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- revamp blog ; temp - dash. written by ailli.

♔ : Finding your muse wearing their clothes ♕ : Holding hands ♖ : Having their hair washed by your muse ♗ : Your muse falling asleep with their head in my muse’s lap. ♘ : Cuddling in a blanket fort ♙ : Sharing a bed ♚ : Head scratches ♛ : Sharing a dessert ♜ : Shoulder rubs ♝ : Reading a book together ♞ : Caring for each other while ill (specify which party is which) ♟ : Patching up a wound ♤ : Taking a bath together ♧ : Your muse playing with their hair ♡ : Accidentally falling asleep together ♢ : Forehead or cheek kisses ♠ : Your muse adjusting their jewelry/neck tie/ etc. ♣ : Back scratches ♥ : Your muse crying about something ♦ : Slow dancing

                                                                         - portrayed by ailli / promo made by: gorechase

lemme  add  on  this ,  in  terms  of  the  “fool  who  waited”.  minako  was  someone  who  lost  everything  at  a  young  age  and  it  wasn’t  until  she  returns  to  tatsumi  that  she  was  able  to  find  herself  again.  this  makes  the  whole  “fool  who  waited”  tagline  even  more  meaningful  in  the  sense  where  she  literally  puts  her  entire  life  on  hold.  she  carried  no  ambition,  she  literally  lived  this  static  unmoving  existence  that  pretty  much  waited  for  death,  very  similar  to  her  male  counterpart.  however,  just  like  the  rest  of  SEES  she  continues  to  grow  beyond  the  “fool  who  waited”  and  became  someone  who  finally  took  charge.  her  entire  battle  theme  song  is  basically  about  her  :  not  being  a  princess  ,  someone’s  girlfriend  —-  or  essentially,  that  damsel  in  distress  waiting  to  be  save.  her  song  is  about  her  fighting  back  and  making  her  stand,  which  would  have  complimented  eurydice  being  her  initial  persona  quite  marvelously.  eurydice  died,  and  waited  for  orpheus  to  save  her  —-  but  orpheus  doubted  her  and  because  of  that,  eurydice  is  left  inside  the  underworld  /  tartarus  /  or  whatever.  eurydice  was  not  in  control  of  her  fate,  whereas  minako  was  able  to  take  her  life  back  and  forge  it  to  her  will.

Margaret Atwood, from Selected Poems II: 1976 - 1986; “Eurydice,” (via violentwavesofemotion)