#lohsebille

[ladysantos]

play dos2? for them 🥺

[quibbs]

recently started divinity original sin 2 and now i'm drawing the predictable

[orinthered]

lohses (and one sebille !) i forgot to post here

[eliseliedl]

Divinity Original Sin II 22 / ?

[yurieater69]

[lexsnotdead]

happy pride month! your demonically possessed bard and a former assassin-slave are dating. love wins

[hel-unleashed]

late to the trend, as always, but here they are: Sebille and Lohse mugshot meme

[fangqile]

兴头来了，做了个调色版

[louquorice]

her eyes- bluer than you've ever seen them- shine with... tears?

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I can never commit to pure angst lol

[itselfromhell]

As I’ve previously mentioned, I wrote an article about lohsebille for uni and now that I’m doing a proper Sebille origin run I have some further thoughts that I wanted to share here regarding Sebille’s relationship with Tir-Cendellius and how it parallels Lohse and the demon’s relationship, along with some thoughts on my Sebille origin run (with lone wolves Lohse)

There’s very clear parallels between Lohse and Sebille’s relationships. Both have been taken advantage of by men in their lives and have had their bodies used and taken control of in an incredibly violating manner. but what’s especially interesting to me is how this cycle continues to be perpetuated in Sebille’s life.

First, she runs away from the Mother Tree and her role as a scion, which arguably, is not dissimilar to what happens in the future to her. She doesn’t have control or autonomy and is forced to engage with a cycle of violence. Then she is enslaved, and subjected to that horrifying trauma. But when she properly meets Tir-Cendellius, I was surprised to see this reiteration of the same cycle in her interactions with him, especially since I don’t think I’ve seen anyone talk about this before.

Tir belittles her and blames her for being enslaved. He treats her in the same manner, taunting her and branding her. When Sebille threatens to mark his name on her wrist and kill him, he brands his name on her for Sebille in the most painful way possible. Then the emotional whiplash ensues as he declares her his champion and swaps his name for her own, claiming that she is her own owner now. This is incredibly reminiscent of Lohse’s interactions with the demon and how he flips between praise and belittlement.

I was shocked mainly because Tir’s reaction is so different to what I experienced playing a custom elf character previously.

I do not know as much about this, but from what I have read, Ifan also has a terse relationship with Rhalic, partly due to his transracial adoption into an elven tribe (I think?) I don’t know much about this so I’m curious if anyone else does.

Finally, I’ll add that in a conversation I had with someone, they pointed out that Sebille has decided to stop running away from her past whereas Lohse still does. I think that this is true to an extent, though now playing her origin I see a lot more of her fear and dread regarding her whole story, things she holds close to her chest.

Sebille appears cold and calculated but her motives are purely emotional, and she hides this from the world to protect herself. But in her romance she slowly starts opening this up more. In many ways her pain and trauma are a large part of how she presents herself, she doesn’t hide it, but she presents it in a rather curated way, as opposed to Lohse, who tries to completely hide it and fails.

Anyway, felt the need to get some 2am thoughts about this game out. Curious to hear other perspectives on this.

[iri-2]

[darealeliyellowbear]

When you are a hardcore assassin and your new gf's flirting is making your silly little elf ears blush, to only bring out the uno reverse~

[orinthered]

i like lohse normal amount

[eliseliedl]

Divinity Original Sin II 13 / ?

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[yurieater69]

i think im a bit obsessed with them

[pr-ced]

lohsebille at the function !!