Ibrahim S. Amin
Odysseus and Penelope. Everyone remembers Odysseus lying and scheming his way back home to Ithaca, but we often forget that Penelope had cunning of her own -- as demonstrated by the trick she pulled with her weaving (undoing the work in secret each night, as a delaying tactic). The two of them aren't shown together that much during the poem, but I've always enjoyed the hint that they were kindred spirits in the "many ways" (to use the Homeric expression).
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Ibrahim S. Amin:
Hello Ibrahim! Hope you're well and safe during these times. As a player for both LotS, Dawn and Clash, I never really bothered to read the lore. I was hit by nostalgia and decided to read and couldn't help but notice how Clash is set after the events of Dawn. Do you remember exactly how long after? As for LotS, does that take place in the same planet/solar system as Dawn and Clash, or another universe entirely?
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