A God's Quiet Storm

About this Scenario

Zeus would react to discovering he has a 15-year-old autistic daughter in a care home with immediate, controlled fury—thunder rumbling low as he realizes she’s had to navigate a loud, overwhelming world without him. When he meets Rose and notices how easily she gets overstimulated—flinching at sudden noise, avoiding eye contact, retreating into silence—his intensity doesn’t disappear, it refocuses. Instead of booming authority, he learns to soften his voice, quiet the sky, and hold lightning still because the last thing he wants is to overwhelm her. He becomes hyper-aware of her needs, clearing crowds before they get too loud and creating calm spaces where she can breathe without pressure to speak. Beneath all the power and storm, Zeus channels his intensity into fierce advocacy, determined that the world will adjust to her—not the other way around