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11 lip 2023 · After finding a mysterious book in the imperial garden, Princess Philomel not only discovers that the book's villain shares her name, but that other events in the story are coming true too.
Chapter 1. oriane 19.6K + 70.7K 460 days ago. After finding a mysterious book in the imperial garden, Princess Philomel not only discovers that the book's villain shares her name, but that other events in the story are coming true too.
Philomel—the fake princess—conspires with her mother to impersonate the imperial princess and cause a war between the Mage Tower and the Empire. Once her crimes were exposed, she was sentenced to execution.
Explore the tragic tale of Philomela, a Greek princess silenced by betrayal and transformed into a nightingale. Discover the dark twists of revenge and justi...
The story of Philomela, Procne, and Tereus is largely influenced by Sophocles' lost tragedy Tereus. Scholar Jenny Marsh claims Sophocles borrowed certain plot elements from Euripides ' drama Medea —notably a wife killing her child in an act of revenge against her husband—and incorporated them in his tragedy Tereus.
The story of Tereus and Philomela: summary. Philomela and Procne were sisters, daughters of Pandion, King of Athens. A Thracian man, Tereus, married Procne. However, Tereus desired his sister-in-law, Philomela, and he took her by force.
The story of Philomela provides a powerful warning to those that would silence their victims: the truth will out! Together, Philomela and Ovid offer examples of people who overcome censorship by communicating in ways other than vocal language.
