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A lot of kemetic drama appears to be about Ma'at. I asked Bast about a personal subject and got a really ominous reply.

Weird upg/religious headcannon thingy about Kek.

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“ When the name Peribsen is written in a serekh, it is surmounted not bythe usual Horus falcon (as the Sekhemib name is) but by the Seth animal, a hound- or jackal-like creature with a wide, straight tail. This dramatic change in the format of the royal name has been interpreted as representing some kind of rebellion, which was squashed or reconciled by the last king of the dynasty, Khasekhemwy, whose name appears in serekhs surmounted by both the Horus falcon and the Seth animal. Such a conflict may be symbolized in Egyptian mythology,as in the case of the literary tale The Contendings of Horus and Seth. Whether mythologies, which are known from much later texts, and symbols in the serekhs of two kings of the late 2nd Dynasty represent actual historical reality is uncertain. An epithet of Khasekhemwy's from seal impressions, 'the Two Lords are at peace in him', however, lends support to the theory that he resolved some internal conflict, if Two Lords' can be taken to refer to Horus and Seth (andtheir followers).”

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