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murder me like you murdered my mother.

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you literally cannot introduce alternate universes into a series and expect me to not get 7th stand user brainrot so,,,here we are.
you can read more about this silly concept here ā
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Alfor and Melenor represent two extremes on either side of the tightrope Allura attempts to walk. Alfor's philosophy is self-preservation (at the cost of his people); Melenor's philosophy is ceaseless battle (at the cost of her people).
It wasnāt often, anymore, that Allura found any time to herself, between the Coalition, and all the subsequent trade and defence agreements. Hardly a quintant went by that she didnāt spend most of it on the Bridge, or on various calls or in miscellaneous meeting rooms. Keith, of course, had taken notice ā she was only lucky that his hypocritical behaviour made him easy enough to deflect, or in the worst case scenarios, antagonise until he stormed off and let her be. His heart was in the right place ā but Allura couldnāt afford to take much time off.Ā
Yes, Keith was easy enough to distract. Oh, heād come back, like clockwork, and he seemed to nearly thrive on the routine, but this too made him relatively easy to avoid. No, the greatest obstacles Allura faced? Just about any other inhabitant of the Castle.Ā
Which lead to her now, hiding under the counter of the scarcely-used second kitchen, typing furiously on her datapad. She was decently sure this kitchen hadnāt actually been used as one in the past ten thousand decaphoebs⦠except for that time she came down here herself to try to make seia seia, the crispy, seaweed-based treat her mother used to make for her. She⦠hadnāt quite succeeded. Her mother would have know where she had gone wrong, but her mother⦠well.

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How would you have ended Voltron ??
In particular, what would you have done with Lotor and Allura ??
Hi, anon! Oooh what an interesting question!
If I absolutely had to start with the end of s8, assuming everything before has still occurred:
The easiest option would be that Allura doesnāt die, given that her life force is tied to Voltron and the Realm of Universal Consciousness is where the living and dead exist in the same space anyway.
Instead, previous paladins of Voltron, current paladins of Voltron, Voltron itself, and others (including a willing/repentant Lotor) help Allura restore the universe so that itās not always just mostly her doing all the heavy work, offering their spiritual energy together to accomplish this massive feat. (Because legit, we need some found family / stronger together vibes! Thatās the heartbeat of Voltron!)
Itās during the restoration that the selfish and defeated Honerva gets purified / fully restored herself.
The restoration burns out the rift creatures haunting the quintessence field.
When the universe is restored, Allura realizes she can bring the previously dead with her from out of this liminal space.
All the current paladins open their Lions to take in refugees and bring them back to their restored planets.
While Allura might offer them a second chance, Honerva and Zarkon choose to stay behind, as do many of the victims of the 10,000-year war who prefer the peace theyāve found.
Cue Alluraās heartfelt convo with her parents, who like many of the elders choose to stay behind, but not before doting on their daughter and offering her something that indicates the crown of Altea has been passed down to her / replaces the circlet she lost in s7. Perhaps Allura can still call on her parents in some way if she ever needs help or guidance (as previous-franchise versions of Allura could do). (More under the cut!)
Was Honerva more close to Alfor or Melenor?
I was rewatching the first season of Voltron, when at a certain point I come to the episode where the castle was "bewitched" by the Galra crystal. There we could see in a more gross and defined way the father-daughter relationship that once existed from King Alfor and Allura. The episode was, as always, touching when Allura had to give up her father's artificial intelligence, manually disconnecting it while she was surrounded by all their fond memories. In fact, what the first season and the others to follow wants to show us is the beautiful relationship they had and how she was linked to him. And then comes the eighth season, episode "Clean day", in which while Honerva tries to convince Allura to absorb the dark creature and does so through Lotor, Lance and⦠her mother? Seriously after all this constant insight into the peaceful relationship between Allura and Alfor we finally meet Melenor and find out that they were very close too? Or maybe there's something more? Following the Renaissance models of the nobility, during holidays or ceremonies it was normal to divide men from women, so I theorize that, despite Honerva and Alfor being school and adventure companions (as is shown in her memories in s8), after having married Zarkon found herself forced to meet only with Melenor, the queen of Altea. As a result, she may have seen during one of these meetings how she treated Allura. So here, did that character choice come spontaneously because she knew her better or was it a better strategy?