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How would you say Zeus' and Hades' weapons if something belongs to both of them? Would I say it like that or would Hades only ha

ve the apostrophe after his name?? This is sorta urgent so please help.

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Hoochie [10]2 years ago

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You say it like Zeus and Hades’s

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