best he could in the bar owned by a jealous Olympian. It was better than Poseidon right now, that's all he could say. He'd needed a long overdue break from his father.

Dionysus was at the bar serving drinks to the pretty girls (and boys) that walked in, his wine like a perfume in the air. He wasn't leaving tonight knowing that trash was still here. He was upset and like a child reacted just as juvenile. He was worried he'd lose her, and he didn't deal with loss like a normal person.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-18 10:20 pm UTC (link)
Sighing she walked to Dionysus and took his hand. "We're going to talk." She didn't leave much argument, tugging him into the back and closing the door.

"You can't do that." She crossed her arms, "stop being your father Dionysus. Or worse, Hera. Theseus came here because he needed help, not to whisk me away. Don't be petty and lash out because you have a grudge. He hurt me, and I got over that. I forgave him and moved on. But if you continue acting like this, I won't talk to you. My door will be closed. Stop being threatened by something that can't hurt you."

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[info]eleuthereus
2013-09-18 11:54 pm UTC (link)
"That's the point he hurt you." Dionysus had never gotten to lash out with that anger even if it had come before him. He tried to reach for her but it seemed she'd have known of it, her body language was like a brick wall. He was taking the defense and not listening to reason---and at the same time wanted to please her---but this was something he had a hard time gripping. He was as much his father's son as Theseus was Poseidon's. Hera had infused Dionysus early on with that kind of mental madness, he wasn't thinking with logic.

"You're saying you're going to continue being 'friends' with him?" That unnerved him.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-18 11:58 pm UTC (link)
She rolled her eyes. He was just so stubborn some days. "You don't get to take revenge for that. Besides according to tales it was you who told him to do that." She gave him a challenging look, "and I never asked if there was truth to it. Don't make me start. Let it go."

"I'm allowed to be friends with whom I please Dionysus. I never question you. So if you want to come home to me, consider your actions."

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gmail ate my reply! no wonder i didnt get one back t_t
[info]cut_and_run
2013-09-19 01:23 am UTC (link)
There was the challenge, but Dionysus still wasn't sure he could just let it go. She had befriended a poet once that showered her with attention, she couldn't blame him for the worry---but he was stubborn.

"I'm not okay with it." They'd lived peacefully until Theseus showed up. It was driving a wedge between them already.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-19 03:37 am UTC (link)
She raised an eyebrow. "I'm not okay with your many other lovers, but I accept it. I understand it is a part of you. You can now learn to understand that I have compassion. That I consider Theseus a friend and that I will help him. Or we'll talk about the various things I'm not okay with."

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[info]eleuthereus
2013-09-19 02:10 pm UTC (link)
"This is different." If it it were warding off a lover maybe he could be more hostile and nip it quickly. This was slow and Theseus as a friend was far more dangerous to him than a suitor. Dionysus had held onto this fear for so long, he wasn't letting go of it now. "I don't trust him Ari." He was a snake.

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[info]drowningingrace
2013-09-19 02:13 pm UTC (link)
"It is exactly the same." She sighed, "And until you realize that, don't come home." She turned then and walked back to where she had put Theseus. Sometimes the only way to get Dionysus to listen was to outstubborn him.

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[info]eleuthereus
2013-09-19 02:25 pm UTC (link)
It was cold. To an Olympian it was arrogant. But he stood, calling out her name and she never turned back around. Dionysus would hit Theseus later. He didn't care or think the would be hero could transform himself. He was hurt, greatly hurt. There was now an invisible wedge forming between him and his wife. Dionysus had to face his fears, but he only clung to them tighter.

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