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Wait, Helevise's halv was dead?
Dead and made into fashion.
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We know Helevise pretty much never took the girls seriously, but it kinda makes me wonder what, at least from her point of view, makes one a good candidate to be a Godcaller? Obviously not just folding immediately when someone tells you to smoke your Halv, for one lol but
It's a rare job that requires a certain mindset. Helevise took one look at the girls and didn't see it. (she also wasn't in any way inspired to even try as she put all her teachings into Iralee, who eventually denied the career path, but Helevise still held hope she'd take her mantle)
God-callers are often solitary deer, most often in mind than in body, as they'll learn things and perspectives the rest of the populace lives ignorant of. They need to take their advice from the Sky and not the Ground, (test failed as they blindly obeyed Helevise instead of seeing the importance of their halves), which isolates them from their peers. The lifestyle of a god-caller isn't natural for deer who thrive in their social groups.
In short, you need to be a bit weird to be a god-caller. Or you need to have a kid who you can mold into one. I'm sure there are plenty of fake-callers who claim the title because it's a very cool title to have, or doom-callers, who preach senseless stuff to frighten the masses to act like their own moral compass dictates.
Rereading some comments, and I think War killed Helevise. Maybe the reason Gitta and Prue’s scents were there was because they were in conflict with Helevise, so it was god nonsense that left their scent there. War killed her, and left behind evidence of those who were “at war” with her.
I'm doing my usual pre-new chapter reread and I was wondering exactly WHY Antaras felt the need to kill Gitta and Prue.
Did he actually think they killed Helevise or was he just eliminating witnesses?
He didn't think they were the main culprit as he already figured the wound was made by an antler, but he connected them to the fact Helevise was killed because their scent was there.
At this point he's very dismayed that Helevise is dead and has absolutely no regard for their lives. He's not afraid of witnesses (what can they do?) but it's so easy to just kill them and get them off his mind.
This is so silly but I'm not going to answer more questions about Gitta/Prue/Helevise relationship or the halv drama! Because there's been something odd going on in my inbox about these three for over a year now, I think it's mainly one person dead set on hearing me explain this in 20 ways with alts while also trying to bait me into badmouthing them.
So uh yeah! Bye girls. 🕊
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Ngl, still shocked by the plot twist that Antares *didn't* kill Helevise (i love it)
He really had no reason to. Antaras was letting Helevise hang around because he hoped she'd help him get trough to Eve, while Helevise wanted to hang around a god. When she died, he lost one key from his keychain.
Helevise and Iralee (2021)
You don't have to answer (and tbh I don't know if this is even important enough to ever be addressed in the story), but rereading the Gathering makes me wonder how the conversation with Helevise went down.
Because I'm guessing Antaras sought out Helevise on purpose (going by what Gitta and Prue say during their bitching session) to get more answers about the gods he just bound-- and then Helevise just shouldered him aside? And went "Hello fallen star, do you want to participate in a demonstration to freak some deer out"?
The fact that Eve just apparently shrugged and went 'yeah alright sure' and went along with this is what's cracking me up. Was it a ploy to attract dad's attention? Taking amusement in getting under Antaras' skin?
Eve has a good poker face, that's for sure.
I won't answer because I still haven't decided if we'll see a flashback in the future. If nothing else, there'll be crumbs.
But Helevise definitely was a fan of Eve, not Antaras.
