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I love jsut staring at Charles while at the camp
Chiddies wip...
My most faviorite goofy goober :)
❝hello...?❞
i wonder what they're gossiping about
had to draw them
Charles my beloved
The Archeron sisters
art by me
Are Feyre and Amarantha meant to be foils for each other?
To be clear, I'm not suggesting Feyre and Amarantha are the same person or that Feyre is evil like Amarantha. However, they do share several notable experiences, traits, and motivations.
In some ways, Amarantha can be read as a warped reflection of Feyre, like a figure in a fun-house mirror.
Parallels include:
Both gain the powers of the seven High Lords.
Both are referred to as “huntress.” (As far as I can tell, they’re the only characters in the Maasverse with this title.)
Both go to extreme lengths to take (excessive) revenge on behalf of their sister(s).
Both receive titles that emphasize their ability to lie and deceive. (Amarantha is called “The Deceiver,” while Feyre is called “Sweet-Tongued Liar” and “Lady of Many Faces.”)
Both infiltrate other courts in order to manipulate, steal, or bring ruin.
Both go to great lengths to be with Tamlin and end up with Rhysand, though under very, very different circumstances.
Both have a preoccupation with power and control.
Both rule from thrones in dark, subterranean courts, using fear and intimidation to maintain their power. (The descriptions of Feyre on the dais of the Hewn City are almost identical to those of Amarantha Under the Mountain.)
It’s also worth noting that some people have speculated about Feyre becoming High Queen. If that happens, it would echo Amarantha and Theia, who are the only other High Queens in Prythian’s history.
Oh hey I get to share another commission- this one is for an ACOTAR inspired puzzle for Reverie Puzzles!
feel like a widow waitin’ on the front porch for her good man forever
Arthur making sure John's giving Jack all the love a father can
Just make it exist first, you can make it good later
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