throughout the entire thing, i felt this dam that was restraining something heavy in me, but it was this line alone that let it break it was like a ‘FINALLY’ typa moment🥹
@@TemporaryAyit ohh I’m so sorry but this-comment section is filled with spoilers even the video itself so why watch it? I know how it feels to get spoiled but this whole vid is SPOILERS!!
"We are all there, goddess and mortal and the boy who was both " "And perhaps it is the greater grief, after all, to be left on earth when another is gone"
"he smiled, and his face was like the sun." "and as we swam, or played, or talked, a feeling would come. it was almost like fear, in the way it filled me, rising in my chest. it was almost like tears in how swiftly it came. but it was neither of those. buoyant where they were heavy, bright where they were dull." "this and this and this, i said to him" "'name one hero who was happy.' 'i can’t...' 'i’m going to be the first. swear it.' 'why me?' 'cause you’re the reason. swear it.'" "i will not leave him. it will be this, for as long as he will let me." "we were like gods at the dawning of the world. and our joy was so bright we could see nothing else but the other."
Bruh the songs of Achilles. You don’t have to cry but you can feel your gut twist while reading the end… most beautiful and cinematic book ever.didnt feel like “reading a book” but playing a movie
I have the ebook of this book and I’ve been kinda procrastinating to read it! I just finished the Hawthorne series, almost 1 book a day lol and now I think it’s time to give this a try! Seems to be something smoothly spicy!
It's based on the Greek story of Achilles and his 'comapanion and closest friend', Patroclus(Might be the wrong spelling). And in the war thing that zi Forgot the name of. That's all I can tell you without any spoilers, sorry! Edit: Forgot to mention that Patroclus is the one you're following in the book and his side of the story. There's different versions of the book--new and old version. I honestly like the old one better! Though, the new one is still good! Aside from that, I personally enjoyed it! If you're interested, I recommend it.
don’t forget “I would know him blind, by the way his breaths came and his feet struck the earth. I would know him in death, at the end of the world.”
I cried at the end don’t forget this quote “he waits for you”
throughout the entire thing, i felt this dam that was restraining something heavy in me, but it was this line alone that let it break it was like a ‘FINALLY’ typa moment🥹
thanku for the spoiler. dropped the book.
@@TemporaryAyit ohh I’m so sorry but this-comment section is filled with spoilers even the video itself so why watch it? I know how it feels to get spoiled but this whole vid is SPOILERS!!
@@TemporaryAyit plss continue reading it’s worth it
"We are all there, goddess and mortal and the boy who was both "
"And perhaps it is the greater grief, after all, to be left on earth when another is gone"
“achilles smiled as his face hit the earth”
“the last i thought was: *achilles*”
Don't forget '' you're the reason. Swear it.""
“i am made of memories”
That shit made me cry fr
@@kimtata2831fr
"he smiled, and his face was like the sun."
"and as we swam, or played, or talked, a feeling would come. it was almost like fear, in the way it filled me, rising in my chest. it was almost like tears in how swiftly it came. but it was neither of those. buoyant where they were heavy, bright where they were dull."
"this and this and this, i said to him"
"'name one hero who was happy.' 'i can’t...' 'i’m going to be the first. swear it.' 'why me?' 'cause you’re the reason. swear it.'"
"i will not leave him. it will be this, for as long as he will let me."
"we were like gods at the dawning of the world. and our joy was so bright we could see nothing else but the other."
"Their hands meet, and the light spills in a flood like a hundred golden urns pouring out the sun."
Bruh the songs of Achilles. You don’t have to cry but you can feel your gut twist while reading the end… most beautiful and cinematic book ever.didnt feel like “reading a book” but playing a movie
this is so true.... the whole time I was literally imagining a whole 2d animation *sobs*
gosh this made me cry, what a beautiful masterpiece
I literally just finished reading and I sobbed so hard at the end 💔😭
Sameeee!! I am not ok
Sameeee send heelpp😭😭😭
the song of achilles is literally my favourite book ever pls 💔
I have never seen a book that made me blush, cry, flip off the book, and more so much as TSoA did and I’m sort of happy about it
Pa-tro-klos
"crap I turned out gay"
I cried reading this 🥺🥺
i just finished it and idk what to do with my life anymore 😢
I have the ebook of this book and I’ve been kinda procrastinating to read it! I just finished the Hawthorne series, almost 1 book a day lol and now I think it’s time to give this a try! Seems to be something smoothly spicy!
It’s beautiful and sad
WHAT PAGE IS “he is half of my soul, as the poets say” I CANT FIND IT IDK IF I MISSED IT WHEN READING OR??
Chapter 27, page 235 on my ebook
The song of achilles has so many good quotes!
Proceeds to show only 3 😂
just bought it today ❤
how many pages are there in the song of Achilles?
Just a little less than 400
@@Patroclus27 is it 368?
Page 369 is where the story ends
Is it spicy? I wanna get it but idk and whats the age rating?
I didn't think so. Would say 16 and above can read it.
@@myrlenenaidoo9961 tyyy
Can someone explain what the book’s about?
It's based on the Greek story of Achilles and his 'comapanion and closest friend', Patroclus(Might be the wrong spelling). And in the war thing that zi Forgot the name of. That's all I can tell you without any spoilers, sorry!
Edit: Forgot to mention that Patroclus is the one you're following in the book and his side of the story.
There's different versions of the book--new and old version. I honestly like the old one better! Though, the new one is still good! Aside from that, I personally enjoyed it! If you're interested, I recommend it.
@@Absolutelyakuntcun the Trojan war (Illiad)
You’re not much into mythology I see
@@axe-tq2wn yeah, planning on reading more abt it though. Seems cool asf
Is patroclus gay?
Ya
No he was probably bi and Achilles was def gay
@@niluyadav5515ya
@@niluyadav5515 pretty sure patroclus was gay, there were some parts where he told how he wasn't attracted to women
@@m0onshine. No he liked Briseis and wanted to have kids with her....🙄🙄