Apollo

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There are drawbacks to being the God of Prophecy. The past haunts Apollo in a more personal way than any other Idol. He surrendered his position of leadership to Athena, and has spent his countless years a wandering and lost soul, marveling at a mortal society which has outstripped even his visions of the future. Apollo's constant sorrow is a real Bruno Madrigal affair. He's the God of Prophecy, but using his power doesn't mean he or anyone else can actually change the future he's seen, so if he gives a prophecy that shows someone he loves getting hurt, all he can do is hide it, since you're apparently only locked into your fate if you know about it. Likewise, if he refuses to see the future, it's like he didn't even try to protect his loved ones. the melancholy repetition cements that his power is more curse than gift, and the fact that he's willing to help at all, even though he thinks he'll just screw it up like always, he's a tender soul who's willing to fight a losing battle