My Villain Origin Story Is That Societal Norms Do Not Let Me Act As Insane As I Actually Am.

my villain origin story is that societal norms do not let me act as insane as i actually am.

I cleaned my wardrobe and rearranged it and then went on a spree to rearrange a bunch of stuff in my room throughout this weekend and I am tired but very satisfied with results

In certain versions of the myth, Clytemnestra and Helen are twins, born from the same egg. This is a feature we see semi-often in myth called Heteropaternal superfecundation - twins from the same womb but by different fathers. Clytemnestra by Leda and Tyndarius, Helen by Leda and Zeus.

The thing is though - Helen is the demigod because of her divine beauty and place within the narrative, but are we sure it was her who Zeus fathered?

Clytemnestra, too clever, in love with authority, commanding. When Clytemnestra killed her husband, no divine judgement rebuked her, almost like Medea being whisked off by her god grandfather after the murders. When Clytemnestra is killed, the furies gather to avenge her where they didn't for Agamemnon.

What if the furies were looking after one of their own? Recognizing divine authority? That is to say,

What if it wasn't Helen?

yes she has committed unspeakable crimes and acts of horror. but have you considered: she is my wife?

Artemis doesn't protect Apollo like a Rational Big Sister™, or even in a well thought out manner at all. She protects him like a poorly adjusted dog "protects" its owner. Resource guards him. Is petrified of anyone taking him away and therefore overreacts to any perceived threat. Loses the ability to think rationally in her overwhelm and simply goes ballistic. She'll lunge and growl and bark and bite. Anything to keep him around.

when your parents said you were born with "shiny, golden hair" (blond, probably) and it turned such a dark brown people mistake it for black.

if you were born blonde and it "turned brown" you're not a brunette. you're still blonde it's just that you're a failure