#lilianna temult

[essektheylyss]

The thing that I keep getting stuck on is that Lilianna believed Imogen when she suggested she didn't know about the assassination attempt. Is she swayed because she's had a change of heart, or is she swayed because this deception means she can still believe in the uncomplicated innocence of her daughter? And if the latter, what happens if that image of Imogen is broken again?

[demigoddessqueens]

Oh yes, a new week, a new Thursday coming up

[blazingstar24]

Thinking about Imogen confronting her mom and Lilianna is lost in the sauce, drank the kool-aid and went back for seconds.

So the only way Imogen can get her mom out of being killed is using command. And the command she gives her is

“Run”

[dol--blathanna]

I've already spoke in length about Orym's self-sacrificial tendencies in my 'Orym is a rabbit' post, but don't think I've forgotten about Miss Horse Girl giving Iphigenia vibes over here I just have some concerns about Imogen, whether willingly or forced, becoming a vessel for Predathos (you know, the same entity that Orym tried to comprehend for a single heartbeat and began screaming uncontrollably, had to be cradled like an infant by the Wildmother while he sobbed, and now something inside of him is irreversibly broken). Like I just think that letting an eldritch monster of hunger and oblivion possess you is maybe not a great idea?

One is a rabbit pushing his head willingly into the snare, the other is an ancient Greek princess about to be sacrificed on the altar so the war may continue, and I am asking them both very nicely to Please Stop That and Not Die 🙏💕

[greenteaandtattoos]

IMAGINE

"I couldn't forgive any of you if you had a hand in it, but it needs to be done, so I'll bloody my hands so you don't have to"

JUST IMAGINE IT, OKAY

[awkward-bard]

POV: Lilianna Temult finally answers one question… except not in this episode

🤯

[essektheylyss]

You might say Lilianna.... grounded her.

[aquastranger]

#I think she's swayed by the version of imogen she holds in her mind#that angry betrayal could come back#but i also wonder if she would like. infantilize imogen to the point of being like 'you didn't understand what you were doing'#even as she is angry#and still want to protect that imogen#but easier version: hope she never finds out#cr spoilers#lilianna temult#imogen#c3#c3e91

The thing that I keep getting stuck on is that Lilianna believed Imogen when she suggested she didn't know about the assassination attempt. Is she swayed because she's had a change of heart, or is she swayed because this deception means she can still believe in the uncomplicated innocence of her daughter? And if the latter, what happens if that image of Imogen is broken again?