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* TheUnderworld: Hades' underworld is depicted as a gloomy metro full of waiting queues and the occasional hotel. Orpheus and Charon arrive there by car.
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Orpheus is a world-famous pop singer with two great loves: Eurydice is his wife and a sculptress who designs his album covers, and Calais is his sound engineer and lover. At one of his concert rehearsals, an electrical malfunction briefly kills Orpheus, sending him to a dreary Underworld derived from the metro. Hades and Persephone (Creator/MarieFrancePisier) are willing to forgive the intrusion, as it was a clerical error, so long as Orpheus doesn't tell a soul where he's been. But when Eurydice dies of a drug overdose, Orpheus decides to head back to the Underworld to save his wife's soul, regardless of what Calais thinks.
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Orpheus is a world-famous pop singer with two great loves: Eurydice is his wife and a sculptress {{sculpt|ors}}ress who designs his album covers, and Calais is his sound engineer and lover. At one of his concert rehearsals, an electrical malfunction briefly kills Orpheus, sending him to a dreary Underworld derived from the metro. Hades and Persephone (Creator/MarieFrancePisier) are willing to forgive the intrusion, as it was a clerical error, so long as Orpheus doesn't tell a soul where he's been. But when Eurydice dies of a drug overdose, Orpheus decides to head back to the Underworld to save his wife's soul, regardless of what Calais thinks.
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* TheseAreThingsManWasNotMeantToKnow: Hades laments that Orpheus accidentally discovered the Great Secret--what happens after death--and only agrees to send him back on the condition he not tell anyone.
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Orpheus is a world-famous pop singer with two great loves: Eurydice is his wife and a sculptress who designs his album covers, and Calais is his sound engineer and lover. At one of his concert rehearsals, an electrical malfunction briefly kills Orpheus, sending him to a dreary Underworld derived from the metro. Hades and Persephone are willing to forgive the intrusion, as it was a clerical error, so long as Orpheus doesn't tell a soul where he's been. But when Eurydice dies of a drug overdose, Orpheus decides to head back to the Underworld to save his wife's soul, regardless of what Calais thinks.
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Orpheus is a world-famous pop singer with two great loves: Eurydice is his wife and a sculptress who designs his album covers, and Calais is his sound engineer and lover. At one of his concert rehearsals, an electrical malfunction briefly kills Orpheus, sending him to a dreary Underworld derived from the metro. Hades and Persephone (Creator/MarieFrancePisier) are willing to forgive the intrusion, as it was a clerical error, so long as Orpheus doesn't tell a soul where he's been. But when Eurydice dies of a drug overdose, Orpheus decides to head back to the Underworld to save his wife's soul, regardless of what Calais thinks.
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Orpheus is a world-famous pop singer with two great loves: Eurydice is his wife and a sculptress who designs his album covers, and Calais is his sound engineer and lover. At one of his concert rehearsals, an electrical malfunction briefly kills Orpheus, sending him to a dreary Underworld derived from the metro. Hades and Persephone are willing to forgive the intrusion, as it was a clerical error, so long as Orpheus doesn't tell a soul where he's been. But when Eurydice dies of a drug overdose, Orpheus decides to head back to the Underworld to save his love's soul, regardless of what Calais thinks.
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Orpheus is a world-famous pop singer with two great loves: Eurydice is his wife and a sculptress who designs his album covers, and Calais is his sound engineer and lover. At one of his concert rehearsals, an electrical malfunction briefly kills Orpheus, sending him to a dreary Underworld derived from the metro. Hades and Persephone are willing to forgive the intrusion, as it was a clerical error, so long as Orpheus doesn't tell a soul where he's been. But when Eurydice dies of a drug overdose, Orpheus decides to head back to the Underworld to save his love's wife's soul, regardless of what Calais thinks.
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* MistakenForInsane: Calais increasingly questions Orpheus's sanity as he realizes his near-death experience and encounter with Hades and Persephone was true, especially after Eurydice dies and he tries to find a way back to the Underworld.
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* MistakenForInsane: Calais increasingly questions Orpheus's sanity as he realizes his near-death experience and encounter with Hades and Persephone was were true, especially after Eurydice dies and he tries to find a way back to the Underworld.
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* SettingUpdate: From Ancient Greece to 1980s-era France.
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* ArtisticStimulation: Eurydice uses drugs to fuel her creative endeavors, which ultimately leads to her death.
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* ArtisticStimulation: Eurydice uses drugs to fuel her creative endeavors, which ultimately leads to her death.death via overdose.
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* DrugsAreBad: Orpheus gets into a violent argument with Eurydice when he discovers she's been using again, and she later dies of an overdose.
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since she only has one name normally i'm kinda unsure if it IS a first name but she's credited as Claude Persephone XD
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* NamedByTheAdaptation: Persephone is given the first name Claude.
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This trope has been renamed per TRS.
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* DeathBySex: Immediately after Orpheus and Calais make out, Eurydice dies of an overdose.
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* SexSignalsDeath: Immediately after Orpheus and Calais make out, Eurydice dies of an overdose.
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* BisexualLoveTriangle: Orpheus wrestles with his feelings for Eurydice and Calais, his stage manager, even getting a song about his heart swinging between the two of them.
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* BisexualLoveTriangle: Orpheus wrestles with his feelings for Eurydice and Calais, his stage manager, even getting a song about his heart swinging between the two of them.
