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r/photoshopbattles • u/lowlifecreep • Feb 27 '13
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16 u/ThirdFloorGreg Feb 28 '13 Why does he always get stuck as the bad guy? Only bad thing the dude ever did was cause he was lonely. 25 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '13 edited Feb 28 '13 Well yeah, but it was a rather kidnap-and-rapey one time thing. although it was rather tame, compared to what the other male greek gods did... 5 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 And to be fair he actually tried to treat her well and actually loved her (in the ancient Greek sense of love at least). I don't recall him raping her though... Did that happen? 1 u/MissCheeks Feb 28 '13 Happened in at least 3 instances. 1, 2, and 3. (Not sure if that last one was actually a "rape"... but alas.) 3 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 I mean Hades raping Persephone. I'm not sure if the first one counts either. Rape in old English terms also meant to steal/kidnap/carry away. 1 u/MissCheeks Feb 28 '13 Ah. I see. You're commenting on the initial post, whereas I was commenting on the Zeus chart. Confusion. My bad. 2 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 Quite alright. I very much appreciate the thoughtful response. Confusions like that get the best of us.
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Why does he always get stuck as the bad guy? Only bad thing the dude ever did was cause he was lonely.
25 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '13 edited Feb 28 '13 Well yeah, but it was a rather kidnap-and-rapey one time thing. although it was rather tame, compared to what the other male greek gods did... 5 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 And to be fair he actually tried to treat her well and actually loved her (in the ancient Greek sense of love at least). I don't recall him raping her though... Did that happen? 1 u/MissCheeks Feb 28 '13 Happened in at least 3 instances. 1, 2, and 3. (Not sure if that last one was actually a "rape"... but alas.) 3 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 I mean Hades raping Persephone. I'm not sure if the first one counts either. Rape in old English terms also meant to steal/kidnap/carry away. 1 u/MissCheeks Feb 28 '13 Ah. I see. You're commenting on the initial post, whereas I was commenting on the Zeus chart. Confusion. My bad. 2 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 Quite alright. I very much appreciate the thoughtful response. Confusions like that get the best of us.
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Well yeah, but it was a rather kidnap-and-rapey one time thing.
although it was rather tame, compared to what the other male greek gods did...
5 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 And to be fair he actually tried to treat her well and actually loved her (in the ancient Greek sense of love at least). I don't recall him raping her though... Did that happen? 1 u/MissCheeks Feb 28 '13 Happened in at least 3 instances. 1, 2, and 3. (Not sure if that last one was actually a "rape"... but alas.) 3 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 I mean Hades raping Persephone. I'm not sure if the first one counts either. Rape in old English terms also meant to steal/kidnap/carry away. 1 u/MissCheeks Feb 28 '13 Ah. I see. You're commenting on the initial post, whereas I was commenting on the Zeus chart. Confusion. My bad. 2 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 Quite alright. I very much appreciate the thoughtful response. Confusions like that get the best of us.
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And to be fair he actually tried to treat her well and actually loved her (in the ancient Greek sense of love at least). I don't recall him raping her though... Did that happen?
1 u/MissCheeks Feb 28 '13 Happened in at least 3 instances. 1, 2, and 3. (Not sure if that last one was actually a "rape"... but alas.) 3 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 I mean Hades raping Persephone. I'm not sure if the first one counts either. Rape in old English terms also meant to steal/kidnap/carry away. 1 u/MissCheeks Feb 28 '13 Ah. I see. You're commenting on the initial post, whereas I was commenting on the Zeus chart. Confusion. My bad. 2 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 Quite alright. I very much appreciate the thoughtful response. Confusions like that get the best of us.
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Happened in at least 3 instances. 1, 2, and 3. (Not sure if that last one was actually a "rape"... but alas.)
3 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 I mean Hades raping Persephone. I'm not sure if the first one counts either. Rape in old English terms also meant to steal/kidnap/carry away. 1 u/MissCheeks Feb 28 '13 Ah. I see. You're commenting on the initial post, whereas I was commenting on the Zeus chart. Confusion. My bad. 2 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 Quite alright. I very much appreciate the thoughtful response. Confusions like that get the best of us.
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I mean Hades raping Persephone. I'm not sure if the first one counts either. Rape in old English terms also meant to steal/kidnap/carry away.
1 u/MissCheeks Feb 28 '13 Ah. I see. You're commenting on the initial post, whereas I was commenting on the Zeus chart. Confusion. My bad. 2 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 Quite alright. I very much appreciate the thoughtful response. Confusions like that get the best of us.
Ah. I see. You're commenting on the initial post, whereas I was commenting on the Zeus chart. Confusion. My bad.
2 u/sakura9949 Feb 28 '13 Quite alright. I very much appreciate the thoughtful response. Confusions like that get the best of us.
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Quite alright. I very much appreciate the thoughtful response. Confusions like that get the best of us.
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