What would the relations between BiH and Srpska be?
(Thanks for the question. Well, I haven’t posted on this account for a while but I’ll be posting this last pic on it for now, since it’s my last post here. Thanks to all who followed me these past few years and I hope y’all like this.)
The House of B&H is a dysfunctional bunch for sure. Bosnia would be the only one trying to keep it whole while Srpska and Herzegovina would be looking to leave the house as soon as possible.
Thoughts on their Union + their mutual feelings:
Although, between herself and Srpska, Herzegovina is more likely to stay with Bosnia if it means Srpska can’t go to Serbia. As she supports Croatia and having Srpska be with Serbia would upset him.
Bosnia and Herze are married, of course, but they don’t really like each other. Their marriage was strictly political and out of interest. But with the years they’ve spent together they’ve gotten used to one another. Bosnia and Srpska don’t get along at all, Srpska disliked Bosnia quite a bit for not allowing him to be with his father(Serbia) and Bosnia finds him to be an annoying brat. Herzegovina is a little more neutral on Srpska as they sometimes make a temporary truce to annoy Bosnia. However, like in war, in everyday life, they gang up on each other and argue. B&H against Srpska, and Herzegovina and Srpska against Bosnia (the poor guy can never catch a break.)
Faith and identity:
With their marriage being mixed-faith, Bosnia and Herzegovina both follow their own religions. Officially speaking, Herzegovina converted( but only in name), keeping her faith and only taking a new human name as she didn’t have one before, alongside her husband’s surname. She is a devout Catholic. She considers herself a Croatian and wants to merge with Croatia. Whatever people may think, she and her people do not hold much power and she is subservient to her husband. (that doesn’t mean she won’t hit him)
-Bosnia is a Muslim, however, how devout he is -is a mystery. He tries to pray 5 times a day, he drinks like he still has a liver and remembers Tito fondly. He is, however, proud of his Muslim identity/ faith. He considers himself to be a Bosnian and rejects any other label people might put on him.
-Srpska is a different story, he was always religious but his faith ends up being too radical for even the most zealous priests around him. He tries to be a better Christian. As for his identity, he wears it on his sleeve like his faith. He is a Serb and will fight anyone who calls him a “Bosnian Serb” saying that he fought in the war for the right not to be called a Bosnian, rather simply a Serb.
(At this point I’m no longer in this fandom but I always enjoyed these characters, hope y’all like this final drawing of them and I wish y’all a goodnight. There is an alternative version of this drawing w/my own characters, after Monday I won’t be returning to this account. As for the situation that happened a few months ago, I want to thank everyone for supporting me and helping me through it, I found out who was making it and honestly hope they’re doing well and that they’ve matured a little bit. The things they’ve said about me being this and that, while not true, is not something that they were willing to hear me out on and I don’t blame them, they don’t have to like me or what I do. But as they say here, Elem, what can you do? Anyhow, thank you all and everyone who liked this account I thank you. If anyone is interested in my art and happens to see this regardless of it, I might add them to my new account. Farewell !)
