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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Supideo, a character in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'', and his story are both a parody and an homage to same elements in [[Sophokles]]' play ''{{Wiki\|Oedipus Rex}}''. His name is an {{wiki\|ananym}} of the play's eponymous tragic hero, [[Oedipus]], who the [[Pythia\|Oracle]] of [[Sanctuary of Delphi\|Delphi]] prophesied would kill his father [[Laios]] and sleep with his mother {{Wiki\|Jocasta}}. Attempting to avert fate, Jocasta ordered a servant to abandon the child in the hills, but unbeknownst to her, the man instead passed the baby to a shepherd, who in turn passed it to another shepherd. He soon arrived at the doorstep of King {{Wiki\|Polybus of Corinth\|Polybus}} and Queen {{Wiki\|Merope (Oedipus)\|Merope}} of [[Korinth]], who took him in and raised him as their own, thereby setting in motion the prophecy's eventual fulfillment. In the game, the fate of Supideo's birth parents with respect to the original prophecy is reversed, in that Kassandra has the option of sleeping with Kosta and kills the bandit leader.		Supideo, a character in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'', and his story are both a parody and an homage to same elements in [[Sophokles]]' play ''{{Wiki\|Oedipus Rex}}''. His name is an {{wiki\|Anadrome\|ananym}} of the play's eponymous tragic hero, [[Oedipus]], who the [[Pythia\|Oracle]] of [[Sanctuary of Delphi\|Delphi]] prophesied would kill his father [[Laios]] and sleep with his mother {{Wiki\|Jocasta}}. Attempting to avert fate, Jocasta ordered a servant to abandon the child in the hills, but unbeknownst to her, the man instead passed the baby to a shepherd, who in turn passed it to another shepherd. He soon arrived at the doorstep of King {{Wiki\|Polybus of Corinth\|Polybus}} and Queen {{Wiki\|Merope (Oedipus)\|Merope}} of [[Korinth]], who took him in and raised him as their own, thereby setting in motion the prophecy's eventual fulfillment. In the game, the fate of Supideo's birth parents with respect to the original prophecy is reversed, in that Kassandra has the option of sleeping with Kosta and kills the bandit leader.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Supideo''' was a resident of the town of [[Opous]] in [[Lokris]], [[Greece]] during the 5th century BCE. His adopted parents were [[Katina]] and [[Pedasos]], but he was the biological son of [[Kosta]], the village [[blacksmith]] and a [[Ailos\|bandit woman]]. Prophesied by the [[Pythia (431 BCE)\|Pythia]] to be the cause of his mother's brutal death and his father screaming in agony, he attempted to defy fate, but unwittingly set them into motion owing to his ignorance as to his true parentage.		'''Supideo''' was a resident of the town of [[Opous]] in [[Lokris]], [[Greece]] during the 5th century BCE. His adopted parents were [[Katina]] and [[Pedasos]], but he was the biological son of [[Kosta]], the village [[blacksmith]] and a [[Ailos\|bandit woman]]. Prophesied by the [[Pythia (431 BCE)\|Pythia]] to be the cause of his mother's brutal death and his father screaming in agony, he attempted to defy fate, but unwittingly set them into motion owing to his ignorance as to his true parentage.

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	Kassandra managed to retrieve the sword and the shield, momentarily setting Supideo's mind at ease until he discovered from his adoptive parents his true parentage and that, in the mercenary's interaction with Kosta and her slaying of the bandit, they had unwittingly fulfilled the prophecy.<ref name="Confiscated">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Confiscated]]</ref>		Kassandra managed to retrieve the sword and the shield, momentarily setting Supideo's mind at ease until he discovered from his adoptive parents his true parentage and that, in the mercenary's interaction with Kosta and her slaying of the bandit, they had unwittingly fulfilled the prophecy.<ref name="Confiscated">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Confiscated]]</ref>

	==~~Trivia~~==		==Behind the scenes==
	*Supideo's ~~name~~ and ~~the prophecy detailing~~ his ~~parents' fate~~ are both a parody and an homage to ~~those~~ same elements in [[Sophokles]]' play ''{{Wiki\|Oedipus Rex}}''. His name is an {{wiki\|ananym}} of the play's eponymous tragic hero, [[Oedipus]], who the [[Pythia\|Oracle]] of [[Sanctuary of Delphi\|Delphi]] prophesied would kill his father [[Laios]] and sleep with his mother {{Wiki\|Jocasta}}. Attempting to avert fate, Jocasta ordered a servant to abandon the child in the hills, but unbeknownst to her, the man instead passed the baby to a shepherd, who in turn passed it to another shepherd. He soon arrived at the doorstep of King {{Wiki\|Polybus of Corinth\|Polybus}} and Queen {{Wiki\|Merope (Oedipus)\|Merope}} of [[Korinth]], who took him in and raised him as their own, thereby setting in motion the prophecy's eventual fulfillment. In the game, the fate of Supideo's birth parents with respect to the original prophecy is reversed, in that Kassandra has the option of sleeping with Kosta and kills the bandit leader.		Supideo, a character in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'', and his story are both a parody and an homage to same elements in [[Sophokles]]' play ''{{Wiki\|Oedipus Rex}}''. His name is an {{wiki\|ananym}} of the play's eponymous tragic hero, [[Oedipus]], who the [[Pythia\|Oracle]] of [[Sanctuary of Delphi\|Delphi]] prophesied would kill his father [[Laios]] and sleep with his mother {{Wiki\|Jocasta}}. Attempting to avert fate, Jocasta ordered a servant to abandon the child in the hills, but unbeknownst to her, the man instead passed the baby to a shepherd, who in turn passed it to another shepherd. He soon arrived at the doorstep of King {{Wiki\|Polybus of Corinth\|Polybus}} and Queen {{Wiki\|Merope (Oedipus)\|Merope}} of [[Korinth]], who took him in and raised him as their own, thereby setting in motion the prophecy's eventual fulfillment. In the game, the fate of Supideo's birth parents with respect to the original prophecy is reversed, in that Kassandra has the option of sleeping with Kosta and kills the bandit leader.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	During the [[Peloponnesian War]] the [[Sparta]]n ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]'' [[Kassandra]] was passing through the village when she overheard Supideo arguing with Katina and Pedasos, his adoptive parents. Stepping in, Kassandra learned that Supideo had visited the [[Pythia (431 BCE)\|Pythia]] and was told by her that he would cause his mother's blood to stain the ground and his father to scream. This led to Supideo asking Kassandra to recover his sword and shield so that his parents could protect themselves. Supideo had given the sword to Kosta to sharpen whereas the shield had been stolen by a woman from the [[Red Lake Bandits\|bandit camp]] by the [[Red Lake]]; he was not aware that these two individual were, in fact, his real parents.<ref name="Family Values">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[Family Values (Lokris)\|Family Values]]</ref>		During the [[Peloponnesian War]] the [[Sparta]]n ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]'' [[Kassandra]] was passing through the village when she overheard Supideo arguing with Katina and Pedasos, his adoptive parents. Stepping in, Kassandra learned that Supideo had visited the [[Pythia (431 BCE)\|Pythia]] and was told by her that he would cause his mother's blood to stain the ground and his father to scream. This led to Supideo asking Kassandra to recover his [[sword]] and [[shield]] so that his parents could protect themselves. Supideo had given the sword to Kosta to sharpen whereas the shield had been stolen by a woman from the [[Red Lake Bandits\|bandit camp]] by the [[Red Lake]]; he was not aware that these two individual were, in fact, his real parents.<ref name="Family Values">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[Family Values (Lokris)\|Family Values]]</ref>

	Kassandra managed to retrieve the sword and the shield, momentarily setting Supideo's mind at ease until he discovered from his adoptive parents his true parentage and that, in the mercenary's interaction with Kosta and her slaying of the bandit, they had unwittingly fulfilled the prophecy.<ref name="~~Family Values~~" />		Kassandra managed to retrieve the sword and the shield, momentarily setting Supideo's mind at ease until he discovered from his adoptive parents his true parentage and that, in the mercenary's interaction with Kosta and her slaying of the bandit, they had unwittingly fulfilled the prophecy.<ref name="Confiscated">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Confiscated]]</ref>

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	During the [[Peloponnesian War]] the [[Sparta]]n ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]'' [[Kassandra]] was passing through the village when she overheard Supideo arguing with Katina and Pedasos, his adoptive parents. Stepping in, Kassandra learned that Supideo had visited the [[Pythia (431 BCE)\|Pythia]] and was told by her that he would cause his mother's blood to stain the ground and his father to scream. This led to Supideo asking Kassandra to recover his sword and shield so that his parents could protect themselves. Supideo had given the sword to Kosta to sharpen whereas the shield had been stolen by a woman from the [[Red Lake Bandits\|bandit camp]] by the [[Red Lake]]; he was not aware that these two individual were, in fact, his real parents.<ref name="Family Values">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[Family Values]]</ref>		During the [[Peloponnesian War]] the [[Sparta]]n ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]'' [[Kassandra]] was passing through the village when she overheard Supideo arguing with Katina and Pedasos, his adoptive parents. Stepping in, Kassandra learned that Supideo had visited the [[Pythia (431 BCE)\|Pythia]] and was told by her that he would cause his mother's blood to stain the ground and his father to scream. This led to Supideo asking Kassandra to recover his sword and shield so that his parents could protect themselves. Supideo had given the sword to Kosta to sharpen whereas the shield had been stolen by a woman from the [[Red Lake Bandits\|bandit camp]] by the [[Red Lake]]; he was not aware that these two individual were, in fact, his real parents.<ref name="Family Values">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[Family Values (Lokris)\|Family Values]]</ref>

	Kassandra managed to retrieve the sword and the shield, momentarily setting Supideo's mind at ease until he discovered from his adoptive parents his true parentage and that, in the mercenary's interaction with Kosta and her slaying of the bandit, they had unwittingly fulfilled the prophecy.<ref name="Family Values" />		Kassandra managed to retrieve the sword and the shield, momentarily setting Supideo's mind at ease until he discovered from his adoptive parents his true parentage and that, in the mercenary's interaction with Kosta and her slaying of the bandit, they had unwittingly fulfilled the prophecy.<ref name="Family Values" />

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	*Supideo's name and the prophecy detailing his parents' fate are both a parody and an homage to those same elements in [[Sophokles]]' play ''{{Wiki\|Oedipus Rex}}''. His name is an {{wiki\|ananym}} of the play's eponymous tragic hero, [[Oedipus]], who the [[Pythia\|Oracle]] of [[Sanctuary of Delphi\|Delphi]] prophesied would kill his father [[Laios]] and sleep with his mother {{Wiki\|Jocasta}}. Attempting to avert fate, Jocasta ordered a servant to abandon the child in the hills, but unbeknownst to her, the man instead passed the baby to a shepherd, who in turn passed it to another shepherd. He soon arrived at the doorstep of King {{Wiki\|Polybus of Corinth\|Polybus}} and Queen {{Wiki\|Merope (Oedipus)\|Merope}} of [[Korinth]], who took him in and raised him as their own, thereby setting in motion the prophecy's eventual fulfillment. In the game, the fate of Supideo's birth parents with respect to the original prophecy is reversed, in that Kassandra has the option of sleeping with Kosta and kills the bandit leader.		*Supideo's name and the prophecy detailing his parents' fate are both a parody and an homage to those same elements in [[Sophokles]]' play ''{{Wiki\|Oedipus Rex}}''. His name is an {{wiki\|ananym}} of the play's eponymous tragic hero, [[Oedipus]], who the [[Pythia\|Oracle]] of [[Sanctuary of Delphi\|Delphi]] prophesied would kill his father [[Laios]] and sleep with his mother {{Wiki\|Jocasta}}. Attempting to avert fate, Jocasta ordered a servant to abandon the child in the hills, but unbeknownst to her, the man instead passed the baby to a shepherd, who in turn passed it to another shepherd. He soon arrived at the doorstep of King {{Wiki\|Polybus of Corinth\|Polybus}} and Queen {{Wiki\|Merope (Oedipus)\|Merope}} of [[Korinth]], who took him in and raised him as their own, thereby setting in motion the prophecy's eventual fulfillment. In the game, the fate of Supideo's birth parents with respect to the original prophecy is reversed, in that Kassandra has the option of sleeping with Kosta and kills the bandit leader.

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''

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