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[asotoriver-blog]

[thaliawinsor]

Thalia & Lyra friendship aesthetic by @asotoriver

'It was an odd friendship, but the oddnesses of friendships are a frequent guarantee of their lasting texture.'

[thaliawinsor]

Colden & Thalia Aesthetic by @asotoriver 

“It was all glimmer and warm honey in the yellow light.”

[lyra-rey]

Lyra as Minerva :: Roman Goddess of Knowledge and Crafts 

Interestingly enough, Minerva is a lot more like Hephaestus or Vulcan than first glance. Like her Greek counterpart Athena, Minerva is the goddess of knowledge and learning. However, it is not her battle skills that the Roman's worshiped her for, but rather her creativity and inventive mind. She is still the goddess of battle, technically, but it is not her forte.

credit to @asotoriver

[amelia-reid]

Amelia as Bellona :: The Roman Goddess of War (by @asotoriver)

As the goddess of war, Bellona is often considered one of the more vengeful goddesses. She is closely linked to Mars, often as a sister or companion, and always appears with her helmet and spear. Her temple was also a place of meeting for when roman officials would decide whether or not to enter a foreign war. She is known for her decisiveness and her deadliness.

[asotoriver-blog]

Aiden as Mars :: the Roman god of war (and agriculture)

Unlike Ares, Mars was considered a merciful god. Both were gods of war, yes, but Mars often let those who he considered good and worthy live. He fought not for the sole sake of fighting and bloodshed, but because it was a necessity of success. He didn’t shy away from blood, no, but he understood that endless war and death was never the answer.

[thaliawinsor]

Thalia x Bobby aesthetic by @asotoriver

"A true hero isn't measured by the size of his strength, but by the strength of his heart."

[thaliawinsor]

Thalia aesthetic

“Our wounds are often the openings into the best and most beautiful part of us.”