Consider me a follower of the Ankarna Cassandra Ruvina Galicaea misunderstood lesbian pantheon
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Consider me a follower of the Ankarna Cassandra Ruvina Galicaea misunderstood lesbian pantheon
Ruvina, goddess of winter and sorrow
"her sister was the light of her life."
thinking about ankarna and ruvina in comparison to cassandra and galicaea. a sister who would do anything for her sister and another who destroyed her own. ankarna and cassandra who were married, the goddess of conviction and the goddess of doubt destroyed by their own families. i just. her sister was the light of her life but cassandra couldn't have said the same
ANKARNA AND RUVINA: SISTER-GODDESSES OF THE SEASONS
Brennan Lee Mulligan, Fantasy High: Junior Year // Vanessa Leung, Phaethon and the Sun Chariot // Jessy Waenne, Etéreo // unknown // unknown
Was thinking about Lucy Frostblade again, and what we’ve been told of her - she was deeply devoted to Ruvina, she was a “kind soul,” she “stuck to her guns.” And how all of that would fit in with Kipperlilly saying she was the one who really got it in regards to her anger.
And then I thought about Ruvina - having her sister warped and ripped away from her, her sister being used to support a war between their followers, her own followers needing to end her sister to save themselves, and then never being able to speak of her grief to her mortal followers again.
But she can tell them “the night is cold, and winter is long, but you have each other.” She can say “the world will not treat you kindly, but you can be that warmth to each other.” Of course someone with that interpretation would understand unfairness, that life is never fair. But Ruvina’s given her followers an answer in community, rather than rage. Of course Lucy understood that life isn’t fair, and chose to try and stand by her best friend as she grappled with that.
And in the end Lucy couldn’t save her friends from this outside influence stoking the worst parts of them, and I bet that too brought her closer to her goddess.
I really hope we get to see both Lucy and Ruvina reunited with their loved ones before the season ends. Maybe life is unfair, but we have to hope that it will be kind.
Im just thinking about how Kipperlily manufactured her own villainous origin story by getting her most loyal friend murdered and cursed as a result of her own greed for public acknowledgment and power.
Kipperlily blamed the system for her own mediocrity. She saw her peers succeed against the odds - and came to the delusional conclusion that the injustice they survived was actually a stepping stone to greatness that she didn’t get.
She wanted what they had - perceived success and accolades. But instead of seeking out opportunities for her to showcase her own skills- she decided to try and bring others down to her level by cutting them off at the knees.
So she schemed to find loopholes in the rules to make the system bias in her favor. She believed she was right and had no interest in looking for information that could prove her wrong. Because she didn’t want fairness, she wanted success.
She decided that it was unfair that her peers suffered injustice- not because they were kids who deserved better but because she felt that they were getting something special she didn’t have. Clearly a shortsighted, childish jealousy but the stupidity of it all doesn’t make the hatred less genuine or dangerous.
In contrast: Lucy Frostblade was defined by her loyalty - loyalty to her divinity, loyalty to her increasingly unhinged friend, and loyalty to her own principles.
Lucy was the one person who backed up Kipperlily’s choices, mainly as a show of support for her suffering friend. And in return Kipperlily let her friend get brutally murdered (or possibly murdered Lucy herself).
Because in the end Kipperlily was only loyal to herself and her interests. And Lucy refused to abandon her principles and her goddess in the name of her friend's greed.
you find out your goddess had a sister who she loved more than anything who wanted to protect her more than anything and you think what if i could bring her back, what if i could help, but she's corrupted and it is your downfall
Considering no one can really prove which gods exist while they’re alive… and the way I see it the worst that can happen if I’m wrong is I get doomed to hell (which, according to my family, I already am)… and they make me feel better The way divinity is supposed to… and if as above so below…
I should be able to worship the four goddesses