Pomelia (aka plumeria)is a meaningful symbol to Hades and Persephone of their home, Sicily. She gifts it to him in the garden at Hera’s in a powerful moment of connection. It symbolizes many things including new beginnings, birth, and spring.

The Forget-me-not is a small blue flower and perhaps the one Persephone blooms with most frequency around Hades. It can symbolize a true or “the best” love and is a reminder of good times and hope.

The orange day-lily is a lovely orange flower that represents fascination, a burning love, wealth, and pride. Persephone had one in her hair when she went to visit Hera’s house to plant roses but then had dinner with the family and spent time with Hades in the garden.

When Persephone states “This is war” after stealing Apollo’s lyre, it is later revealed that Ares heard her.

Persephone swears for the first time, and she does it in defense of Hades.

Persephone tells Hades, “You look sufficient.” It’s the same thing he told her when she tried on Hera’s coat, the night they met at his house.

Hebe yells “Perverts!” at her parents when she found them lurking. Hera has taught her that “lurking is a pervert’s sport” as revealed in Episode 29.

Zeus tries to persuade Hera to hire an assistant. Later, he hires a nymph for her named Echo.