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gift: special

knife: in my back

lamps: destroyed

Anhura is actually the reincarnation of Barayas (they are both brown and described as “Dainty” in the songs. Also, Nidria and Ahrima didn’t really do anything wrong together, it was Ahrima and Barayas who set the world on fire). Thus O reincarnated the two rebels to fix the wrong the had done.

I couldn’t help but having this idea that Barayas had an undefying love for Ahrima. Like romantic and admiration. Of course Barayas was using him for his own boredom and rebellious purposes but at the same time he loved him and that he was jealous of Nidria. Like the scene I picture is Barayas spying on Ahrima during Genesis and falling for his ambition and talent. Being the dirty creature, Barayas wanted to get close to him to some how absorb the power and grace Ahrima had by association. He saw how no one stuck up for Ahrima, the underdog, and Barayas felt the same, like he was alone, so he had planned to approach Ahrima despite how shy he was at showing his face. But then Nidria happened in The missing piece, he had watched Ahrima falling in love with her. He stood by and listened to their plans and grew bitter that she had won his companionship and his heart. That she was his inspiration. Had he not been so shy the first time around it could have been him! So with all this anger he had toward himself, abhorrence and jealousy he had of Nidria, and the heart torn feelings he had for Ahrima, Barayas become wicked while Life is Looking Up occurred. He watched Ahrima’s talent being manipulate by Nidria’s words, and he saw how they got him no where. O did not see the brilliance in Ahrima. Especially the way Nidria had him displaying it. No. Barayas knew her plan would fail and this was his chance to win over Ahrima. So he approached the disappointed Ahrima with a proposal in The Spider and The Lamps. Destroy the Lamps. Sure it seemed like a plan to cause chaotic fun but metaphorically it meant destroying his thrust in Nidria. To make Ahrima forget about her or to make him realize how he didn’t need her. That he, Barayas, would lead him to greatness. “This’ll show them.” Was meant towards Nidria. Sort of like a victory statement like, “He’s mine now.” Though the plan didnt quite go as planned, the results were just as satisfying because now Nidria resided on the opposite side of the wall and he had Ahrima all to himself. And he let him play king while Barayas became his “humble servant”. Though Ahrima will never see Barayas the way he saw Nidria, he was content with being his right hand man.

And in the future, O gives Ahrima and Barayus a second chance to “correct the wrong they’ve done.” And Ahrima became Adikias. And Barayas become Anhura.

I don’t know. This probably doesn’t make any sense to anyone but me.

But It’s small things that carried this idea in my head.

Like the word “Dainty”. It’s used to describe both Barayas and Anhura. And Anhura has a browner tone of skin, close to barayas’s tone?