#queen of lothric

[val-of-the-north]

[katyspersonal]

Even more evidence for Fina and Gwynevere connection

This is a quite detailed and well-researched video, explaining Celtic myths inspiration behind Fina and Gwynevere! Like for example, concept of Sovereign Goddess applies to both, and certainly describes Fina handing so many rings that yet break upon removal

It also turns out that Finnavere (?) and Guinevere are Irish and Welsh variants of the same name and concept, and name Juniper is directly etymologically connected! It is also the same name mentioned by Chester out of blue in English script in the manner of swearing to God, which is an addition SO random it just had to be an agreement between writers and translator! Chester is also from the future, and print on Fina's ring depicts some berries and Juniper is a type of a berry used to make gin which was believed to heal diseases, and all three characters can create healing drink (Fina is connected with Estus)... there is so many

Watch the video because paraphrasing core points doesn't do a justice to the detail and research in it! At this rate I am sure that Juniper is the name for Queen of Lothric that works the best, too

[literally-1894]

Frampt can't stand Seath, Shira and Priscilla are both descended from Seath, Shira has some family resemblance to Gwynevere, Yorshka looks quite a bit like Shira and has physical features indicating her to be descended from Seath, "maiden of Gwynevere" might actually mean "female descendent" (not sure on this one, haven't read the original Japanese), Lothric was produced by "unspeakable means" through Oceiros' identification with Seath, Gwyndolin, despite having very easy access to Seath's sorceries and using Logan sorceries quite proficiently, never touched Crystal Sorcery in his life, Seath spent an inordinate amount of time torturing the Maidens of Gwynevere, the "Power of the Moon" might actually refer to the Moonlight Greatsword, thus being related to dragons, snakes are imperfect dragons, a massive taboo around Seath and Seath Worship is maintained through the series, the only named characters Seath abducts (Reah, Dusk, and Sieglinde) are women, the Queen of Lothric left Oceiros after giving birth to Ocelotte (a "child of dragons, who looks a bit like Priscilla"), we still don't know how Yorshka is descended from both Gwyn and Seath, and Yorshka seems to have relied on similar invisible bridges to guide people to her tower to what you find in the Crystal Cave.

I feel like I am going insane.

[sarai2272]

@lothricsage's Queen of Lothric

I really wanted to draw her for a while now, also, please ignore my delusions.

[ponderousorb]

Gwynevere and Gertrude - Madonna and Child DS1/DS3/Archthrones Fanart

[headcanontheshitoutofsoulsborne]

Shanalotte, the Emerald Herald, is the Queen of Lothric and the mother of Ocelotte.

[chaospyromancy]

the sweet sunlight princess of anor lando

[epicfroggz]

Inktober 2019 Day 10 — Patterned Dresses, Patterned Snakes

A scene from the Lothric Royal Ball:

Gwynevere: My dear son is only 14 and is already this tall! Can you believe that?

Gwyndolin: Only 14? My, he may grow to be as tall as Ser Artorias, at that rate!

Gwynevere: The doctor said he may be even taller! We may soon have a giant living in our home!

Gwyndolin: Ha, you’d best feed that boy well; you may recall, our old friend ate enough for four men!

Gwynevere: Oh yes, I remember that one dinner quite well.. *bursts into laughter* The look on father’s face!