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When Hades is rescued from the Well of Souls he doesn't expect his rescuer to be Persephone, his estranged wife whom he hasn’t spoken to in eighteen years. And they’re none too happy to see each other again.
The gods have sentenced the traitorous Hades to house arrest in the Underworld. Persephone is assigned to keep an eye on him and prevent him from causing any more trouble. But the goddess of spring has her own agenda and can scheme just as well as her husband.
Can Hades handle being around his wife again? What does Persephone really want from him? Why did they split up in the first place? And what does the potion of mortality have to do with it all?
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16 Mar 2025
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On Olympus by elsiecarson
Fandoms: Hercules (1997), Ancient Greek Religion & Lore, Disney - All Media Types
02 Aug 2022
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Hades and Persephone have to go up to Olympus for a dinner party hosted by Zeus. Slightly AU since Persephone actually loves Hades in this. Lots of family drama.
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16 Mar 2025
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A Most Willing Queen by StrawberryCatBeans
Fandoms: Hercules (1997), Disney's Hercules - Fandom, Hercules: The Animated Series (Cartoon 1998), Greek Mythology, Mythology — Fandom
26 Nov 2025
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Fans of mythology will notice that Persephone was notably absent from Disney's Hercules. And Hades is typecast as a bad guy and bullied by his siblings. What if Hades had someone who actually liked him and was on his side? So I bring you a retelling of the Hades and Persephone myth, where Hades finally gets to have some happiness in his life.
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- Part 8 of Because villains are sexy!!!
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16 Mar 2025
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After his retrieval from Tartarus, the dour Lord of the Underworld has a serendipitous encounter with his bride-to-be -- the beautiful and enigmatic Persephone, Goddess of Spring.
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- Part 1 of A Matter of Life and Death
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15 Mar 2025
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This is the strange and beautiful love story of Persephone (well, my version of Persephone anyways) and Hades. Do opposites really attract or is Hades too much of a hot head to let the beautiful spring goddess into his darkened heart?
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15 Mar 2025