I can’t sleep. I can’t stop thinking about how Marika is being painted the villain in Elden Ring, when she…
- Started doubting the Greater Will and the Golden Order, but knew that she can’t go against god alone. We see what happened to her when she did.
- Makes an elaborate plan of sending her husband, Lord Godfrey, away from its influence with an army that she plans to guide back and destroy the Greater Will.
- Demands a smith to make a weapon to kill God.
- Loses all hope when her son dies, implying that she clearly did love her children. In Haligtree, you see statues of Malenia and Miquella being embraced by a woman.
- We can theorize that she also did send people to teach Morgott and Mohg how to read and write, considering how eloquent both are.
- Godfrey loves her, and he’s not a man to love a woman who wouldn’t also love his son, whose dying body he cradled in his arms.
- She shattered the Elden Ring to start the events of the game, while Radagon tried to stop her.
Which brings me to Radagon, who…
- Is loyal to the Golden Order, and thus Marika’s greatest enemy in her attempts to end God; because he is her other half, equal in power.
- Which is no doubt why Marika tried to destroy him by merging with him, but this proved to be her doom instead.
- Tried to stop Marika from shattering the Elden Ring. Tries to stop the Tarnished from taking his mantle of Elden Lord from him.
- Completely annihilates Marika with his faith and loyalty to the Greater Will.
- But who also loved his wife, children and his people. Protected them, went to war from them, ended a war peacefully…
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