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I heard Queen Catherine, Henry's first wife, fought off an enemy while Henry was away at war. She wanted to send Henry the man's head but it was frowned upon so she sent the man's blood coat instead

I'm Indiginious ( navajo), these stories are told for a specific reason, during the invasion and colonization from foreign lands, they killed, spread disease, draw lines, control a group of people. So these stories were told in desperate times, mostly young warriors, there callings were to watch over there communities, family's, specially elders, were protected because there the most precious family members. It was to be alert, wake up early , be watchful, run long distances, hunting skills, and not be afraid. There's no such thing as a skin walkers it's also used to scare of the whiteman,not to tread in navajolands. That's what I was told by the wise medicine men.

I love it when you ruin my childhood

Turns out he wasn't all knowing and was tricked, pissed off and turned everyone into monsters 😂😅

Feels like something McFarlene would put into Spawn

Rapunzel when R rated 😂

And this is how we got Altered Beast "Rise from your Grave!"😂

It's "Jenny Goshei" in belagaanaa, way.

Thanks Jon 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I have a theory that they purposefully botched this execution in order to humiliate her as a means to further dissuade future assassination plots.

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If it makes anyone feel better, I'm pretty sure the prince ended up wandering so far because he was so confused with his lack of eyesight that he still had his hearing and he heard Rapunzel singing, so they still found each other again❤

Anubis is not the god of death. He is the god of embalming. Egypt had no god of death. They had gods that dealt with death. But not a specific god of death.

What about the origins of the poem that goes (roses are red, violet is blue?) Can you do a video on this?

Why does he look like a 🐄 or ox instead of 🐍?

Little fact btw: contrary to popular belief, hades isn’t the god of death he is god of the dead, and there is a difference. The actually Greek god of death is thanatos

I liked gods of Egypt…

Literally KCD lore

Harry dresden did it better

Cool I was wondering how that word came to be

Well I mean if we found this funny today, it's not weird that people back then saw this as entertaining

It's ironic how Disney presents itself

11:08 while is a good message- that breaks and corrupts the established mythology. The norns established predetermined fates . We can cope and seethe as much as we like - but that it’s how it work within the context of mythology. Humans projecting their fears of been controlled by a higher force is so niched by this point . We get it. People are bad by their own choice, but in the world of mythos that is not how it works. Id the norns say “Thor is going to shit his pants at the age of 20 and punch Loki in the face because of it “ IT WILL HAPPEN and was not a matter of choice .

Greek mythology: unfortunately Zeus was horny Norse mythology: unfortunately Loki was bored Hindu mythology: unfortunately another asura got a virdan from gods

Jon, I really like your videos. It would mean more than you know to me if you would consider adding a TW(trigger warning) in videos with implied and/or certain animal d**th/ab*se. The way you seamlessly weave fact, myth, and fiction has captivated me for about five years now! Yet, with many folklore and legends from around the world and throughout time, animals aren't treated very well and a lot of aspects have to do with ritual, religious symbolism, superstition, and sacrifice. I understand it's a part of the story - sometimes the whole plot - but there's actually a whole website dedicated to telling people if there's triggering content in a movie or tv show that I normally consult before watching a film. I'm sorry for the load of a comment but I haven't found a channel that speaks to the mythos nerd in me like yours in a hot minute. x (I watched a video last night (before this one) and was very entertained until the abrupt cat&dog killing. Although it's symbolic I think sensitive people should be able to enjoy mythological creature origins/stories without shedding a tear.)

Pov The Prince : oh a girl kidnapped by a crazy woman that doesn't even know anything and locked up in a room all her life? Well that sucks but game is game

I really hate it when Hades was always portrayed as the evil one, though he's not by means perfect based on mythology but it's quite unfair to make him always the villain

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Moon knight did well

Woah. Now I'm scared of that blinking snow white in Disney land

I knew about that vampire that detached her torso because you fight one of them in one of the Castlevania games.

Not one of, Jon, THE greatest video game character of all time. Dante from the Devil May Cry franchise is a VERY close second though. Speaking of, think you could do a deep dive into the lore and inspirations for various DMC characters? Might be good

Because hanging eggs from the ceiling is a common way to decorate

Btw, thanatos (θάνατος) literally means death in greek.The same way Helios(ήλιος) means sun in greek.

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I watched Into The Woods all the time as a child. It still remains one of my top movies.

It's an enchant psychology 🎉🎉🎉

The book of Daniel in a the Bible contains an account of King Nebuchadnezzar of the Babylonian empire being driven mad by God as punishment for his pride. He was "given the heart of a beast." He was driven away from people and lived in the wild like a wild animal for seven years till God restored him. Daniel 4.

In the game “Kingdom Come: Deliverance” there is a sidequest where you need to shame the Executioner by messing with his tools… it’s quite hilarious in a grotesque way xD

What? So the story it’s a bit more sad than the original story

In the second sorry by the grim brothers the prince finds his way to Rapunzel in the desert when they meet Rapunzel tears cure his vision

Is it true that the person stays conscious for 30 sec after being beheaded?

Wait... Where are the 2 knights? Where is the poor guy from london who always narrates what is happening at the moment? Where is the beefy gentleman with sun breathing powers? Where is italian in a white suit and top hat who also has sun breathing powers? Where is the megalomaniacal gay vampire? If you get the reference, then you are... *_A M A N O F_* *_C U L T U R E_*

U had me at "ovaries". And that's where the laughing began.

That was Tantalus, not Lycaon. Lycaon, Minos, Diomedes of Thrace, Sisyphus and Ixion did much worse things than that.

Hades=Satan ; Thanatos=Death

The game hades is the most accurate depiction of Greek mythology in all of media besides ofc books talking about green mythology

This is probably really late to the game, but isn't silver considered a 'pure' metal in old thinking? That's why silver backed mirrors don't reflect vampires, for example. It wouldn't surprise me if it was attached to the mythos so that something affiliated with big "g" God would have distinct power over it when nothing else seemed to!

Was'nt this the same origin for that King that got send to Hades, where the Fruit was always out of reach and if he try'd to drink, the water would pull back? His Son got revived, but was missing one shoulder, becouse Demeter ate that? How many times did Kings test Zeus?!

Uuhhhh, so that's where Lycon got its name in the movie Underworld🤨🤔.