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I mean Cardan is quite literally the baby of the family. We know his siblings are already over 100 years old by the time the book starts and he’s literally 16! Like not 116 but 16. In comparison he really is a baby.

Like I can’t stop imagining a good au where these grown adults are just getting over the fact their geriatric dad was able to pump one more out and now they just take care of their baby brother. (It did seem like Rhyia treated him nice enough at times)

A human who married a fae and has now been turned into one, trying to find his humanity again?

A priest outrunning his fate of marrying a fae?

If any of these interests you then maybe look at my original story concepts at the link down below! My ocs Aaron and Kieran have been in my head for a year and I finally landed on what I want the actual book to be. But I decided to write a few of the previous concepts just to really get my a sense of what I want them to be like. So please if you’re interested give them a read

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The best example of this is Apollo. People talk about how inaccurate it is and how he’d never do that and baby him but like…..he has done that in mythology. There is literally a myth where he does that and also it’s wild to try and infantilize a god.

I’ve been seeing this a lot lately with Greeks expressing their grief about Greek retellings and how bad they are at retelling there myths and stories. I’m becoming fascinated with it since I’m reading lore Olympus for a video and thats the series that gets the most flack also feminist retellings and I’m seeing some talk about Percy Jackson as well.

I said this on tiktok but no one paid attention so here I come here.

Marcille is a half elf not just an elf and this distinction is very important in regards to her motives.