#nesta is a queen

[silverflameataraxia]

I would maybe believe that Nessian were endgame if their book ended with Nesta acknowledging her self-worth and knowing that she deserved to be loved and that she doesn't need to do anything to earn it...but that's not how their book ended.

The book ended with Nesta accepting the love she thinks she deserves...when all she thinks she deserves is to be treated no better than the dirt beneath someone's boot.

Nesta needs to accept the love she knows she deserves...when she knows she deserves to be treated like the queen that she is.

I'm not saying that Nessian's not endgame. Nesta's story arc isn't over yet, and by the end of it, I want to see her acknowledge her value and how amazing she is. I want her to be with someone that she feels worthy of, whether that be Cassian or someone else. I want her to admit that she deserves to be loved, unconditionally, and freely given and that there's nothing she needs to do to "earn" it.

[houseofwindbookshelf]

Feyre And Rhys🖤🌙

cr:found it on pinterest!

[luckybugsdiary]

In ACOTAR Feyres talks about how Nesta was doing her best, how Nesta loves more fiercely than even her. How Nesta was born and raised differently and handled everything differently Feyre herself did. How Nesta feels EVERYTHING for deeply and strongly than most people and uses walls and anger to protect herself from hurt. But people still act like Nesta is a heartless villain.

[wallflowers-in-the-wind]

Nesta: My world has been ripped away and burned down around me one too many times. I don’t even have control over my own autonomy. The only thing I can control is what I make. *proceeds to forge the most powerful items in ACOTAR history*

Rhysand/Feyre/Inner court: Great, so we (Rhysand mainly) won’t allow you to use these weapons or allow anyone to have them. Because you don’t want to upset Feyre.

Nesta: *raises eyebrow*

Rhysand: Uh… you wouldn’t want to upset Elain?

Nesta: …bitch don’t tell me what to do *proceeds to gives them to those who need them most*

Rhysand/Feyre/Inner court:

[nesta-attorney]

Good afternoon, and I hope Nesta haters are suffering while reading cc3 💃🏻

[lady-winter-sunrise]

Hey everyone 🌸💕

For anyone who follows through my multiple rebirths on Tumblr 🤣🤣🤣 You guys know that I haven't been so active in the last few months, but this week I fulfilled a dream that I've had for a long time!!!

My first Commissioned Art!!! 🎉🥳🎊 Yay!!!

It's made by @augusney_draw, follow him on Instagram and learn more about his work.

Now talking about my feelings with this piece... On ACOSF my favorite Nesssian moment was their scene on the Sleeping Mountains, it was my reaffirmation of why I love this couple so much. So I wanted to honor them with a sunrise 🌅scene of them in love in the lake.

I intend to make other arts from many ideas that I have been imagining for a long time 🤍🤍🤍 and I will make sure to post it here on Tumblr and on Instagram (when I have an account for my blog).

I hope you guys loved it as much as I did!!❤️‍🔥

[1800naveen]

GATHER, MY CHILDREN. FOR I HAVE CREATED SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL!

LESBIAN NESTA!

SAPPHIC NESTA! (the background is the sapphic flag if you didn't know!)

BISEXUAL NESTA!

(Yo, Canva is much better than pic college)

[wh0reforfantasy]

Nesta: please just let me drink all of my problems away and fuck whoever i want to

Cassian: that’s hot ngl

Nesta: ????

Cassian: what- I can’t help that everything you say turns me on

[nestaismommy]

Rhysand to Nesta: “You do have a choice,” Rhys said firmly. “You will always have a choice here.”

Nesta:

[nestarcheronmommy]

Do you think Nesta feels save and comfortable telling Cassian about her mental health even in a healthy way? I mean just talking if she had a bad day of about the things she thinks about that may hurt her.

Cause after how Cassian invalidated her and pushed her just for being mean, if I were Nesta I wouldn't feel safe telling "my mate" about. And the funny part is that talking about this is something so basic and normal that all couples should feel safe to do.

Also friendly reminder that he said to her that everyone hates her. But then Nesta is the mean one? No sir, no.

[silverflameataraxia]

Nessian vs. Neris

Cassian: "Nesta forged a new Trove...She could create anything. She could fill our arsenals with weapons that would win us any war."

Eris: "I mean that whatever you want, I'll give it to you in exchange for her. As my bride." He jerked his chin to the box with the dagger at Rhys's feet. "I'd rather have her than that."

That moment when you think Nesta's endgame is going to be the male who would give everything for her. The male who would rather have her than the dagger she Made.

And then SJM'S like, "Lol. No. Nesta's endgame is the male who wants to use her to Make more weapons so the Night Court can win any war. The male who wants to use her to make Feysand High King and Queen. The male who can only find a reason to admire her when she sacrifices her powers to save Feysand's lives."

[houseofwindbookshelf]

“ 𝐈 𝐰𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐰𝐚𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐟𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐡𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐲𝐨𝐮. 𝐀 𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐬. 𝐀𝐧𝐝 𝐢𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐰𝐚𝐬 𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐰𝐞 𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞...

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐰𝐚𝐢𝐭 𝐰𝐚𝐬 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐡 𝐢𝐭”

[wolfnesta]

I was debating posting at all because there’s really not much to be said when the nesta antis are speaking for themselves. I mean CC3 has Nesta. A lot of her. Im not going to go into spoilers or anything but it’s sad actually all they wanna talk about is Nesta this, Nesta that, trying so hard to down talk her I mean the jealousy is so embarrassing, self validation is healthy in certain scenarios but there, at that point, it’s just like embarrassing. I genuinely feel bad for them. Like the way they insist on trying to trash Nesta is genuinely cringe. But if it helps them sleep at night.

[motherrstorm]

nesta my beloved, I could ✂️ the depression right out of you. and I'd give you the meanest aftercare....just saying!

[nesta-attorney]

Nesta is a c*nt but she has done no wrong in my eyes. She owes nobody.

Gwyn is a BOSS ASS BITCH. She’s a Nesta stan (as she should be) and the hottest redhead in Prythian. (Soz Lucien, ily)

Bryce is unapologetic and idgaf if she don’t tell people shit, SO WHAT.

Danika has done everything she could to protect those she loves. Her and Bryce are two different sides of the same coin. She has done nothing wrong in my eyes.

If liking strong female characters makes me a fucking mean girl, allow it. I hate the hate all four of these women get. Be fr, if all of them were written in TOG you’d all gobble them up.

Fr fr. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[lady-winter-sunrise]

For the people who didn't read HOFAS this post has A LOT of spoilers!!!

I decided to make this post for the people who either didn't read the HOFAS or had a problem understanding the plot for the next ACOTAR book.

The Daglan ruled Prythian,Theia, Fionn and Enalius banded them. Theia was a slaved by Vesperus (The Daglan that Nesta, Azriel and Bryce found sleeping under the Prison) and when Theia imprisoned Vesperus, she took the power of the Evening Star. Bryce draws comparisons between Theia and Lidia, as a double agent infiltrating the Daglan, which demonstrates Theia's role played in this war.

And something that hasn't been relevant is exactly how the Daglan were defeated, yes they used the Dead Trove, but how?

It was confirmed that the Cauldron existed before the Daglan arrived, so they cursed it to create their own magic from it, and that's how the Dead Trove were created. Proving that the Cauldron, as the creator of life, wasn't born evil, especially if it was created by the Mother.

I believe that many things will also be revealed about Enalius, who allied himself with Fionn as a traitor of the Daglan. I notice this by the way that Vesperus reacts when she sees Azriel, treating him like a slave. What we know is that Enalius perished in this final battle of the war, and as Fionn's best friend he had a magical dagger that is the sister of Gwydeon, our well-known "Truth Teller". And that Fionn carried that dagger to honor his dead friend. I would also like to remember that there are many parallels between Enalius and Hunt, as traitors soldiers of the Asteri/Daglan. So just like the Angels were a race created by the Asteri, I believe that the Illyrians were genetically shaped by the Daglan, like their army of oppression against the Fae. Which would also justify the location of Illyria, that is so close to Hwen City and connected to the Night Court, which was the place where the Dalgans ruled.

What we also need to know is exactly how Enalius died in Ramiel. Because yes, the final battle was there, this was revealed in ACOSF.

And I believe the Night Court was where Fionn and Theia ruled, specifically Hewn City and the Moonstone Palace. And they didn't built them, but took over when the Daglan lost the war. I could say that Hwen City may have lost its magic, like The Middle did, due to Fionn's death. And I say this because in the tunnel built by Silene the image of Theia and Fionn is lined with Ramiel's stars. And the creatures beneath Hwen City were loyal to Bryce, loyal to the star in her chest, and the tunnel connects Hwen City to the Prison through a portal. The only reason that could have made Silene built that tunnel in Hwen City, is because that had been where her parents had ruled.

So.. In a world of peace, where Theia and Fionn ruled Prythian as High King and Queen, with Theia ruling an independent island called Dusk, today known as Prison.

Theia, unlike Fionn, had a thirst for power and she was "tempted" by Regulus, who was already gathering magical creatures to feed on Midgard. It's important to mention that before the escape of Theia's daughters, Regulus could still travel between worlds, and after Theia's death they were imprisoned in Midgard, something that has not yet been explained.

Then Theia thinking that she could gain more power, betrayed Fionn, leading him to his death in The Middle (which is why The Middle transformed into a lifeless place, as if the magic of the land was mourning the death of the King, because the magic crowned Fionn). Therefore, allied with Pellias, Theia took her daughters and all her people to Midgard, only to discover that she fell into the hands of the same beings she had defeated in Prythian. So Theia allies herself with Hell and tries to defeat them, however, she will die at the hands of Pellias who allied himself with the Asteri.

Before her death, Theia divided her power between her daughters Helena and Silene. Helena was forced to marry Pellias and lived enslaved by the Asteri, becoming Bryce's ancestor. While Silene returned to Pryhtian and married the High Lord of the Night Court.

The fact is that after 15 thousand years, Bryce was the only one who awakened the power of the Evening Star. And the reason Rhysand and Rhun are so similar is because they both have a common ancestor. Rhun and Bryce are descendants of Helena and Rhysand is a descendant of Silene and they are both sisters.

The only thing that has not yet been revealed is who is Silene's heir. Bryce recovered the magic that was divided between the sisters and said that the Starborn era ended on Midgard. Handing Fionn's sword, Gwydion, to Nesta, as if she should carry on that legacy, and the reason Bryce chose Nesta is because their magic is connected, they are both linked with the evening star.

What we don't know is how Nesta achieved these powers, would she have stolen from the Cauldron, just as Theia did with Vesperus or could the Archeron Sisters actually be descendants of the Fae, specifically Silene, Theia's heir. I would like to imagine that some descendant actually had relationships with humans and that heritage reached Nesta, but we will see that in the future...

What we know is that Rhys must have some ancestor in common with the Archeron Sisters, because if Rhys wasn't a descendant of Silene he wouldn't have this resemblance to Rhun or Rhys's sister wouldn't have the same resemblance to Silene. So yes, Theia's lineage is still alive, it just hasn't instilled her magic in these descendants.

Who knows... Bryce also has human blood and that may have been a factor that made Nesta and no other ancestor before her not receive this magic. Because it's confirmed that it's not just any ancestor that is capable of entering that chamber in the Prison, only the ancestor of Theia who has the magic of the evening star, just like Bryce and Nesta.

And I see Dusk being rebuilt in the future, as happened in Midgard, since the places where Silene and Helena built the tunnels are connected by magic, passages that allowed them to go to other worlds. So since the magic of the land was "released" why wouldn't the same thing that happened on Midgard reach Prythian? I think it's totally possible.

And if Bryce really is the genuine heir and Nesta has the same "blood", the fact that she gave Gwydeon to her is proof enough that Nesta will continue the Starborn era in Prithyan.