#narya

*Mac immediately puts her in his bands superhero team and Heather goes somewhere else*

*only other woman is Stitch.*

*one week old Snowbird trying to learn how to be a normal woman from Stitch and how to be human in general from the rest of the flight.*

For all this Snowbird she is surprisingly normal.

alpha flight enjoyers, i humbly offer she

First Impression: Dear God, I can't believe this character exists. Snowbird is a controversial character to say the least. Even for the eighties her writing leaves a lot of be desired.

Current Impression: I'm not going to say that Narya is one of my favorite Alpha Flight characters. However I do find some of her stories interesting. I think her relationship to her "godhood" and how willing she is to sacrifice quit literally anything for it makes for some very interesting character moments.

Favorite Moment: Alpha Flight #6, in which Narya spends almost five whole pages battling monster and we see none of it.

It's just several blank pages with some lettering. It's perfect...

Story Idea: Like I said how much Narya enjoys and strives to keep her Godhood is really interesting and could lend itself to some fun stories.

Unpopular opinion: Like Elizabeth I don't think Narya's popular enough to have an "unpopular" opinion on, so I think I'm going to skip this one.

Favorite Relationship: Narya's a pretty isolated character on Alpha Flight. I think her relationship to Elizabeth is pretty interesting. She's as much as Michael's daughter as Elizabeth is. However unlike Elizabeth, Michael did raise Narya and I think there's potential to flesh those parts of the characters out.

Like, Rivendell and Lorien are like that (peaceful, weird in a good way, seemingly frozen in time) because the ring bearers are constantly there. Maybe the remnants of Naryas influence still persist in Mithlond, same for Vilya and Lindon. The stones in Eregion remember the elves because rings of power once dwelled there (though not for as along as elswhere).

And the Shire now has this vibe of being peaceful, orderly and flourishing, almost fairy tale esque like you would only find in an elven kingdom. That in a world slowly draining its magic — because they have their own source of magic in form of the weird old dude who comes by once in a while to smoke their weed and give some banging firework show.