“The moon's phases are a schedule; the tides are a side effect. Selene keeps both without comment.”
She drives the moon; Artemis only hunts by it.

“She loved the shepherd Endymion into eternal sleep so she could visit him every night — romance as only a Titan does it.”
A Moon legend of Spirits & Nymphs
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Selene has driven the moon across the sky since before the Olympians, a Titan who kept her route when Zeus took the throne. She loved Endymion, asked Zeus to grant his wish — eternal sleep — and visits his cave nightly.
She drives still, though Artemis gets the hunting credit. The moon's phases are her schedule; the tides are her side effect.
Endymion sleeps forever, young forever, visited nightly. The songs call it tragic; Selene calls it Tuesday.
“The moon's phases are a schedule; the tides are a side effect. Selene keeps both without comment.”
She drives the moon; Artemis only hunts by it.
Gods of the small hours: rivers, winds, dreams, and thresholds. They were old before the Olympians had names.
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