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Published: 2011-12-07 17:22:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 2101; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 3
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Let's hope for Ares's sake that that storage jar is empty. And that he won't be stuck in there for thirteen months, like in the myth about how he was captured by Otus and Ephialtes.
The thing he tries to use as a weapon is of course som kind of oil lamp. An oil lamp that wasn't burning. Phew, I'm glad this scene with Ares is over. Action scenes can be really tricky to draw. But for the next page I have to come up with a good design for the great hall...
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haha I'm just... his threats are funny XD
How old is Ares suposed to be in this about 12?
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If Ares was a human he would probably be about 12 or 13, yes.
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you know, I might *very much anger* my sis off if she heard me say this but that reminds me of her an my older bro who really stuffed her in a cloths basket <3 that was precious I remember going to hide in my room when they started swearing/screaming and the amount of laughing I did Could have put fear in anybody's heart XD
Then I saw video my dad took hehehe I put it on facebook *my only contact with humanity up here in AK*
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He stuffed her in a cloths basket? Ha ha! That wasn't nice (but very funny). XD
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mmmmm My family is not nice hahaha XD it even included a pair of undies on her head hehehehe
I think she was 16, my bro was 18, and I was 17 I do think <3 it was worth it though
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WOW! I'm surprised Hera let's him get away with that language.
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I'm sure she reprimands him when she is within earshot, but she has quite a temper herself so she's probably not setting a so very good example to him.
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That's stating the obvious, she gave rise to the "Hell hath No Fury."
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This I take as the ultimate proof that Ares and Mars are NOT the same god. That, or between this episode and the Romans meeting him Athena, Aephestus and Aphrodite beated some sense into him.
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Heh! Yeah, Mars was depicted as a much more respectable god and the Romans honoured him in a way that the Greeks never honoured Ares. I've read that you shouldn't always see the Roman gods as equivalents of the Greek ones, since they sometimes evolved into something quite different. Ares and Mars is a good example, I guess.
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Wow, where did he pick up words like that?
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Probably by listening to the grown ups. His parents quarrel quite a lot and I imagine they can call each other not so very nice things at times.
Yeah, it's an oil lamp. Luckily it wasn't burning.
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Ares, such a mouth on you. That is hilarious, though. Makes many older siblings wish they had a big pot.
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Bai-Bai!
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Thanks! It was meant to be a quite humorous page.
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If he is stuck in there for a while, he just doesn't learn, does he? I just love that everyone knows this myth!
I'm looking forward to seeing the great hall - and to see Athena give Zeus the confrontation he deserves!
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Ares's role in Greek mythology often seems to be all about ending up in comical and degrading situations.
I'm looking forward to draw the next page, though I suspect it probably won't be an easy one. I just remembered that I have to draw Poseidon too and I'm still not quite sure how he should look like as a grown up.
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Oh my word! I was not expecting this! Talk about foreshadowing! Poor Ares! XD
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What a good solution to a persistant nasty little pest. Place him in a jar too big for him to get out of.
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Yeah, that will keep him in one place. Too bad it doesn't make him quiet as well.
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Poor Ares! He's as brave as a lion but as smart as a sheep! And yes, I remember the myth about Otus and Ephialtes. I guess it's his curse to be constantly stuck in large jars or something.
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Yes, his curse is that he almost never thinks before he acts, so he'll end up in many situations like this.
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