#bird snake

[roseandgold137]

BIRDSNAKE REAL (NOT CLICKBAIT!!)

I love gay people… I wish they were real….

+ drawing of course. I think Danny should have a pet one it would be funny

[aliteralchicken]

I believe the reason that they had to leave Danny with the cobra in the Brentwood arc of robin 1993 is because if he stayed at Brentwood inevitably there’d of been a panel of Buzz being like “you know you guys can tell us anything right?” and Tim’s thought commentary would’ve been something along the lines of “oh no has he figured out I’m robin? That Danny’s with the cobra? Both?”

but then the next panel would be showing Tim and Danny just cuddling on the couch oblivious to the implication Buzz had made about them (now for the second time), at this point Chuck Dixon still wouldn’t of realized that making more gay jokes does not in fact make the character less gay

[wisteria-lodge]

bird primary + burnt snake secondary

 tl;dr: Fairly sure I'm Lion primary (maybe burned Badger since I sort of envy the idea of close communities, or hedonistic Snake, not sure where that line is)

(the way that divide works out is that basically, Burnt Badgers look like Snakes. They have the Snake's small community, but wish they could cast their net wider. Hedonistic Snakes tend to be more solo, and much more focused on /stuff/. Also, both options make pretty good short-term coping mechanisms.)

but unsure whether my secondary is Bird, Snake/burned Snake, or burned Lion.

I love researching and reverse-engineering and my immediate response to situations is to Google advice, but reactively, not proactively. I am allergic to planning, and prepwork feels stifling and unnatural.

Ooooh, have we got a single-player Environment Snake? (I also think of these as MacGyver Snakes.) Basically just pulling at the things around you in order to solve the problem at hand.

I studied math in college then did a coding bootcamp, and I always felt adrift because both only taught memorizing solutions to individual problems/proofs, not how to solve unfamiliar ones -- i.e., really learning. 

However, I neither consider myself flexible nor want to be, and singleplayer Snake is wayyyyyyyyyyyy more comfortable than stuff involving other people. (Complicating factor: not neurotypical.)

I think I can say, pretty confidently, that this system works just fine if you're not neurotypical. :) There's no reason you have to use the multi-player version if you don't want. The most dramatic single/multi player divide is probably Bookkeeper Badger vs Courtier Badger, and there are lots of people who prefer being just one or the other.

I do the "faces" thing reflexively, in the moment, but it doesn't feel like "shifting" or "becoming" anything: just me, lying.

That's Snake. "Becoming" is more of a word that a Courtier Badger would use, they kinda do have to believe it, or it doesn't work. Snake secondaries are a lot more aware of what they're doing, in the moment.

It's interesting that you are just straight-up using the word lie though. In my experience, Snakes are more likely to conceptualize that particular problem-solving strategy as "say it in a way they'll listen to," or something like that. You might just be super direct (and/or like hanging out in Neutral) buuuut... the negativity of "lie" can sometimes point to a Burnt secondary. No sign of that yet, but I'll keep an eye out for it.

I don't have a moral problem with lying; it's often even right since a) telling the truth often hurts people, and b) people do prefer it: most people want to hear what they want to hear, and if that happens to be the truth that's great.

Hmmm. This is sounding like primary stuff. And it's quite reasoned out, which makes me interested in hearing why you went for Lion primary instead of Bird.

But deep down, I guess I resent it. I wish that when I say what I mean it would convince people rather than create problems. I try to ration that to only things that REALLY matter to me, but tbh many things do. I hate arguing.

What I'm hearing here is the Bird primary fantasy of "If I was only able to explain it exactly right, in precisely the right words, then everyone would agree with me." And as you say earlier, it doesn't actually work like that. It sounds like you're feeling a bit cynical in regards to other people a the moment, and I can't exactly blame you.

I would love to be an inspirational secondary but I am bad at inspiring people.

There is definitely some burnt secondary talk going on here.

Family: I'm not close to my father -- he’s a terrible person, serial cheater, racist, etc. I'm closer to my mother, and don't think she's a bad person, but both parents were hypercritical and have horrible tempers, so my childhood felt horrible to live through since I was always getting yelled at or having corporal punishment used for doing something wrong.

Definitely seeing where the burned secondary energy is coming from, if so many of your formative experiences involved being told that the way you were doing things was wrong. I also see why you might have at least a fascination with the confident, firey, speak-your-truth-and-damn-the-consequences Lion secondary.

(On paper this could be called abusive, and anyone else being subjected to this makes me furious, but I'm not fully comfortable with the label for my situation, even though I know that's inconsistent.) 

I understand, and I appreciate that. I also appreciate your carefully articulated position, and it's slanting me in the direction of Bird primary. Even though this is obviously a topic you are very emotional about, all those emotions are arranged within the framework of thought. You're aware of and okay the fact that you feel all kinds of different ways about what happened.

Any secondary model came from my mom, but I don't know about primary. She always says my sister and I are "the most important things in her life." (One of the reasons I don’t want kids is that I don’t think I could ever believe or promise them that.) She ostensibly also hates my father and their divorce was vicious, but she kept working for him until he retired, goes on trips with him to see my sister or me, and pressured me for years to un-estrange him because “after all, he’s family” until I gave in and now pretend to have a relationship just enough to placate them. I don't have any ethical problems doing this, it's just irritating.

That is very, very unusual family dynamic. Have to get my head around that. Your mom may have some very intense Badger going on, especially with the the whole "after all, he's family" thing. That could fit go with a nasty divorce, especially if she thought his presence was a threat to you and your sister. On the other hand, she might just be able to compartmentalize to an insane degree, which would probably point to Bird secondary.

I don't understand this aspect of my mom; I observe it happening, but I don't understand it. It feels kind of sad, in an existential way. 

Honestly, I agree.

(Another way my dad sucks is that he played favorites with my sister and I, me being the favorite.

Being the Golden Child sucks just as much as being the Problem Child.

The shitty resulting dynamic is I only "care about" his approval to avoid him creating drama that ripples to everyone around him -- he's gotten better but he has literally started shit when I didn't end emails with "love" -- but my sister actually cares about his approval, and it hurts her.)

Secondary-wise, my mom would always harp on me to "pay attention to the people and things around you," and whenever I tell her about solving problems in Snakeish ways she's like "way to go, [me]!" But she also is meticulously planned and scheduled and organized, and hates surprises and not knowing exactly what will happen. She's the kind of person who gets frustrated in April when I haven’t told her my Thanksgiving itinerary, which, like... I don't want to think that far ahead.

She could be either Prep-work secondary, Bird or Badger. If she's a Bird, "pay attention to the people and things around you," points to a a Rapid-Fire Bird (which can look *very* Snakey.) Or it could be a way of describing Courtier Badger. Being that scheduled is more often a Bird thing... but I could also imagine a Badger manifesting like that, especially if she is so concerned with specifically planning holidays.

Low-stakes/high-stakes problem that felt good: This is a high-stakes problem containing a low-stakes problem. I'm rolling them together because they illustrate both aspects of my problem solving.

Higher stakes: That coding bootcamp required being on Zoom 8 hours every day. But I had 3 roommates (part of why I did it was to not have 3 roommates), and they didn't want me there that much. I can't go to coffee shops because either they're loud, or I will make them loud by talking for 8 hours, thus becoming the problem. Coworking spaces are expensive af. I even consider renting a storage unit but I don't think they have power and wifi. The idea I settle on is sneaking onto a nearby college campus: preferably the CS building, to blend in. I scour the college subreddit for posts about what buildings let students in without ID, then scout them out (this is March, the thing doesn't start until May, I'm just high on must-solve-now energy). After ~15 minutes (lol) of walking through campus I decide I've had enough, seems doable. The day of, I leave early in case I have to give up and go home, but that turned out to be completely pointless because tailgating in is shockingly easy. Like it's scary how easy it is. One day a security officer stopped me but even he eventually let me in after I acted increasingly frazzled and panicked -- not ENTIRELY an act but I definitely was playing it up.

I like this story. And I feel good about saying that it is QUITE snakey: what do I have immediately around me, and how can I use it to get what I want in this moment? Even little details like - you're not bothering to come up with a cover story or borrow/forge someone's ID. If you're caught you'll talk your way out of it. You did a little research, then scoped the place out, then were good to go.

Lower stakes: I usually did classes from an empty auditorium (students weren't supposed to be there but no one checked, and also I'm not a student right?). The whiteboard's eraser stand was a few inches away from the wall, and one day I drop my phone in the gap. Shit. The gap's way too high to reach down. I can't ask anyone for help because I'm already 2 layers deep of being somewhere I'm not supposed to be. The stand screws to the wall, but I don't have a screwdriver because who just carries a screwdriver around? (For whatever reason, going to a hardware store didn't occur to me.) I stare at the thing until I realize: I am literally in the ENGINEERING building. I search various offices, ask people for a screwdriver, but no luck. Then I see a board listing the departments. One floor has a "makerspace," and somehow, its door is wide open (the student lounge is locked down but the room with deadly power tools isn't, ???) I grab 5 sizes of screwdriver, then also grab duct tape and a ruler to fish my phone out in case the screwdrivers don't work, which turned out to be a good idea because they didn't

Sounds to me to me like you just MacGyvered a solution :D

One thing I am picking up on is your subtle critique of the existing rules/systems. Getting in via tailgateing is easier than it should be, talking your way past the guard was too easy. The door with the powertools really should be locked, etc. It's making me (again) think Bird primary for you. You've very tuned into the way things run, and how well designed (or not) that is. There's also just a little bit of Birdy rules-lawyer in "Students aren't allowed in this room, but I'm not a student (because I snuck in.)"

Hard decision-making process…. I don’t know. I don’t experience many decisions as hard. I often know what I want to do right away; the difficult part is doing it.

In the language of this system, that's a Burnt secondary.

Or I know what I should do, am obligated to do, have no choice but to do, etc., though sometimes it feels miserable or wrong, like resignation.

Unfortunately that is what it feels like to have a Burnt secondary - you just use whatever problem-solving strategy you can at random, since they all feel like a chore and it doesn't really matter.

I can feel proud of making certain "right" choices in an abstract self-congratulatory way, but I never like it or really feel good about it. I either act on something immediately or put it off until the decision makes itself, a drop-dead deadline approaches, I get bored/impulsive enough to do it on the spot, or I suddenly swerve my life toward something I like better.

You're definitely an Improvisational secondary. Which is really fine, even though I know it doesn't feel that way all the time when you come from a family of intense Prep-work people. Just keep an eye on that 'wait until the deadline' impulse. It's very, very common for neurodivergent people to use that last-minute stress adrenaline to kind of hack their brain, and it's not sustainable.

I'd wanted to change careers for years but the actual decision to do the bootcamp was an impulse based on ~3 hours' research the day I encountered it.

That can absolutely work though. You *are* working on the problem and mulling it over in your head long term, even if you are (in the words of another snake secondary) "waiting for the opportune moment."

This is all healthy and well-adjusted, and it definitely has never caused any predictable problems! (Did get a job though.)

Hey, if it's stupid and it works, it's not stupid.

My fantasy: To be successful and well-known in my field; to create the kind of art I want to create and have it be respected/influential. To live the life I want, with the aesthetic I want, and the opportunities from others and follow-through from me to achieve that. The details vary based on the field but that's the general template. 

I'd say that's a very human fantasy, without too many details that slant me one way or the other, in terms of this system. There's definitely a focus on the community around you and how you relate to it/integrate into it. And that makes me think Bird (the external primary) is more likely than Lion (the internal primary.)

Characters: I relate to characters who are flawed in the same ways I am -- they feel like cautionary tales -- or sometimes via empathizing in a way the story doesn’t (Carlotta from Phantom got done DIRTY).

It's interesting that you respond to characters who the narrative framing doesn't support, because the narrative framing doesn't support them. I guess that does fit with your interest in constructed systems, and if they're useful/functional or not. Which points to Bird.

On that big pop culture character test I always get Hannah from Girls and Gaius Baltar from Battlestar Galactica: harsh, but not wrong.

(I always get Inara from Firefly and Céline from Before Sunrise.)

It's been a second since I've seen Girls or Battlestar Galactica, but I do think that both of those characters are Bird Snakes, which is honestly impressive since Bird Snakes are easily the least common fictional archetype.

Baltar is clever, adaptive, reactive, he pulls from around him. He also bluffs and will *act* like he's an expert when he really isn't. A lot of his internal conflict revolves around extremely Bird primary rationalization - is this situation really his fault? and if it is, what is he morally/rationally supposed to do about it (if anything?) "Voice of *a* generation" Hannah also has this way of getting caught in her own feedback loops when trying to figure herself out. One of my favorite moments is the bit where she loses her purse on the way back from the wedding, and then rides the train all the way to Coney Island, sits on the beach and eats the slice of wedding cake while watching the sun rise. I think that's beautiful, and a very Snake secondary response.

I also gravitate toward a specific archetype: Blanche from A Streetcar Named Desire, Madame Bovary, Violetta from La Traviata. People who desire an impossible thing deeply and unshakably, temporarily achieve it, and are taken down dramatically.

Now that, I'm thinking is a story structure that you like. And/or you're drawn to these tragic great ladies, living most of the way in a fantasy world. It's a good, cathartic archetype.

What makes me feel powerful: I don’t really resonate with that framing. The closest is that feeling like I have no options is the same for me as feeling powerless.

Okay, "not feeling powerless," I'll take it. And we're back to that Burnt secondary again. I'm hoping you'll leave your Snake a little more room to breathe and play, because it seems like you're a pretty capable person. You manage to do the things you want to get done, and you have an excellent awareness of what are good and bad situations, both for you and just in general.

Thank you to anonymous for such an excellent submission. If you'd like a Sorting of your very own, commissions are open on my ko-fi. :D

If you'd like to read more about the system I'm using, my explanation is right here.

[just-asomeone]

Bird snake. Just for fun.

[writingonesdreams]

Sortinghatchats - Bungou Stray Dogs

Best way how to move on from shows is to analyse them. My fingers burned from writing these, I had so many thoughts about this anime and after writing this I found the most amazing peace of mind I could hope for. Using the @sortinghatchats system inspired by the explanation from @wisteria-lodge.

The show is a supernatural mystery dramedy set in modern times, where a detective agency contests with the local mafia for power. It's a fascinating exhibition of weird characters. I'm going to sort the 4 fan-favourites, from which two are villains and one is a psychopathic ally to the protagonist.

Let's start with the most popular, grey and debatable character from the gif, Dazai. I rarely find someone so difficult to sort. A person who doesn't have an inate sense of right and wrong and who is so closed off from his own emotions, he can't recognize them in himself nor others. He doesn't have anything to base his morals on, his past is rather mysterious if certainly unhappy and to complicate things, he is a genius. Seeing the world as hopeless from early teens, he becomes obsessed with suicide and finding reasons why live. He looks for this in the mafia, thinking experiencing death on daily basis will show him true nature of humanity and what's worth living for. Interesting about Danzai is, he isn't the most capable fighter, shooter or master of martial arts. He is lanky and tall, easy to injure. What makes him so famously dangerous, acknowledged by all characters in the universe, from the ministry to the Port Mafia and his own friends, is his scheming procognitive ability. He is able to make up elaborate detailed plans, considering how people will react and what to tell them to make them react and feel that way. Despite his inability to feel empathy, he can read people like magazines, like everyone is so easy and open on display and just a few pages long. He understands what drives people and uses it for or against them. Whatever you see him, he is in the process of manipulating someone, including his friends, to get them where he thinks they belong. And he hides this very successfully under a laid-back carefree attitude, with jokes, songs and tardiness, with flirting with women, with being easily distracted, childish and enthusiastic. It makes it very easy for everyone to relax, let their guard down and underestimate him.

I was thinking Dazai could be a bird primary, because he constructs his system of doing things around his environment and what he learns about the world. He adjusts his views no problem according to what he sees is working and what kind of people he spends time with. When he left the Port Mafia he made a gigantic switch to join an agency with integrity that is actively trying to protect people instead of killing or profiting off of them, and he doesn't have the slightest problem adjusting to them, because people's lives mean that little to him. Let's kill them. Let's save them. Whatever the job is, he will do it without a blink of an eye, once he decides that's what's reasonable to do. What doesn't fit here is Dazai's fixation on a person in each of these worlds he goes through. In the mafia, he fixes himself on Oda, and although he is part of a trio of friends, it's Oda that he calls a true friend, that he protects and admires, that he goes out of his way to advice and help, that he reveals what he is truly thinking and who's death really breaks him. One of the few instances we see Dazai express honest emotion out of his control is watching Oda die in his arms. He knew Oda would be driven to a suicidal revenge mission, that he would die and he didn't stop him. But he was shook up seeing it and instead of regretting his best friend is dying, he was desperately asking him what to do with himself, since no one else ever understood him or what he is looking for. And Oda tells him: "If it doesn't matter to you what you do, join the side that saves people. That way even if you don't find what you desire, your life will become more beautiful." And Dazai listens. He leaves the mafia position he spend years building, leaves his ruthless violent killer ways and joins a protecting agency. Continuing to scheme, continuing to manipulate and calculate ever move and emotion to get to his goal - that goal now only changing to saving people and adhering to the agency's rules. Maybe this is what makes him a bird primary - how he goes through the trouble to build, argument and set rules for himself he them follows meticulously. He won't break the rule not to kill, even when his life is in danger, cause that's the agency's rule. He will work just fine with a murderer though, cause there is nothing about that in the rules as lost as the agency profits from it. This is also why a person as calculating, ruthless and smart as he won't betray the agency even when they are at disadvantage for better options - his set world principles make him absolutely incorruptible.

Although he enjoys provoking people, he can easily work with anyone required, no matter their personality or disagreement with him. But it's when the story starts he finds another person to fixate upon - the protagonist Atsushi. Atsushi is naive, inexperienced kid with lots of suffering and self-hate, but who is emotionally grounded, emphatethic to pain of others and with unshakeable moral gut convictions to help people. Dazai sees this and decides to centre his world around Atsushi's survival and thriving, becoming a caring mentor, manipulating him into tests of growth, letting himself captured to get information on people that want to kidnap him. Everything he does suddenly becomes for the sake of Atsushi having opportunities, finding rivals, building useful alliances and skills. It's quite amazing to watch how sociopathic person like him cares in his own twisted way about the lawfully good boy. It's like the person he chooses becomes his moral compass and motivation to do things in the world, even though he keeps doing the same thing. Torturing people when necessary, betraying or teaming up with former colleagues from the mafia as he needs, putting Atsushi and his former student Aktogowa to fight each other so he can evaluate them and eventually make them cooperate.

I would say Dazai's methods are very snakey, provocative, finding loopholes and different angles. He is a literal expert at unlocking doors and cuffs without keys and lifting things off people without them noticing. He wears a mask for every situation and person he is with with delight and enjoyment, loving to deceive and seduce people. His primary is either a fixating snake who is otherwise totally selfish or a system that fits me right now constructing bird. Or maybe he has layers of being burned and exploded with build models so deep and entangled, Freud wouldn't want to touch that mess with a 3 meters long stick. He leaves the mafia when Oda tells him to, but not to honour Oda but thinking he will find there what he is looking for. He protects Atsushi because he believes the kid is truly good person and if he is around him, he will be able to pretend or teach himself how to fit into the new good world he constructed himself and that he now decided to respect. He is thrown off by any genuine act of kindness and follows it like a guiding star he wants but isn't capable of reaching. It's like he has a bird primary who constructs his world around the person he finds morally right, fixates on them thinking they could make him happy, and then follows them around.

A bird snake. A scary villian turned fascinating protagonist.

Now Atsushi is a much simpler clear sorting. A kid with straightforward morals to do good, cause only that way can he make himself worthy of life. From being bullied by the headmaster of his orphanage, Atsushi has lots of self-hatred, is prone to paralysing self-pity circles and has little regard for himself. But his gut tells him to save the drowning man in the river even though he is exhausted from not eating in the opening episode, to risk terrible injuries and death to save people on the train, to save the little girl send to kill him because he can see how horrified and lost she is. While Atsushi is good at making friends, he cares more about the moral principle of the cause than the people themselves. He doesn't feel as attached to the agency as a badger might, his community or group don't define him and he doesn't fixate on one person like a snake. So a lion primary. He is also a lion secondary, since the kid can't plan worth a damn, and his go to solving method is to jump at things. His ability to turn into a tiger might add to that tendency, but he is def a cat ready to pounce at problems. He spends the entire first season getting almost killed, healed by his ability and then back up again to fight his much more experienced and capable opponents until he gets thrown around so many times he becomes a considerable attacking force by season 3. Learning by doing lol.

Aktogawa makes an interesting rival to Atsushi, because they have the same sorting. Aktogawa is a lion hungry for recognition and acknowledgement, but his moral system is diametrically different from the clear cut goody boy MC. He believes only the storng should survive while the weak should die and that's how he treats everyone and everything he encounters. He kills people for the simple reason he has the power to do so and they don't, only respecting those that can survive and fight back. Dazai was the first person Aktogawa respected and Dazai taught him quite brutally by psychologically bullying and abusing him to get him to power up, which left the kid with a horrible inferiority complex and set up his hate for Dazai's new student Atsushi. The two lions with opposite convictions are fascinating to watch, because they despise each other, but they also recognize their similarities - their lion need to prove themselves and be recognized as worthy.

Another interesting character to mention is Chuuya who embodies badger primary. He is defined by the group he belongs to. Every move and thought is spend to protect and improve the group he's is currently part of, be it the Sheep gang in his teens or the Port mafia now. His dedication to the organisation, his loyalty to the boss, his care and worry for his men scream badger primary. People outside his group aren't important, so he doesn't have problems killing for the mafia as long as his people profit. He doesn't have to know all of his people - you belong to the mafia, you are his subordinate, you are his. His impulsive reckless and emotions ways are very lion though. Another guy that can't plan or calculate and just throws himself at things exactly as he feels. He passionately hates Dazai despite they year long partnership and closeness from knowing each other so well, because he can't stand his deceitful snake ways nor his calculating non-alignment. He is one of the few people who realize how dangerous Dazai is and he is partly scared and partly hateful. Dazai always wins over him, despite Chuuya's ability and martial arts training giving him a power edge.

Dazai - bird snake

Atsushi - lion lion

Aktogawa - lion lion

Chuuya - badger lion

[the-phoenix-heart]

Top 5 sexiest sortings? Sending it right back at you bc I need time to ponder my answer xDD

LMAOOOO This is what I deserve. We're going to go in ascending order so starting with number five, and of course we all know that all sortings are sexy blah blah blah let's get into it! (Sidenote I had a draft where I also did the unsexiest sortings but since everyone else is posting their sexiest sortings I jumped in)

5. Snake Bird - SNAKE PRIMARIES ARE SO SEXY GUYS I CAN”T EVEN. Fyi Snake Badgers are not on here because they’re more romantic and the Badger sec cancels out all the sexy lmao. But this is the villain sorting, what ISN’T sexy about that. You DON’T want a sexy independent slightly crazed maniac who is in some sorta lust for you with this intricate plan and all the details sorted out? Shut up yes you do.

4. Bird Snakes - Despite the fact that they are a rare breed, they are in fact sexy because of how well put together they are and their flexibility. They have contingencies, they are riding the waves. They’re confident in themselves (usually). They play the field and they look good while doing. They don’t actually have to look good but it is their vibes I’m talking about.

3. Snake Lions - Look I GET that they are overused and EASY and SIMPLE, but fuck if they aren't sexy. They’re the Rebel sorting, and have you ever seen a Snake Lion that isn’t sexy? Adrien Agreste doesn’t count. Anyway Snake Lions are just sexy. They go boom boom pow and are in it for themselves and the people they like. Independence and also unflinching loyalty is very sexy.

2.Lion Snakes - While they are a very annoying often times, they’re also still incredibly sexy. Firm in their beliefs and able to do whatever for them. They’re sexy in that aggravating “why-are-you-so-hot-you-piss-me-off-so-much-I-wanna-kiss-you-so-bad,” way. Unless you’re Elizabeth Swann then you’re just hot.

1. Double Snake - Was there...any other sorting it was gonna be? Double Snakes are simply straight up SEXY. They have the sexiest primary and the sexiest secondary, which just equals pure sexiness. They’re actors, they’re charmers, they’re sly, they’re creative, they’re in love, they’re independent, they’re sassy, they’re fun, they’re perfect.

[missbrunettebarbie]

What do you think of Bird Snake ?

I think their name as The Artists is perfect. These guys have a vibe to them that makes their entire lives look like art.

The open-mindness of the Bird primary combined with the carefree and joyful nature of Snake secondaries makes for characters that feel like a breath of fresh air. I am thinking here Priya Tsetsang (Dollhouse)*, Bella Hartley (H2O: just add water), Dana Scott (Suits), Sansa Stark (ASOIAF), Jane Marple (Agatha Christie's Miss Marple books), Darla (Buffyverse). For some reason, all of these are women. Hmm, if anyone knows any male characters who can be sorted as Bird Snakes, let me know. Now I am curious about them.

Anyway, all the characters listed above have a certain ~vibe to them, even when they are widely different from each other (eg. Sansa and Darla are pretty much opposites). These women are adaptable, charming, good with social interactions. They also have beliefs that are directley taken from the world around them, can adapt and update said beliefs, seem to be lovers of art and beauty. This is the Bird Snake vibe for me.

This ask, plus my love for Snake pairs in general, made me wonder if there id any Bird Snake/Snake Bird pair out there. As mirror sortings, and considering what I know of both sortings, I think it would be super interesting.

[lordandemon]

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