#beron

[maladattata]

I find it so funny how it's like

ACOTAR: Feyre gets abducted by tamlin and falls in love with him in a beauty and the beast type of way.

ACOMAF: Feyre gets abducted by rhysand and falls in love with him in a hades and persephone type of way.

I wish all the other sequels were just new retellings of abduction love stories with all the highlords like

ACOWAR: Feyre gets abducted by tarquin and falls in love with him in a phantom of the opera type of way.

ACOFAS: Feyre gets abducted and falls in love with kallias in a hans chrisrian andersen's snow queen type of way.

ACOSF: Feyre gets abducted by helion and falls in love with him in a helen of troy type of way.

ACO#6: Feyre gets abducted by beron and falls in love with him in a king kong type of way.

ACO#7: Feyre gets abducted and falls in love with thesan in a zeus and europa type of way.

And then i think there should be ACO#8 where her family kidnaps her back

[geniemillies]

is this your high lord??

these were supposed to be for my friend but i thought i'd share it so here you go, some shitpost doodles of hls 🫶

tamlin in that meeting:

unapologetically

no explanation..

AND A NESTA- because she reminded me of the caption..

[eluciey]

🍁Lady Of Autumn🍁

[me-amora]

I don't like the theory that Eris could be Helion's son too.

I know many like it and I understand why.

I prefer a narrative where your origins don't have to doom and define you. That's the point of his character.

It's much more poetic if Eris is Beron's son, but instead of growing into his cruelty, he grows out of his cruelty. Because he feels it upon himself and others, every single day. More poetic if Eris decides to honor the gentleness of his mother instead.

More poetic if Eris realizes he has a lot from his father and not all of it has to be negative. Some of it is assertiveness, determination, fierceness.

There's beauty in coming to terms with your origins, your upbringing. And deciding it does not have to define you forever. There's beauty in recognizing the good and the ugly and deciding you can shape your own self from that.

Eris does not have to be Helion's son to be good! And that's his character's point! That he didn't let his father win and that he chose to be his own person! And is still trying to be and probably has a bunch of guilt and identity issues! But still he doesn't give in!!

He also doesn't need to be Helion's son to be truly loved by his mother! That is also the point of his character! To see that he chose to prioritize and hold onto his mother's caring nature. That he could've grown into a cruel sexist but he would never do that to her. That he would never close his eyes to her suffering!

Wishing him to be Helion's son, empties the meaning of his character. And devalues all of his internal and external suffering and efforts. It also supports an awful genetic determinism.

Being Beron's son and deciding to break from Beron's mold, is the beauty of Eris Vanserra!!

[mortalfae7]

This might be controversial, but it’s about Helion and the Lady of Autumn

I honestly don’t understand why people want them to end up together after Beron dies. I’m sorry, but Helion doesn’t deserve her at all. Let the Lady of Autumn live her High Lord–free, manless life in peace.

Helion knew she was being abused in her marriage. They loved each other and carried on a secret relationship. Lucien being her youngest child means they were sleeping together while she was already married to Beron and had children and yet Helion never did anything to save her. Yes, I understand the political reasons, but that doesn’t sit right with me. She was “acceptable” for a forbidden affair, but not worth the risk of actually helping?

Even if we choose to overlook all of that, the moment Helion left with Mor while the Lady of Autumn was also in there and he saw her like I don't remeber hours ago?? Absolutely not. Girl, go live your life without him.

We also know how difficult pregnancy is in the fae world and she had how many children? I don’t even want to think about what that implies about her marriage to Beron.

[justwithlu]

staying with Beron was the Lady of Autumns choice. In this same scene, it’s implied that LoA and Helion are mates. LoA had a choice to go back to Autumn and be with Beron, or to go live with her soulmate. She chose to go back to Beron, the court she was familiar with, and her family. To be clear, this is unfortunately very common for DV victims, so I do think her choice in that regard makes sense.

But if we’re going to make a comparison between Helion+LoA+Beron and Lucien+Elain+Azriel, Azriel is Beron. He’s certainly not abusive (though I personally don’t think he and Elain would be good for each other), but he is the choice that ignores fate. He’s also the choice being influenced by whether or not Elain wants to stay with her family in the only court she’s ever known. Never mind the fact that Helion and Lucien are canonically father and son (also discovered in the same scene) and are shown to have a lot of similarities, they’re the “mate” in this equation. Azriel and Beron and their entitlement to a powerful female who is one of three sisters, and them being the choice that ignores fate in favor staying in place, they’re the “other option”

I recommend maybe actually reading the scene that explains Helion and LoA’s situation (ACOWAR, chapter 47) cause imo it’s pretty clear that just cause you have the ability to make a choice doesn’t mean you’ll actually choose what’s best for you 

[love-nuclear-babes]

If Nesta can see through glamors, does that mean she's seeing the full might of the High Lords every time she's mouthing off at them and putting them in their place?

[thebookishgaymer]