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Green-Eyed Jealousy by Spineless_Lobster
Fandoms: Ancient Greek Religion & Lore, The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller, Hades (Supergiant Games Video Games)
09 Apr 2025
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Achilles was never one for sharing, that much Patroclus knew. He grew up a spoiled prince with the whole world at his beck and call, waiting on him at every opportunity. He would bite and snap like a dog at anyone who eyed his possessions a little too closely; even though he loved to show off all the fetching paraphernalia he had. Achilles kept a precise rule of look, but do not touch.
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Achilles finds out about the affair Patroclus had with Poseidon, they deal with his jealousy about it together
Bookmarked by Thequickestbrownfox
26 Aug 2026
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Firelight. Skin. Whispered promises. (They pretend forever is possible.)
Bookmarked by Thequickestbrownfox
26 Aug 2026
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Achilles loves teasing Patroclus in public. Patroclus decides to show him just what it does to him.
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- Part 2 of college patrochilles, my loves
Bookmarked by Thequickestbrownfox
26 Aug 2026
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War and Submission by Esterskynight
Fandoms: The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller, The Odyssey - Homer
03 May 2025
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Achilles knows how to win battles, but not how to ask for what he wants.
When a calculated act of jealousy involving a young soldier pushes Patroclus past his breaking point, the fallout is as intimate as it is explosive.
In the aftermath of anger and desire, Patroclus discovers a darker edge to himself… and Achilles learns what it means to surrender, in more ways than one.(can be read independently from part 1)
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- Part 2 of Myrmidon Hearts
Bookmarked by Thequickestbrownfox
25 Aug 2026
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Cretan wine by ASkopsMadeOfMemories
Fandoms: The Iliad - Homer, The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore
01 Jun 2025
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During a sumptuous banquet to celebrate a successful raid on one of the cities on the outskirts of Troy, many captains pour wine for the great-hearted Patroclus as they congratulate him on his warlike exploits of the day.
So many, in fact, that the son of Menoetius ends up, much to Achilles’ amusement, significantly drunk.
So drunk that he ventures to dance for the first time in his life.
So drunk that he is loud in bed for the first time in his life.
Bookmarked by Thequickestbrownfox
25 Aug 2026

