Does the Queen of Cups (Upright) fit Milena of Kaer Morhen, a.k.a. Milena de Roggeven (Accidental Warlord AU)?
Yes, this is the perfect card for her!
This fits her well enough.
No, another Cups card would work better.
No, another card entirely would work better.
I don't have enough information to say (Results)
Voting ended onJul 7, 2025
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The Queen of Cups represents mature femininity, emotional security, warmth, kindness, and empathy. Reversed, it indicates immaturity, frivolity, selfishness, manipulation, and depression.
Propaganda (courtesy of Moddie)- "Milena is such a compelling character and I love it. She's a traditionally feminine woman who helps provide a good female role model for Ciri, but that doesn't stop her from learning to defend herself, and it never leads her to any conflict with less traditionally-feminine characters like Zofia or Shrike. She is completely and utterly in love with Lambert but never tries to stop him from doing what he wants- instead, the two of them are solid supports for each other and love each other for who they are, warts and all. She's one of the most respected members in the keep not for being Ciri's lady-in-waiting, but because she brings a calm, warm, gentle air with her. She's all the best traits of femininity in a single person without devaluing or denigrating those who don't fit into the same role she does, and she's possibly one of my favorite female characters ever."
Other Notes- "Go read the Accidental Warlord AU right now, it's amazing. I don't care if you're not a fan of The Witcher, read it anyway. You don't even need to know anything about The Witcher franchise, everything that you have to know is explained in the text or can be inferred from context clues. The prose is amazing, the character writing is phenomenal, the plot is engaging, and there's a little bit of everything- angst, fluff, crack, suspense, action, smut, you want it, you got it. There's a reason this series has nearly five hundred works inspired by it- it's legitimately one of the best works of fiction you will ever read."