☆~EPIC AND HAMILTON!!!~☆(..and in the heights.)

The Horse and the Infant

Open Arms

Full Speed Ahead

Polyphemus

Survive

Remember Them

Poseidon destroys most of Odysseus’s fleet as revenge for the cyclops, his son. Odysseus manages to pull a last second escape with the wind bag.

Ruthlessness

Eurylochus informs Odysseus of a new threat: a witch named Circe who turned half their remaining men into pigs.

Puppeteer

Warrior Of The Mind

Odysseus and some of his crew enter a cave full of sheep in search of food for their fleet and encounter the one-eyed cyclops Polyphemus.

Odysseus rallies his men for battle with their first boss battle: Polyphemus. But things don’t go according to plan, and end up bloodier than anticipated.

Odysseus struggles with the loss of his men and his best friend Polites, but manages to rally his men for one last plan to deal with the unconscious cyclops Polyphemus. The soldiers choose to carry out the memory of their fallen in one final act of heroism against him, and attempt one last escape from the cave…

Telemachus takes on the suitors but is brutally beaten.

Little Wolf

Athena dives through Odysseus’s memories to learn that he has been stuck on Calypso’s island for years.

Love In Paradise

Athena must win the God Games in order to have Odysseus released from Calypso’s island.

God Games

Calypso releases Odysseus from her island.

Not Sorry For Loving You

Most likely Odysseus talking to Poseidon after the events of “Get in the water”

Six Hundred Strike

Sung by Odysseus' wife, Queen Penelope, who after over 20 years still hasn’t accepted another suitor despite the harassment and the public pressure she’s put through.

This song is a turning point in which she finally decides on a suitor through an intensely difficult challenge. The challenge is also another way of stalling as she still hopes that Odysseus returns.

The Challenge

After growing tired of attempting Penelope’s final challenge, the Suitors, led by Antinous, plot to kill Telemachus and finally seize the Queen and throne of Ithaca for themselves.

Hold Them Down

Bloodshed ensues as the suitors are attacked by a monster.

Odysseus

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" The weak breeze whispers nothing , the water screams sublime , his feet shift teeter-totter, deep breathes stand back it's time . Toes untouch the overpass , soon he's water bound. Eyes locked shut but peeked to see , *The view from halfway down* , a little wind , a summer sun , a River rich and regal . Your flying now . You see things much more clear from the ground . Its all okay , it would be , where you not now halfway down . Thrashed to break from gravity , what now could slow the drop ? All I'd give for toes to touch the safety back at the top , but this is it , the deed is done , silence drowns the sound , BEFORE I LEAPED I SHOULD HAVE SEEN THE VIEW FROM HALFWAY DOWN . NO , I REALLY SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT ABOUT THE VIEW FROM HALFWAY DOWN,  I WISH I COULD HAVE KNOWN ABOUT THE VIEW FROM HALFWAY DOWN . "

☆~EPIC AND HAMILTON!!!~☆(..and in the heights.)

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