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Peleus turns up in 15 works open to everyone here. The average one runs about 4,100 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.
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The Iliad - Homer
by Luddleston
"One would think something so small would not be so impossible to care for. I'm sorry. That's not a good thing to say about a child, is it?" "Probably not the most diplomatic, but he is quite limited in how many words he knows. I'd venture to say he can't understand you."Just a king and his closest companion trying to raise a wild, untamable demigod child together. What could go wrong?
The Iliad - Homer
Ancient Greek Religion & Lore+2
Hannibal (TV)
by OneEndEARling
Will and Hannibal have run off together, away from Baltimore and the FBI. Will enjoys having Hannibal all to himself, until a furry feline adopts them...
Ancient Greek Religion & Lore+1
The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller+2
The Iliad - Homer+1
Ancient Greek Religion & Lore+1
Troy (2004)+1
by trollmela
It is nearly dusk when Peleus offers his hospitality to three travellers. Strange they are, all three tall and grey-eyed, and with the bearing of kings and princes. And then there are the pointed ears two of them have, which Peleus had so far thought to only belong to myth
The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller+1
by vr_bosslady
‘How will you tell your father? About the prophecy?” The words were loud in the silence of midnight. For a moment he was still. Then he said, ‘I do not think I will.’‘Never?’He shook his head, just the barest shadow. ‘There is nothing he can do. It would only bring him grief.’(TSOA, Chapter 16)Achilles never told his father about the prophecy. This is a little one-shot about Peleus learning that his beloved son will never return home from Troy.
The Iliad - Homer+2
The Iliad - Homer+2
by GwenChan
Of shapeshifting, complex feelings and things left unsaid
Ancient Greek Religion & Lore
Greek and Roman Mythology
by kyprian
“Peleus, if you let it live, this will be the child that outstrips you. Do you really want a daughter? She will be beautiful, but there are many beautiful women in the world. Your kingdom needs a prince.”
Ancient Greek Religion & Lore+1
by GwenChan
Thetis grieves and shares her pain with the only other person who can understand
The Iliad - Homer+1
by GwenChan
Baby Achilles is teething. Sharp teeth to be precise. Peleus considers he'd better consult his wife.
The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller
by orphan_account
Peleus decides to take some time to unwind and relax with his favorite book after finishing the year’s harvest and well…how can Phoenix not join him?
The Iliad - Homer+1
The Iliad - Homer+1
Ancient Greek Religion & Lore