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Basically, the author doesn't follow the original myth at all: Eros was never a rapist. Here, he is. It's one of the few stories in Greek mythology that actually has very few red flags ^^
Right I was surprised when I looked it up I'm just hoping that since the love was genuine in the original that the author takes inspiration. This kinda eliminates the harp player as a love interest unless the author takes another route
I didn't realize psyche and cupid/eros have an actual love story with trials until after someone recommended a book on it after the odyssey came out. Am I allowed to say they have a happy ending if the author follows the script?