r/SipsTea 15d ago

Chugging tea What do you think?

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u/Long_Serpent 15d ago

"We came to an island where the women were pretty and the men were weak"

- From the original text.

u/StaySubstantial4333 15d ago

Crazy how often stuff like that pops up in old myths. I was reading a text where Thor and Odin are laughing about the last village they passed where the women had spirit when fighting back. And it's just... Alrighty then, back to Thor yelling at Odin who's trolling him while dressed as an old ferryman. 

u/Nannautu 14d ago

It was normalized to take sex slaves back then. In the Illiad Agamemnon gets mad Helen left him so he takes Briseides, the "maid of honor" of Achilles. It's also mentioned that he had like 20 or so other women he had captured as slaves after killing everyone in one of the villages he passed by.

u/Open_Carob_3676 14d ago

Chryseis you mean,,, not Helen who was brother's wife.

To let go for Chryseis daughter of a priest of Apollo, he demanded Achilles give over his slave Briseis—a former Trojan Princess