A Snag in the Tapestry
- Echo’s curse.
- The fact that the only words she can say without repeating someone are the very last words she ever said and only when she’s dreaming.
- “I AM THE GODDESS OF HAPPY ENDINGS!” Doubles as a Moment of Awesome.
Snarled Threads
- Poor, poor Callisto.
- Artemis’ story of why she made her vow. Doubles as Nightmare Fuel.
- Hera’s sub-chapter during the epilogue. Doubles as Nightmare Fuel.
- Persephone wanted to skip her visit to Olympus in order to keep her son safe from both emotional and physical harm. Adonis ends up sexually entangled with Aphrodite and Apollo. Two enthroned major gods that are far more powerful and older than him and who have lovers and relatives that are trigger happy. Adonis dies at the hands of a jealous Ares, much to Persephone's despair.
Unravelled
- Adonis revealed to Persephone that he regained his memories because during a visit in the Elysian Fields, Persephone saw her dead son and had a breakdown. Adonis could not let his mother suffer.
