Amora 🤍

Amren is sitting right there having a very inconsistent backstory, conveniently remembering (and misremembering!!) ancient history at very opportune times, pushing for Rhys to be a tyrannical oppressor of the other courts when she apparently lived through not only the rule of Amarantha but also the rise and fall of Fionn and Theia. Not to mention her trying to make Nesta feel like a waste of life only to encourage Rhys to use her as a weapon. She’s already betrayed the trust of Nesta and Feyre in my eyes.

Russett eye: Autumn Court Heritage, inherited from his mother, described as having flames within them during intense emotions, also described as a bottomless forge

Golden eyes: Day Court, can see through spells and glamours. Gold is a common color worn in the Day Court. Reflects his father’s abilities and court

Before you complain about misogyny, go to hell. The characters themselves don't know exactly what forms the bond of mating or what it's for, whether it's for love OR if those people would have the strongest children.

And starting from this point that it's because the children would be powerful

Feyre and Rhysand probably had one of the most powerful children to ever set foot in Prythian, adult Nyx must be SURREAL in strength. However, without Nestha, neither he nor Feyre would be alive today.

Feyre was a breath away from dying during childbirth and Nyx was stillborn, the same would have happened to Nestha if she hadn't modified her own body and Feyre's so they wouldn't go through that again. Feyre couldn't use her shapeshifting power, and Nestha doesn't even have shapeshifting powers. They would have died anyway if it weren't for Nestha's help!

Now tell me how the hell a mating bond that isn't a "Mistakes of Nature" would literally result in the death of both the woman and the baby? Feyre wasn't Illyrian, Nestha wasn't Illyrian, they would NOT have the most powerful children because NONE OF THEM would survive childbirth if Nestha hadn't helped with the Nefarious Treasure. Rhysand is HALF Illyrian and was "lucky" enough to have a son with wings. Imagine Cassian and Azriel then who are pure Illyrians.

Now, for example, that risk wouldn't exist with a child from Elucien because he wouldn't have wings. They are both the same species, that wouldn't happen.

I'm not saying that Elain saying she doesn't want Lucien is at stake, I'm simply talking about the fact that they themselves say that a partnership bond can only be based on who would have the strongest children. If that's the reason, what's the logic in pairing two people where neither the mother nor the baby would survive childbirth???

"Sometimes the Cauldron is wrong," and was it supposed to say that Feyre and Nestha are an example of it working out? Because up until that part of the podcast where SJM said it was "EASY" for them, I was like...

We didn't read the same book, because if you tell me that everything I read was EASY, we're going to have a serious discussion.

Just to reiterate, in case it wasn't clear to a certain group in the fandom, this isn't about shipping. The same thing would happen if Nesta and Feyre ended up with OTHER Illyrians and Elain with another High Fae.

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Lucien and Zuko side by side, as requested!!! Honestly there's just so much about these two that I love!!!

Out of a rip in the world, Eris appeared atop our knoll, clad head to toe in silver armor, a red cape spilling from his shoulders… Eris just rested a hand on the pommel of his fine sword and said, “We thought you might need some help.”

I can’t express how excited I am finally share my first ever completed commission! I had so much fun commissioning @b-astora for this piece based on Eris’s entrance to the battle in ACOWAR. I think our future High Lord looks prettyyyyy good in armor if I do say so myself 🥵

For @erisweek2023 day 2

Art by @b-astora (b_astora), commissioned by me🫶🏻

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Lucien “got my eye torn out for standing against Amarantha” Vanserra is a coward?

Lucien “drew his sword against Rhysand and didn’t back down despite his threats” Vanserra is a coward?

Lucien “was willing to be mind tortured by Rhysand rather than give up Feyre’s name” Vanserra is a coward?

Lucien “shouted the direction of the Wyrm to Feyre, thus saving her life” Vanserra is a coward?

Lucien “snuck around UTM to protect Feyre despite being tortured” Vanserra is a coward?

Lucien “fought off multiple Nagas on his own despite being knocked off his horse and injured” Vanserra is a coward?

Lucien “standing his ground and arguing with Tamlin about training Feyre till he was silenced and even then silently protested” Vanserra is a coward?

Lucien “took a squad of Sentries to Night to try and rescue Feyre” Vanserra is a coward?

Lucien “breaking Hyburn’s enchantments to get to Elain and shield her” Vanserra is a coward?

Lucien “tracked down the Bogge with Feyre and led it to the twins” Vanserra is a coward?

Lucien “offered himself to the twins as a sacrifice to try and save Feyre and let her escape” Vanserra is a coward?

Lucien “went through a whole ass court where he was a wanted man who would be killed just to be able to check on Elain and rescue her” Vanserra is a coward?

Lucien “volunteered to go on a suicide mission alone” Vanserra is a coward?

Lucien “fought his way across a battlefield to see if Elain was harmed” Vanserra is a coward!?

Lucien “returned to the court of a High Lord that physically abused him so he can help Feyre and Rhysand” Vanserra is a coward!?

Really?