#valors

**SOME SPOILERS**

Okay so @rachiecakes14 gave me the idea of Aurora Valor being very good at curses on my post about the Valors and wondering why Aurora and Castor don’t have magic that were told about. Her diary is said to have a curse on it and there are other reasons why this could be true.

What if her and Lysander used their powers together (Lysander being something to do with memories, Aurora theoretically being good with curses) and made the story curse? And then the other set of twins that were inventors (Tempest and Romulus if I am correctly remembering) we’re able to connect it to their arches. Like the giant one at the entrance you’re not supposed to talk going through so that the story magic doesn’t get out.

We don’t know when it was created but isn’t it odd Jacks is able to tell Evangeline what happened to Merrywood despite the story curse? (Unless if the fact he was there changes something) After Castor is killed we know he goes back and attacks S.Wood in his vampire form. Since everyone thought after Castors death the Valors made a monster (who was actually castor) to avenge him it would make sense if they want people to forget.

“My mother didn’t raise a hypocrite. You can call me a lot of things, but not that.”

Source: How Brendan Fraser Made It All the Way Back | GQ

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One word for this: VALUES !!!

(o como diría Pep Guardiola: Valors!)

I salute you Brendan Fraser.

Hhahaha sweet anon. <3 I would consider turning off anon asks (if anyone wanted to send an ask they would be forced to do it publicly) but Valoris got people SOooo infuriated that some of them didn’t even bother going anon before posting their rants here so... what’s the use. XD

Thanks for this ask, there are indeed a couple of points I forgot to make in the previous breakdown.

Remember, Boris! It’s not the telephone’s fault!

And look at Boris’ face in this scene when Valery coldly delivers the term “biorobots”.

Valery surpassed his “expectations”. He’s resigned. This is a war meeting and Valery’s Newspeak has grown as cynical and detached as that of a general’s.