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Christopher Nolan told TIME the ending of Homer's Odyssey was too grim and misogynistic to keep, so he cut it. That instinct reached the landscape too: Nolan filmed his underworld scenes on Iceland's black sand beach at Hjorleifshofdi, standing in for Hades. Homer's Odysseus never apologizes for the Trojan Horse. He brags about it. That's kleos: glory earned by being unmistakably good at what he did. Nolan's Odysseus treats kleos as a wound to confess. Gladiator got the hero epic right twenty-five years ago. Hollywood forgot. Full essay: Every generation thinks the world is ending. It never is. Join our community of historical optimists as we prove the doomscroll wrong. 3 history essays weekly. Follow and subscribe: X: Substack:

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As a teenager, I loved The Odyssey, but a few things about the ending never quite sat right with me. So I wrote my own extended version. The main theme is deeply personal to me. As a dad dealing with some health issues, my biggest hope now is to watch my kids grow up—and, one day, hopefully watch their kids grow too. Big thanks to Grok Grok Imagine for a competition that values dialogue and storytelling over eye candy. Hope you like my submission. Let me know if you want me to make a video about my experience making it.

As a teenager, I loved The Odyssey, but a few things about the ending never quite sat right with me. So I wrote my own extended version. The main theme is deeply personal to me. As a dad dealing with some health issues, my biggest hope now is to watch my kids grow up—and, one day, hopefully watch their kids grow too. Big thanks to Grok Grok Imagine for a competition that values dialogue and storytelling over eye candy. Hope you like my submission. Let me know if you want me to make a video about my experience making it.

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Christopher Nolan shot Troy at Aït Benhaddou, Morocco. He rejected CGI for on-location filming. Here we have a 1,200-year-old mud-brick ksar standing in the actual Sahara dust. He nailed the setting. The script for the Odyssey is a different story. Nolan built his Odysseus around Emily Wilson's phrase "the complicated man." She's now written that his script doesn't earn it. It's the same word, and the wrong century, according to the one who chose it. This fight is an old one. Alexander Pope got hit with almost the same complaint in 1725, three hundred years before anyone had heard of a movie screen. A different medium, the same argument, over the exact same Greek word nobody's ever fully translated. New story coming today on this old Odyssey argument. Every generation thinks the world is ending. It never is. Join our community of historical optimists as we prove the doomscroll wrong. 3 history essays weekly. Follow me on X: Joseph Pickett 🇺🇸 Subscribe on Substack: Recent article:

Christopher Nolan shot Troy at Aït Benhaddou, Morocco. He rejected CGI for on-location filming. Here we have a 1,200-year-old mud-brick ksar standing in the actual Sahara dust. He nailed the setting. The script for the Odyssey is a different story. Nolan built his Odysseus around Emily Wilson's phrase "the complicated man." She's now written that his script doesn't earn it. It's the same word, and the wrong century, according to the one who chose it. This fight is an old one. Alexander Pope got hit with almost the same complaint in 1725, three hundred years before anyone had heard of a movie screen. A different medium, the same argument, over the exact same Greek word nobody's ever fully translated. New story coming today on this old Odyssey argument. Every generation thinks the world is ending. It never is. Join our community of historical optimists as we prove the doomscroll wrong. 3 history essays weekly. Follow me on X: Joseph Pickett 🇺🇸 Subscribe on Substack: Recent article:

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And the fact that he still makes time to crash Jimmy Kimmel's show as part of their never-ending "feud" to promote The Odyssey just makes him even more lovable. God, I love this guy so much. It's even funnier when you remember how it all started. Kimmel's "Apologies to Matt Damon, we ran out of time" was originally just a throwaway joke at the end of an episode. Damon saw it, loved it, encouraged Kimmel and the producers to keep it going, and it ended up becoming what might be the longest-running comedy bit in Hollywood. I never, EVER want this running gag to end until Kimmel retires 😂

And the fact that he still makes time to crash Jimmy Kimmel's show as part of their never-ending "feud" to promote The Odyssey just makes him even more lovable. God, I love this guy so much. It's even funnier when you remember how it all started. Kimmel's "Apologies to Matt Damon, we ran out of time" was originally just a throwaway joke at the end of an episode. Damon saw it, loved it, encouraged Kimmel and the producers to keep it going, and it ended up becoming what might be the longest-running comedy bit in Hollywood. I never, EVER want this running gag to end until Kimmel retires 😂

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🔸 WHEN WILL SOMNIA SEASON 5 END? Somnia 's Season 5 has been one of the most engaging points campaigns yet, but many in the community are wondering exactly when it will wrap up. Surprisingly, this question was already addressed by Paul Thomas, Somnia's founder and CEO, during a Somniaverse session in November. The insight hasn't been widely shared, but here's the direct quote: "So, season 5, we can't give you an exact date. Um, what we can tell you is it won't be ending in December and it won't last more than like February next year time frame." This means Season 5 will end no earlier than January 2026 and no later than the end of February 2026. 👉 WE ARE SO CLOSE! Remember pressing your daily gSomnia button! 🔸WILL THERE BE REWARDS DISTRIBUTION AFTER SS5 ENDS, OR JUST A SNAPSHOT? Many community members are curious whether the end of Season 5 will trigger actual reward distributions or simply a final snapshot without distribution. Based on hints from Paul and ongoing developments, here's a reasoned prediction supported by two key points: - Alignment with SLP: In an AMA, Paul mentioned that Season 5's conclusion would align closely with the SLP timeline. SLP has 13 epochs, and we are currently in the 12th epoch, do you know what does that mean? - Odyssey 2.0 on the horizon: Paul has also shared that the team is actively working on Odyssey 2.0. As many of you know, the original Odyssey quests were designed specifically to unlock airdrop allocations. 👉 Combining these, it's reasonable to expect that Season 5's end will include reward distributions - potentially combining accumulated points/allocations from the season with those from the SLP program—and these will be unlocked through the upcoming Odyssey 2.0 quests. 👉 This approach would reward consistent participation while encouraging further engagement in the ecosystem. Of course, always stay tuned to official announcements for confirmation, but the signs point toward meaningful distribution rather than just a freeze.Keep grinding those points, Somniacs! ecosystem.somi

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Nolan's Odyssey opens on a Moroccan hillside. Troy, the city that launched the whole poem, was built at Aït Benhaddou, an 11th-century fortified village outside Ouarzazate that's stood in for ancient cities in Gladiator and Game of Thrones long before Nolan got there. The Trojan Horse and Odysseus's launch back to Ithaca were shot on Essaouira's Atlantic coast, an ocean Homer never wrote about, standing in for a Mediterranean he did. What an odd loop- a Bronze Age Greek story, filmed on a North African coastline, to be watched by an American audience who'll never set foot in the actual Aegean. That's the thing about myths built to last three thousand years. They stop belonging to one coastline. Full essay on what Nolan's ending gets wrong:

Nolan's Odyssey opens on a Moroccan hillside. Troy, the city that launched the whole poem, was built at Aït Benhaddou, an 11th-century fortified village outside Ouarzazate that's stood in for ancient cities in Gladiator and Game of Thrones long before Nolan got there. The Trojan Horse and Odysseus's launch back to Ithaca were shot on Essaouira's Atlantic coast, an ocean Homer never wrote about, standing in for a Mediterranean he did. What an odd loop- a Bronze Age Greek story, filmed on a North African coastline, to be watched by an American audience who'll never set foot in the actual Aegean. That's the thing about myths built to last three thousand years. They stop belonging to one coastline. Full essay on what Nolan's ending gets wrong:

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75,121 views • 2 months ago