Editor: Bre Boswell

Released: 20 December 2020

Content warning: implied trauma, sexual assault

Hades and Persephone bathe together, but separated by a wall. They discuss how Zeus said she was using Hades and that it wasn’t true. Persephone reveals she has a brother who is a horse.

Hera and Zeus fight on their rooftop. He asks her to back him up and she refuses, saying he never consulted her, furthermore how could he expect anyone to back him up. Demeter battled to put him in power, and he tries to arrest her without warning. Hades cares for something, and he says she is using him. She flies off, refusing to speak with him anymore.

Hades and Persephone make plans to order take out after their bath, when Hera arrives. She speaks to Persephone about her visions, stating they were stronger when she was younger, she can’t control them, and they aren’t usually clear. She mentions receiving a vision of Persephone and someone else and guesses that it was Apollo. Persephone reluctantly admits it was Apollo and begs her not to speak to Zeus about it.

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