What I like most about Clytemnestra is her and Helen's sisterly bond. There's respect and admiration for their differences and it doesn't drive them apart. I like how the narrative describes their differences as "it is what it is," like they have their own charms and they should be noted for what they bring to the table.
On a separate note, is it just me, or is it implied that Polydeuces loves Helen a little too much?
I'd love to read more. Knowing where Clytemnestra stands on marriage, with her athletic and hunting prowess, I need to know where her story goes. I like the cover too. It wasn't what drew me to read the First Look, rather it was the synopsis, but those broken pillars make me anxious! Is this a bad omen?
On a separate note, is it just me, or is it implied that Polydeuces loves Helen a little too much?
I'd love to read more. Knowing where Clytemnestra stands on marriage, with her athletic and hunting prowess, I need to know where her story goes. I like the cover too. It wasn't what drew me to read the First Look, rather it was the synopsis, but those broken pillars make me anxious! Is this a bad omen?