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|image=[[Image:Antos.png|right|thumb|300px|Antos, as played by [[Daniel Gillies]].]]<br> | |||
|name= Antos<br> | |||
|actor= [[Daniel Gillies]]<br> | |||
|species= Human<br> | |||
|occupation= Balladeer<br> | |||
|episodes= [[1.35 - My Fair Lilith]]<br>[[1.37 - The Head That Wears The Crown]]}} | |||
A commoner and balladeer, Antos is the secret lover of [[Princess Dido]]. When Dido is sent to [[Corinth]] as a coronation present to [[Jason]], Antos goes after her to stop any wedding from happening. He has a rather flowery, poetic way of speaking that occasionally makes it very difficult to understand what he's trying to say. In the end, [[King Cadmus]] gives his blessing (albeit reluctantly) for Antos and Dido to marry. | A commoner and balladeer, Antos is the secret lover of [[Princess Dido]]. When Dido is sent to [[Corinth]] as a coronation present to [[Jason]], Antos goes after her to stop any wedding from happening. He has a rather flowery, poetic way of speaking that occasionally makes it very difficult to understand what he's trying to say. In the end, [[King Cadmus]] gives his blessing (albeit reluctantly) for Antos and Dido to marry. | ||
== '''Appearances and Mentions''' == | |||
== ''[[1.37 - The Head That Wears The Crown]]'' == | |||
* Antos attends Jason's coronation, and is seen applauding in the audience with [[Princess Dido]] and [[Lady Yeta]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:41, 23 March 2015
 Antos, as played by Daniel Gillies.
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A commoner and balladeer, Antos is the secret lover of Princess Dido. When Dido is sent to Corinth as a coronation present to Jason, Antos goes after her to stop any wedding from happening. He has a rather flowery, poetic way of speaking that occasionally makes it very difficult to understand what he's trying to say. In the end, King Cadmus gives his blessing (albeit reluctantly) for Antos and Dido to marry.
Appearances and Mentions
1.37 - The Head That Wears The Crown
- Antos attends Jason's coronation, and is seen applauding in the audience with Princess Dido and Lady Yeta.
