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1. Blame it on the Black Star by starstel

   Fandoms: EPIC - Jorge Rivera-Herrans (Albums), Ancient Greek Religion & Lore  

   • Mature
   • Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings, Graphic Depictions Of Violence
   • F/M, M/M
   • Work in Progress

   21 Jul 2025

   Tags

   • Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
   • Graphic Depictions Of Violence
   • Peisistratus/Telemachus (EPIC: The Musical)
   • Peisistratus of Pylos/Telemachus (Ancient Greek Religion & Lore)
   • Odysseus/Penelope (EPIC: The Musical)
   • Odysseus/Penelope (Ancient Greek Religion & Lore)
   • Telemachus (EPIC: The Musical)
   • Peisistratus of Pylos (Ancient Greek Religion & Lore)
   • Odysseus (EPIC: The Musical)
   • Penelope (EPIC: The Musical)
   • Athena (EPIC: The Musical)
   • Angst
   • Idiots in Love
   • I Wrote This Instead of Sleeping
   • Telemachus Needs A Hug (EPIC: The Musical)
   • The Odyssey References
   • Telemachus is a Little Shit (EPIC: The Musical)
   • hes an asshole to his mom
   • But he loves her
   • Implied/Referenced Self-Harm
   • Implied Sexual Content
   • This was written in my notes app
   • no beta we die like the suitors
   • Odysseus is Trying (EPIC: The Musical)
   • It Gets Worse
   • It Gets Worse Before It Gets Better
   • Sorry Not Sorry
   • Author Is Sleep Deprived
   • The Author Regrets Nothing
   • I just write what comes to mind
   • Hurt/Comfort
   • Daddy Issues
   • Mommy Issues
   • Im Projecting
   • Internalized Homophobia
   • Religious Guilt
   • Religious Imagery & Symbolism
   • Post-The Ithaca Saga (EPIC: The Musical)
   • Self-Harm

   Summary

   Telemachus knew it was better to pretend nothing happened. He was the son of the famed Odysseus, the next heir to the throne, the only son of the king and queen of Ithaca, of course he couldn’t live in peace. He chooses to ignore whatever he and the prince of Pylos had. Telemachus knew better than to fall in love with a boy. Especially a prince. Especially with the Gods watching. Some things are too sacred to touch. And some things, like him—were never meant to be holy in the first place.

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