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Hera and the Wedding Dress
Just saw a post saying there was no point in Hera wearing that wedding dress when she confronted Wulf.
There was every point.
A major part of Wulf's motive was vengeance for not only his father's death, but Hera's "arrogance" in rejecting him. His father's death and Hera's rejection were intertwined in his head, the anger for one fuelled the anger for the other.
Wulf had no reason to duel Hera, except for vengeance.
Hera needed to make Wulf make a bad decision, and to do that she needed to push all his triggers. She needed to get his anger levels rocketing up to one hundred.
And how was she going to do that?
By riding up to him in a fucking wedding dress.
The minute he saw her in that dress, he was spitting vinegar.
Hera knew Wulf's motivations, knew his flaws, and knew the best way of making him make a bad decision, and she acted on that.
That dress was psychological war play.
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“I am bride to no man.”
“Then tell me, to whom are you pledged?”
“Death.”
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