Please support Jay and the cast/crew’s work by going to his official channel and streaming his song, whether that’s on TH-cam, Spotify, TikTok, or elsewhere! Stream My Goodbye: th-cam.com/video/xrFaGilus6o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=K43Wk2WqJWL1k3Fz open.spotify.com/track/3VQMdY5HVbRf2YM2pjmbq2?si=3ff5354d2479427b Support Jay: www.youtube.com/@JayHerrans open.spotify.com/artist/2kdmTOXncgNHSuYVMhdd5I?si=nJ2DlwrHS82jeabXo5vCcw www.tiktok.com/@jorgeherrans Cast: Teagan Earley as Athena Jorge Rivera-Herrans as Odysseus
"My Goodbye" is the fourth and final song in the Cyclops Saga, the second saga of EPIC. Athena has a quarrel with Odysseus for impulsively giving in to his emotions, which she sees as a foolish decision. Odysseus is angry at Athena about her lack of empathy at asking him to kill enemies to gain victory while he loses those close to him in the process. While Odysseus saw Athena as a friend, she claims here that she only saw him as a mentee and even a tool for her larger plan. Odysseus finally manages to hurt Athena by throwing her loneliness in her face; they continue to argue until both are so fed up that they part ways.
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Please support Jay and the cast/crew’s work by going to his official channel and streaming his song, whether that’s on TH-cam, Spotify, TikTok, or elsewhere!
Stream My Goodbye:
th-cam.com/video/xrFaGilus6o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=K43Wk2WqJWL1k3Fz
open.spotify.com/track/3VQMdY5HVbRf2YM2pjmbq2?si=3ff5354d2479427b
Support Jay:
www.youtube.com/@JayHerrans
open.spotify.com/artist/2kdmTOXncgNHSuYVMhdd5I?si=nJ2DlwrHS82jeabXo5vCcw
www.tiktok.com/@jorgeherrans
Cast:
Teagan Earley as Athena
Jorge Rivera-Herrans as Odysseus
"My Goodbye" is the fourth and final song in the Cyclops Saga, the second saga of EPIC. Athena has a quarrel with Odysseus for impulsively giving in to his emotions, which she sees as a foolish decision. Odysseus is angry at Athena about her lack of empathy at asking him to kill enemies to gain victory while he loses those close to him in the process. While Odysseus saw Athena as a friend, she claims here that she only saw him as a mentee and even a tool for her larger plan. Odysseus finally manages to hurt Athena by throwing her loneliness in her face; they continue to argue until both are so fed up that they part ways.
I love the bit where Athena brings out all the dead crew to sing "Just a man". That part is so awesome.