#nevermore lenore

[alwaysless]

So we were discussing this art with a friend, and I noticed that the statues on the sides were different from the original painting. The original depicts cherubs, but in the rnf redraw they were replaced by statues of Roman goddesses.

Near Lenore, there is obviously Artemis (WITH A DEER). Behind Annabel is Venus.

I just think it's neat okay

[lina-studen]

oh, so originally lenore knew that it was annabel's biggest fear, yet she didn't remember that or didn't care much TT

at first I got so caught up with excitement for the new episodes and flashbacks that I forgot they're in their divorce era now...

[morenevermore]

Witcher Lenore on a hunt for the Lady in White

[legavo16]

Modern au again ✌️✌️✌️

[cryptid-paint]

Lenore Nevermore my beloved

[saltyghostcrow]

Decided to make my second Nevermore meme 💀

[eternallymasked]

Happy late Halloween everyone 👻🎃

[cherie-soup]

lenore and annabel lee, perhaps?

[cerealman]

POV my Cowboy au 😔

(Also yes I did copy paste letters from the og meme so I could write sheriff Annabel. What about it)

[alwaysless]

A theory about Lenore's death and the reasons why she still hasn't manifested

Has it ever been said that Lenore and Annabel died at the same time? We know that Annabel died at the wedding, but what about Lenore? It would make sense if they died on the same day, but I can't remember any clear information or frames that would confirm this. What if Lenore survived? Maybe she ran away, or her parents took her home, or she was sent to jail or something like that.

So my theory is that Lenore died trying to avenge Annabel's death.

Let's get this straight: I don't believe that Lenore killed Annabel. It's kind of... too predictable. The deans want to make Annabel believe it, and the authors are trying to convince readers of it. But in this shot, Lenore is looking one way, and the gun is pointing the other way. We don't know who she's aiming at or who she's talking to, so I'm sticking to the theory that Annabel died at the hands of someone else.

So, revenge. Vindictiveness is not a trait of Lenore's personality. At least, if we talk about the Lenore that we know from Nevermore. She's not vindictive, she doesn't even really want to take revenge on Monty: in the catacombs, she prefers to humiliate him, and she doesn't seem interested in killing him at all (although his death would make life easier for everyone).

When Duke quite fairly tries to kill Annabelle (I'm not saying he's right, but he has his reasons, let's be honest), Lenore talks him out of it. Yes, including because it's her wife, but Lenore looks like a typical noble rebel with a golden heart, a knight on a white horse, ready to give people a chance.

She's helping Ada. She admits that Will doesn't deserve to be shot in the head, although in fact, he quite deserves it, he walled up a man alive. Ada didn't give Lenore any reason to trust her, but I'm sure that even after the first season finale, if Ada asks to join the misfits with a repentant look enough, Lenore will be the first to accept her.

So yeah. Lenore is not vindictive. She won't take revenge on people. Will she?

Here's the thing: Lenore from Nevermore is different from Lenore during her lifetime and white raven entire conflict is actually based on this. Lenore that Annabel remembers was a reckless daredevil who was ready to sacrifice the whole world for Annabel. Lenore set fire to her own house, endangering a bunch of servants, quite possibly even causing their deaths, and she didn't seem to care that much. She had nothing to lose except Annabel, so she was willing to take any risk for their happy ending. But if you take Annabel away from her as well?

Lenore from Nevermore is not vindictive. But I can easily believe that Lenore during her lifetime was ready to put a bullet between the eyes of the man who dared to kill Annabel, and eventually die, obsessed with revenge.

Perhaps that's why Lenore hasn't get her spectre yet. Simply because she is too far from the feelings she felt at the time of her death. At least for now.

[lina-studen]

"there's no need for flowers here".

hai I'm back! and not empty handed too c:

open the image up for the better quality, tumblr shrinks it too much!

[morenevermore]

I made some more Witcher au stuff

[legavo16]

[call-me-chips]

Comment a word and I will relate it back to Nevermore

Ex: Dog

Dog = pet = Lenore is pet = Lenore = Nevermore

[saltyghostcrow]

LOSING MY MIND OVER THEM THEY NEED TO KISS IMMEDIATELY

Also these two panels are soooo nice