#the witch's daughter

[artschoolglasses]

The Witch's Daughter, Frederick Stuart Church, 1881

[thekenobee]

BURN GORMAN in The Witch's Daughter

[princess-of-the-corner]

so for the witches daughter au, i had an idea how chloe and adrian are still friends, Gabe, Emilie and Natalie find a dangerous magic object the kind the is very much the "do not mess with this at all" kind and bring it to Ariel to contain, while there meeting, a toddler Adrian meets and little chloe and a friendship is formed.

Honestly I'm just imagining that everything gets sidestepped because Ariel would see that Emilie got her shit rocked by a broken Miraculous before her condition goes to far and would have more direct ability to help her

[jtownraindancer]

I'm like 3 weeks late to the party, but The Witch's Daughter looks like it'll be really good!

Thank you @princessegrenouille for originally putting this on my radar! 💙🧡

[provokedgoalie]

help me choose what to read next out of these three 👉🏽👈🏽

[music-in-my-veins14]

There is magic inside of you Hush, my rose still And watch as they fly away With the moonlight on their wings You’ll join their merry haunt someday Hear how they howl and sing

[it-meant-nothing]

Wanda Maximoff // Erik Lehnsherr

Your son is right there, please—

[bitesonmyneck]

Ethel Cain shot by Silken Weinberg // The Blair Witch Project (1999) dir. Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez

@mothercain

[j0celynh0rr0r]

Split personalities

[comingofthedawn]

[girlintodust]

[mimimar]

so this is what it feels like to draw magic for someone else

(art prints)

[blasphemousclaw]

Ranni has every reason to hate Marika. She is the figurehead of an order that has caused her and her family so much misery… and yet, in the Age of the Stars ending cutscene, Ranni holds Marika’s head with such gentleness. It feels less like Ranni is putting down a tyrant, and more like she’s laying her to rest, after many long years of torment. 

Ranni could have been Marika’s successor, but she rejected the guidance of the Two Fingers, slaying her own flesh in order to be rid of their influence: 

“But I would not acquiesce to the Two Fingers. I stole the Rune of Death, slew mine own Empyrean flesh, casting it away. I would not be controlled by that thing.”

Ranni goes to such drastic lengths because the most intolerable thing possible to her is to be a pawn; her will not being her own, but being at the mercy of a higher power. Ranni’s quest is above all about free will – it culminates with Ranni using the Fingerslayer Blade to tear her Two Fingers into bloody ribbons, at long last giving her full control over her own destiny.

Marika in the present day is a prisoner held in perpetual torment. According to Enia and the Two Fingers,

"Queen Marika is the vessel of the Elden Ring, carrier of its vision. A god, in truth. But after the Elden Ring's shattering, she was imprisoned in the Erdtree. A grim punishment for shattering the Order, despite her godhood. The Fingers speak... "Marika's trespass demanded a heavy sentence. But even in shackles, she remains a god, and the vision's vessel.”

Marika shattered the Order, going against the will of the Two Fingers, and was punished for it gravely. In many ways, Marika’s fate is Ranni’s absolute worst nightmare. This is exactly the fate she took such drastic lengths to escape… serving a higher power with her entire being, her will not her own, but the will of the Fingers, with any attempt at change met with violent suppression, her body essentially being used as a puppet to defend the last vestiges of the Order.

“I would not be controlled by that thing.”

I think that Ranni, seeing Marika’s broken body at the end of it all, felt nothing but pity for her in that moment, despite everything she’d done. To me, the act of Ranni holding Marika’s head in her hands feels like she’s saying, “you were my enemy. But there is no worse fate in this world than what you suffered. Now, you can be truly free."

[princess-of-the-corner]

so i think i will cal this au "the witches daughter" so ya, chloe gets raise be Ariel, Guy And Doc (and Wolfe depending on when she starts dating Ariel), Chloe learns magic, cooking and aiming from the trio, so when get to start of season one, she isn;t the bully, she;s the school cryptid who has a weird amount of random skills.

I could see her like. She's the 'I don't realize I'm being mean' type of bully. She says things bluntly forgetting to take feeling into account and is a little morally dubious to get her way, which leads to people assuming she's a jerk.

[sp00ky9]

The green witch!

[m4-t-y]

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