I thought about the possibility that either Feyre or Rhys could die. Like for real this time and without the “all-high- lords-draw-the-uno-reverse-card”-thing.
And about what would happen to the other one. Somehow I think that Feyre is much more likely to ever overcome this loss even if it’s devastating either way. She has a kind of strength that I can’t see in Rhys. A stubbornness if you want. I mean we know that he is the most powerful High Lord ever lived and stuff. And he already overcame so much - they both did.
But I feel like Feyre is more “run by spite” than Rhys is. And maybe this is what it needs to overcome this kind of loss. More than power or 500+ years of experience or headstrengh.
I finally finished a Mor chibi, so now I have one for every member of the Court of Dreams! I’ll be selling sticker sheets soon :) More can be found on my Instagram, at evalesco5
When Sarah wrote ACOSF and made female empowerment and friendship a central part of Nesta’s journey, I don’t think she intended for Gwyn to then be used as a tool to demean, tear down, and pit female characters against other female characters. If it’s not Elain it’s Mor. If it’s not Mor it’s Feyre. I just really don’t think that’s what she had in mind when she wrote her character. Why are you setting up your fave like this?
Also, for everyone tearing down Feyre for her love of painting, I hope you’re not commissioning, posting, or reblogging fanart. You know, because apparently painting and drawing is a useless and pathetic hobby.
Ngl Feyre was a challenge, I think her face just changes a lot in my mind as the books go on so finding her look was not easy but I just loved weaving in little genetic secrets linking Nyx to his parents
I am in LOVE with this new commission of Feyre by avocatt_art on Instagram ❤️
I’m obsessed with the idea of evil Feyre, there’s so much potential there, and it came out so perfectly I gasped out loud when I saw the finished version
Reposts allowed with credit to both @highqueenmorrigan and @/avocatt_art
OH MY GOD you guysss i just realised something. So you know how cassian has red siphons and azriel has blue ones and when you mix red and blue you get purple, right? Rhys’ power is basically night and the colors of night are mostly black and purple (and his power is often depicted so in art).Also rhys has violet eyes. It feels like one more way sarah’s showing us their connection. Both cassian and azriel were alone before they made friends with rhys and then each other and it’s like rhys connects them? Does this make sense? am i blabbering or am i onto something
