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I dunno. I’m tired and slept a total of 8 hours these last 2 days but I think somewhere in this post there’s an essay about that being his moment of triumph by robbing her of her identity for not choosing Him.

"Once upon a time, in a land long since burned to ash, there lived a young princess who loved her kingdom..."

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Conner reunites with Krypto and his mom.

    S k a d i   —   The giantess goddess of winter, hunting, the wildernes, revenge, judgement and justice. Her name is either identical with the Old Norse common noun skaði, “harm,” or comes from another Germanic root preserved in the Gothic word skadus and the Old English sceadu, both of which mean “shadow.”     Skadi lives in the highest reaches of the mountains, where the snow never melts. She’s an avid huntress, and her bow, snowshoes, and skis are her most often-mentioned attributes. She was once married to the god Njord. However, their marriage was a failure; Njord couldn’t stand the cold and dreariness of the mountains, and Skadi couldn’t stand the light and noise of Njord’s home by the seashore, so the two parted ways.      The giants are predominantly forces of darkness, cold, and death. Skadi fits this pattern, and seems to have had particular associations with winter. Her status as a goddess by marriage, however, along with the frequency of her historical worship, seem to suggest that she has a more benevolent demeanor than most of her kin, perhaps in a capacity as a patroness of winter subsistence activities.

"Kaz Brekker was gone, and Dirtyhands had come to see the rough work done.”

so I said, "he is lucky to have all of you." "no," she said softly—more gently than i'd ever heard. "we are lucky to have him, feyre.

I’ve taken knives, bullets, and too many punches to count, all for a little piece of this town. This is the city I bled for. And if Ketterdam has taught me anything, it’s that you can always bleed a little more. (Merry Christmas @romildas!)