How to Reunite Orpheus and Eurydice in Hades

The array of characters in Hades contributes to the overall allure of the game. One element that gives important depth to a genre of games that can sometimes become mired down in plain repetition is the inclusion of wonderful characters and the ability to assist those characters with their troubles while also assisting Zagreus in his escape. Orpheus and Eurydice, both prominent figures in the story of Hades, are fascinating people. On the other hand, a significant number of players are unaware of the fact that there is in fact something that can be done in order to bring the musician and the muse back together. This article will walk you through the steps necessary to bring Orpheus and Eurydice back together in Hades. So let’s get started:

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How to Reunite Orpheus and Eurydice in Hades

Eurydice is Orpheus’s cherished muse, and she has made her home in Asphodel. Orpheus is the court musician for the House of Hades, and Eurydice is his muse. When you have freed Orpheus from his solitary confinement and he has returned to the house, you can learn more about their connection to one another by interacting with both characters, raising your affinities with them, and giving them nectars. This will allow you to learn more about their past.

Sooner or later, Eurydice will hand over to you the song “Good Riddance,” which you will then be able to present to Orpheus. They will both specifically disclose how much they still crave for one another so long as you keep connecting with both of them moving forward, so make sure you do that. This is also the period at which Orpheus will start singing once more at the House.

You won’t be able to start the journey to reunite Orpheus and Eurydice until Eurydice eventually admits to Zagreus how much she pines for Orpheus and how much she misses him. The prophecy concerning the Musician and the Muse will likewise be included on the Fated List.

Gaining Entrance to the Office Building

First things first: in order to bring back together Orpheus and Eurydice, you have to first enter the administrative chambers of the House of Hades. This is a requirement. In order to reclaim access to this room, you need to have successfully escaped the Underworld a minimum of twenty-seven times.

After that, you will be given the opportunity to view a new scenario at the Home if you choose to take a nap in your bedroom when encouraged to do so. This will trigger a flashback that takes place during Zagreus’ time spent working at the House under the supervision of his father. After that, you will be able to restore entry to the chamber if you pay the House Contractor for the Administrative Privilege work order. As soon as that is out of the way, you can get to work on freeing Orpheus so he may be with his muse again.

Talking to Nyx

You can get started by approaching Nyx and having a conversation with her regarding Orpheus and Eurydice’s predicament. Take into account the fact that we won’t be having this chat right immediately. It would be best if you continued to talk to Nyx whenever you were in the house up until the point where they discussed this. In addition to this, your affinity with Nyx needs to be increased all the way up to the level 5 minimum requirement before this can take place.

After that, you need to have a conversation with Hades regarding Orpheus, and Hades will tell you that the file pertaining to Orpheus is buried deep within the Administrative Chamber. If you have another conversation with Nyx, she will reveal its whereabouts to you.

Setting Orpheus Free

After you have located the paperwork in the Chamber, you should proceed to the House Contractor in order to locate the work order for the Court’s Musician’s Sentencing. You can finally set him free by purchasing this item for three Diamonds.

As soon as you have another conversation with Orpheus, his favour will be finished, and the prophesy about the Musician and the Muse will be fulfilled. Throughout your concurrent runs, anytime you arrive at Eurydice’s quarters in Asphodel, you will also encounter Orpheus there with her from time to time. This will occur regardless of which run you are now engaged in.

FAQs

Does Orpheus ever return?

Orpheus attempted to travel back to the underworld, but he was unable to do so. It is possible that this is because a living person is only allowed one trip into the realm of Hades. According to a number of interpretations of the narrative, he used his lyre to perform a lamentation in which he begged Eurydice to let him die so that they may be together for all of eternity.

What instructions did Hades give to Orpheus?

Hades was moved to such compassion by Orpheus’s singing that he made a solemn oath to the helpless man that he would bring Eurydice with him to the Upper World, also known as the land of the living. But, he cautioned Orpheus not to glance back while his wife was still in the dark since doing so would destroy everything he had hoped for. If Orpheus did look back while his wife was still in the dark, everything would be ruined.

Why did Hades tell Orpheus not to look back?

Orpheus was granted permission by Hades to bring Eurydice up to the surface of the earth so that she may bask in the sunlight and enjoy her time there. There was only one requirement: Orpheus was not allowed to turn around or look behind him while he was ascending. He was to put his faith in the fact that Eurydice was following closely behind him.

Does Orpheus have happy endings?

In 1762, he brought his opera Orfeo ed Euridice, which was performed in Italian, to its world debut in Vienna. The opera had a joyful conclusion. Orpheus does end up looking back, and as a result, Eurydice is in danger of losing her life. However, Eros steps in and saves her, ensuring that the story will have a happy conclusion.

What is the moral lesson of Eurydice and Orpheus?

It is the purpose of Greek mythology to provide the people of Ancient Greece with an education, and through the telling of the Myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, those people are taught two key concepts. First and foremost, you must honour what you’ve promised. And secondly, show the gods proper reverence at all times.