Viviane Romance on a vintage postcard
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Viviane Romance on a vintage postcard
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Who trapped whom in Brocéliande? Gustave Doré’s engraving of Merlin and Viviane answers quietly: not with action, but with inevitability. He sits already tired, holding her; she looks up, not in love, but in calculation. The tree arches above them like a closing vault. From Alfred Tennyson’s *Viviane*: a spell learned, a fate accepted. He knows. He teaches her anyway. Doré turns the forest into a trap long before the magic begins. Quelle: meisterdrucke.com
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Fuck anyone who thinks that Kallias doesn't see Viviane as an equal just because she wasn't given the title of High Lady. She's more of a High Lady than Feyre ever can and Rhysand allows her to be.
She was ruling all 50 years and protecting the Winter Court in his stead while he was imprisoned under the mountain.
The problem with feminism nowadays is that the girlies go gaga for performative feminism where titles and being perceived are given more importance than the actual treatment of being a man's equal.
Feyre doesn't know anything about ruling, and doesn't do anything with her prized title.
Viviane isn't High Lady but she's ruled and is rightfully respected by the Winter Court and its people.
Merlin And Vivien. Lancelot Speed's illustration for James Thomas Knowles' The Legends of King Arthur and His Knights (1912)