Easter Vigil last night gave me some new Locked Tomb thoughts:
-Do we think Harrow would love or hate the Valley of the Dry Bones? It is quite literally raising skeletons which she would love but then there's all this lesser (according to her) flesh and spirit magic which she would hate.
-Tasmyn Muir actually did a fucking incredible job representing the holy trinity as a singular being in John Gaius. I know there's other more obvious Holy Trinity metaphors (I see you, Gideon Jesus) but nobody talks about how Jod is all three. God- literally in the story he is God, creator of the universe post- Resurrection, but also Jesus (for he became flesh, was human), and the Holy Spirit- breath of life to the world. His life/breath literally sustains the sun- the life (and light!) of the world. There's something about the connection between Jod's life, which implies breath, and God's breath as the Holy Spirit being one and the same that is so well encapsulated in the Dominicus flare. Also! The overlapping of Jesus and Holy Spirit in Dominicus (life and light of the world), sustained through the life and existence of God/Jod is actually so good.
