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After all she explained that [[spoiler: her god always awakens.]] The two gods we have seen in ''every'' pantheon are Lucifer and Minerva. And in the 1831 Pantheon.... we only heard of ''eleven''. Obviously that twelfth could be Minerva.
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After all she explained that [[spoiler: her god always awakens.]] The two gods we have seen in ''every'' pantheon are Lucifer and Minerva. And in the 1831 Pantheon.... we only heard of ''eleven''. Obviously that twelfth could be Minerva. [[spoiler: It would also be inclined as to why she's always so anxious to kill off Minerva and Lucifer every time.]]
!But she might also be... [[spoiler: Persephone]]
MASSIVE spoilers!
[[spoiler: She mentions her god is always there and is the last. Who was the last? Persephone. She's so far the only Persephone we know, and Ananke tried to kill her ASAP. Because Laura's the incarnation of her sister and possibly a descendent. Ananke always feels foolish that it's taken a long time to find her because she's ''used'' to hunting down Persephone]].
!But she might also be... [[spoiler: Persephone]]
MASSIVE spoilers!
[[spoiler: She mentions her god is always there and is the last. Who was the last? Persephone. She's so far the only Persephone we know, and Ananke tried to kill her ASAP. Because Laura's the incarnation of her sister and possibly a descendent. Ananke always feels foolish that it's taken a long time to find her because she's ''used'' to hunting down Persephone]].
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After all she explained that [[spoiler: her god always awakens.]] The two gods we have seen in ''every'' pantheon are Lucifer and Minerva. And in the 1831 Pantheon.... we only heard of ''eleven''. Obviously that eleventh could be Minerva.
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After all she explained that [[spoiler: her god always awakens.]] The two gods we have seen in ''every'' pantheon are Lucifer and Minerva. And in the 1831 Pantheon.... we only heard of ''eleven''. Obviously that eleventh twelfth could be Minerva.
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It's one reason why Woden seemed kind of adverse to letting Minerva die. [[spoiler: cause his son is probably only 13-15.
!Woden will get his LaserGuidedKarma eventually.
!Woden will get his LaserGuidedKarma eventually.
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It's one reason why Woden seemed kind of adverse to letting Minerva die. [[spoiler: cause his son is probably only 13-15.
13-15.]]
!Woden will get his LaserGuidedKarmaeventually.eventually.
![[spoiler: The old woman, Ananke's "sister"]] we saw is either [[spoiler: Lucifer or Minerva]]
After all she explained that [[spoiler: her god always awakens.]] The two gods we have seen in ''every'' pantheon are Lucifer and Minerva. And in the 1831 Pantheon.... we only heard of ''eleven''. Obviously that eleventh could be Minerva.
!Woden will get his LaserGuidedKarma
![[spoiler: The old woman, Ananke's "sister"]] we saw is either [[spoiler: Lucifer or Minerva]]
After all she explained that [[spoiler: her god always awakens.]] The two gods we have seen in ''every'' pantheon are Lucifer and Minerva. And in the 1831 Pantheon.... we only heard of ''eleven''. Obviously that eleventh could be Minerva.
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It's one reason why Woden seemed kind of adverse to letting Minerva die. [[spoiler: cause his son is probably only 13-15.
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It's one reason why Woden seemed kind of adverse to letting Minerva die. [[spoiler: cause his son is probably only 13-15.13-15.
!Woden will get his LaserGuidedKarma eventually.
!Woden will get his LaserGuidedKarma eventually.
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!Minerva didn't get taken over by Ananke, but [[spoiler: was consumed by the Great Darkness - Ananke merely took her place as a duplicate]].
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!Minerva didn't get taken over by Ananke, but [[spoiler: was consumed by the Great Darkness - Ananke merely took her place as a duplicate]].duplicate]].
![[spoiler:Mimir]] is only in his early teens.
It's one reason why Woden seemed kind of adverse to letting Minerva die. [[spoiler: cause his son is probably only 13-15.
![[spoiler:Mimir]] is only in his early teens.
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To inspire all the renaissance era sculptures of course!
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To inspire all the renaissance era sculptures of course!course!
!Minerva didn't get taken over by Ananke, but [[spoiler: was consumed by the Great Darkness - Ananke merely took her place as a duplicate]].
!Minerva didn't get taken over by Ananke, but [[spoiler: was consumed by the Great Darkness - Ananke merely took her place as a duplicate]].
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** This actually does explain why they always last two years and why [[spoiler: Ananke is so keen on making sure that they are all dead]], as well as Lucifer's [[spoiler: complete breakdown in 455.]]
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* This actually would explain why, [[DoingItForTheArt aside from the obvious]], the 1831 special exists.
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* This actually would explain why, [[DoingItForTheArt aside from the obvious]], the 1831 special exists.exists.
!Khnum/Khnemu was in the 16th century Pantheon
To inspire all the renaissance era sculptures of course!
!Khnum/Khnemu was in the 16th century Pantheon
To inspire all the renaissance era sculptures of course!
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In both the 1923 and 2014 Pantheons, Woden [[spoiler: has been a fraud using Mimir's powers to be a god.]] When 1831!Woden confronted the creature that Lucifer raised, she imbued it with her power. The same creature is implied to be what 1923!Woden was [[spoiler: holding captive in the basement of the lighthouse, along with Mimir. It could be that when 1831!Woden infused herself into the creature, she, like Ananke, removed herself from the cycle of the recurrences, which is why both successive Wodens have been frauds.]]
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In both the 1923 and 2014 Pantheons, Woden [[spoiler: has been a fraud using Mimir's powers to be a god.]] When 1831!Woden confronted the creature that Lucifer raised, she imbued it with her power. The same creature is implied to be what 1923!Woden was [[spoiler: holding captive in the basement of the lighthouse, along with Mimir. It could be that when 1831!Woden infused herself into the creature, she, like Ananke, removed herself from the cycle of the recurrences, which is why both successive Wodens have been frauds.]]]]
* This actually would explain why, [[DoingItForTheArt aside from the obvious]], the 1831 special exists.
* This actually would explain why, [[DoingItForTheArt aside from the obvious]], the 1831 special exists.
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Just because hey, there are recurring members of the Recurrence... but the Greek versions of the Norns would be fitting, too.
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Just because hey, there are recurring members of the Recurrence... but the Greek versions of the Norns would be fitting, too.too.
!After the events of Lake Geneva, [[spoiler: Woden can no longer reincarnate.]]
In both the 1923 and 2014 Pantheons, Woden [[spoiler: has been a fraud using Mimir's powers to be a god.]] When 1831!Woden confronted the creature that Lucifer raised, she imbued it with her power. The same creature is implied to be what 1923!Woden was [[spoiler: holding captive in the basement of the lighthouse, along with Mimir. It could be that when 1831!Woden infused herself into the creature, she, like Ananke, removed herself from the cycle of the recurrences, which is why both successive Wodens have been frauds.]]
!After the events of Lake Geneva, [[spoiler: Woden can no longer reincarnate.]]
In both the 1923 and 2014 Pantheons, Woden [[spoiler: has been a fraud using Mimir's powers to be a god.]] When 1831!Woden confronted the creature that Lucifer raised, she imbued it with her power. The same creature is implied to be what 1923!Woden was [[spoiler: holding captive in the basement of the lighthouse, along with Mimir. It could be that when 1831!Woden infused herself into the creature, she, like Ananke, removed herself from the cycle of the recurrences, which is why both successive Wodens have been frauds.]]
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!Minerva's in every recurrence [[spoiler: because she's ''Ananke'' - or rather, Ananke is really Minerva]]
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!Minerva's in every recurrence [[spoiler: because she's ''Ananke'' - or rather, Ananke is really Minerva]]Minerva]]
!There are a lot of people who could become Gods - Ananke just chooses the twelve most worthy candidates
Ananke's talk with Laura and the fact that the 1830s Inanna had to ask to be ascended imply that there are more than twelve potential candidates (this also includes people who are part of a group - ie the norns or the Sisters of the Parsonage.)
!The Sisters of the Parsonage were actually the Moirai
Just because hey, there are recurring members of the Recurrence... but the Greek versions of the Norns would be fitting, too.
!There are a lot of people who could become Gods - Ananke just chooses the twelve most worthy candidates
Ananke's talk with Laura and the fact that the 1830s Inanna had to ask to be ascended imply that there are more than twelve potential candidates (this also includes people who are part of a group - ie the norns or the Sisters of the Parsonage.)
!The Sisters of the Parsonage were actually the Moirai
Just because hey, there are recurring members of the Recurrence... but the Greek versions of the Norns would be fitting, too.
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!Baal will [[spoiler: be killed by "Minerva" who will then try to set Persephone up as the fall girl.]]
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!Baal will [[spoiler: be killed by "Minerva" who will then try to set Persephone up as the fall girl.]]]]
!Minerva's in every recurrence [[spoiler: because she's ''Ananke'' - or rather, Ananke is really Minerva]]
!Minerva's in every recurrence [[spoiler: because she's ''Ananke'' - or rather, Ananke is really Minerva]]
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!The last ones standing will be [[spoiler: Urdr - possibly Baphonet. Persephone, "Minerva", and "Woden" will also be still standing at the end.]]
!Baal will [[spoiler: Be killed by "Minerva" who will then try to set Persephone up as the fall girl.]]
!Baal will [[spoiler: Be killed by "Minerva" who will then try to set Persephone up as the fall girl.]]
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!The last ones standing will be [[spoiler: Urdr - possibly Baphonet.Baphomet. Persephone, "Minerva", and "Woden" will also be still standing at the end.]]
!Baal will [[spoiler:Be be killed by "Minerva" who will then try to set Persephone up as the fall girl.]]
!Baal will [[spoiler:
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* '''Massive Issue 33 spoilers'''! [[spoiler: Ananke apparently took over Minerva's body. Thus, Ananke isn't bound by flesh, but has to be able to act upon the world in a flesh-and-blood form, so she takes over peoples' bodies if she's killed or dies through some natural cause (ie, a hurricane or an earthquake). Ananke always ends up aging so she looks the same each time - much like how Miang alters all her host bodies by turning their hair indigo. Thus, the Ananke Persephone killed isn't even the ''original'' Ananke, but her ''current incarnation''. However, in contrast to Miang, who has little to no control over her next host, Ananke can ''choose'' her host body, so she chose Minerva to keep close to the Pantheon. By the time the 2100s pantheon comes about (assuming this didn't cause a delay) Minerva!Ananke will resemble the same old woman we're used to.]]
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* '''Massive Issue 33 spoilers'''! [[spoiler: Ananke apparently took over Minerva's body. Thus, Ananke isn't bound by flesh, but has to be able to act upon the world in a flesh-and-blood form, so she takes over peoples' bodies if she's killed or dies through some natural cause (ie, a hurricane or an earthquake). Ananke always ends up aging so she looks the same each time - much like how Miang alters all her host bodies by turning their hair indigo. Thus, the Ananke Persephone killed isn't even the ''original'' Ananke, but her ''current incarnation''. However, in contrast to Miang, who has little to no control over her next host, Ananke can ''choose'' her host body, so she chose Minerva to keep close to the Pantheon. By the time the 2100s pantheon comes about (assuming this didn't cause a delay) Minerva!Ananke will resemble the same old woman we're used to.]]
!The series will end (not including specials and epilogue chapters) in 2016.
Because come on, 2016 had a lot of celebrity deaths.
!The last ones standing will be [[spoiler: Urdr - possibly Baphonet. Persephone, "Minerva", and "Woden" will also be still standing at the end.]]
!Baal will [[spoiler: Be killed by "Minerva" who will then try to set Persephone up as the fall girl.]]
!The series will end (not including specials and epilogue chapters) in 2016.
Because come on, 2016 had a lot of celebrity deaths.
!The last ones standing will be [[spoiler: Urdr - possibly Baphonet. Persephone, "Minerva", and "Woden" will also be still standing at the end.]]
!Baal will [[spoiler: Be killed by "Minerva" who will then try to set Persephone up as the fall girl.]]
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* This is just a headcanon for fun, but she was a mythic AmbiguouslyGay female poet, and the mix of art and sexuality is the kind of stuff this comic is known for.
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* This is just a headcanon for fun, but she was a mythic AmbiguouslyGay female poet, and the mix of art and sexuality is the kind of stuff this comic is known for.for.
!The gods are ideas rather than {{Reincarnation}}s, like [[VideoGame/{{Xenogears}} Miang]].
* The gods aren't the same person every time they incarnate, but their 'personalities' do tend to influence their current host bodies (ie, how Lucifer always tends to rebel and how Urdr was "always a difficult one"). Every person has the "potential" to become a member of the Pantheon, but some are more likely than others. Ananke only awakens the people who have the ''most'' potential to become Gods - within the "prime of their lives" so to speak. [[spoiler: thus old people wouldn't become gods, based upon the 1830 pantheon it seems they are at most maybe in their mid to late twenties or early thirties? This is also why David Blake isn't a god, but his son is.]] And this also leads to...
![[spoiler: Ananke ''is'' much more like [[VideoGame/{{Xenogears}} Miang]] than the other gods - as Ananke ''must'' be present at ''all'' times.]]
* '''Massive Issue 33 spoilers'''! [[spoiler: Ananke apparently took over Minerva's body. Thus, Ananke isn't bound by flesh, but has to be able to act upon the world in a flesh-and-blood form, so she takes over peoples' bodies if she's killed or dies through some natural cause (ie, a hurricane or an earthquake). Ananke always ends up aging so she looks the same each time - much like how Miang alters all her host bodies by turning their hair indigo. Thus, the Ananke Persephone killed isn't even the ''original'' Ananke, but her ''current incarnation''. However, in contrast to Miang, who has little to no control over her next host, Ananke can ''choose'' her host body, so she chose Minerva to keep close to the Pantheon. By the time the 2100s pantheon comes about (assuming this didn't cause a delay) Minerva!Ananke will resemble the same old woman we're used to.]]
!The gods are ideas rather than {{Reincarnation}}s, like [[VideoGame/{{Xenogears}} Miang]].
* The gods aren't the same person every time they incarnate, but their 'personalities' do tend to influence their current host bodies (ie, how Lucifer always tends to rebel and how Urdr was "always a difficult one"). Every person has the "potential" to become a member of the Pantheon, but some are more likely than others. Ananke only awakens the people who have the ''most'' potential to become Gods - within the "prime of their lives" so to speak. [[spoiler: thus old people wouldn't become gods, based upon the 1830 pantheon it seems they are at most maybe in their mid to late twenties or early thirties? This is also why David Blake isn't a god, but his son is.]] And this also leads to...
![[spoiler: Ananke ''is'' much more like [[VideoGame/{{Xenogears}} Miang]] than the other gods - as Ananke ''must'' be present at ''all'' times.]]
* '''Massive Issue 33 spoilers'''! [[spoiler: Ananke apparently took over Minerva's body. Thus, Ananke isn't bound by flesh, but has to be able to act upon the world in a flesh-and-blood form, so she takes over peoples' bodies if she's killed or dies through some natural cause (ie, a hurricane or an earthquake). Ananke always ends up aging so she looks the same each time - much like how Miang alters all her host bodies by turning their hair indigo. Thus, the Ananke Persephone killed isn't even the ''original'' Ananke, but her ''current incarnation''. However, in contrast to Miang, who has little to no control over her next host, Ananke can ''choose'' her host body, so she chose Minerva to keep close to the Pantheon. By the time the 2100s pantheon comes about (assuming this didn't cause a delay) Minerva!Ananke will resemble the same old woman we're used to.]]
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** Jossed. That person is actually Jon Blake[=/=]Mimir.
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** Jossed. That [[spoiler:That person is actually Jon Blake[=/=]Mimir.
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** Confirmed that Inanna [[spoiler:Inanna]] is alive. Jossed that he is in league with Ananke.
on being Ananke's ally though.
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** Jossed. That person is actual actually Jon Blake[=/=]Mimir.
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!The Great Darkness is [[spoiler: internal]]internal]].
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** Confirmed in the worst way possible.
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* !Creator/{{Sappho}} was a goddess.
This is just a headcanon for fun, but she was a mythic AmbiguouslyGay female poet, and the mix of art and sexuality is the kind of stuff this comic is known for.
This is just a headcanon for fun, but she was a mythic AmbiguouslyGay female poet, and the mix of art and sexuality is the kind of stuff this comic is known for.
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* This is just a headcanon for fun, but she was a mythic AmbiguouslyGay female poet, and the mix of art and sexuality is the kind of stuff this comic is known for.
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This one is a bit far-fetched, but there is a certain symmetry in having Woden guard [[spoiler: a possibly-immortal copy of a previous Woden]]. Also, the "horns" are pretty similar and have similar shades of blue.
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* This one is a bit far-fetched, but there is a certain symmetry in having Woden guard [[spoiler: a possibly-immortal copy of a previous Woden]]. Also, the "horns" are pretty similar and have similar shades of blue.
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After all, Ananke really wanted to dispose of her, and her powers help the 'baddies' grow.
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They've never been seen at the same time. It would explain the attraction to Asian women, being formerly married to one. His patriarchy speech discussed fathers, and he obviously feels passionate about being a dad. Maybe Jon is in the Blue/Pink Woden. More explanation here: http://myfirstsearchengine.tumblr.com/post/129718169425/now-im-wondering-if-woden-was-being-literal
!Creator/{{Sappho}} was a goddess.
!Creator/{{Sappho}} was a goddess.
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* They've never been seen at the same time. It would explain the attraction to Asian women, being formerly married to one. His patriarchy speech discussed fathers, and he obviously feels passionate about being a dad. Maybe Jon is in the Blue/Pink Woden. More explanation here: http://myfirstsearchengine.tumblr.com/post/129718169425/now-im-wondering-if-woden-was-being-literal
* !Creator/{{Sappho}} was a goddess.
* !Creator/{{Sappho}} was a goddess.
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!Creator/Sappho was a goddess.
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This one is a bit far-fetched, but there is a certain symmetry in having Woden guard [[spoiler: a possibly-immortal copy of a previous Woden]]. Also, the "horns" are pretty similar.
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!Sappho was a goddess.
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!Creator/Sappho was a
This is just a headcanon for fun, but she was a mythic AmbiguouslyGay female poet, and the mix of art and sexuality is the kind of stuff this comic is known for.
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!The person in the Woden-like suit from issue #14 is [[spoiler: the Creature from the 1831 special.]]
This one is a bit far-fetched, but there is a certain symmetry in having Woden guard [[spoiler: a possibly-immortal copy of a previous Woden]]. Also, the "horns" are pretty similar.
This one is a bit far-fetched, but there is a certain symmetry in having Woden guard [[spoiler: a possibly-immortal copy of a previous Woden]]. Also, the "horns" are pretty similar.
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![[spoiler: Inanna]] is still alive, and was in league with Ananke from the start.
Did anyone notice those tellingly purple stars at the end of the flashback in issue #28, which appeared in front of the letter Ananke addressed to somebody vague? Also, the section was titled "Baddies", as in more than one bad guy involved.
Did anyone notice those tellingly purple stars at the end of the flashback in issue #28, which appeared in front of the letter Ananke addressed to somebody vague? Also, the section was titled "Baddies", as in more than one bad guy involved.
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!Woden isn't [[spoiler: Jon Blake, but David Blake.
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!Woden isn't [[spoiler: Jon Blake, but David Blake.
Blake.]]
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* [[spoiler: The Pantheon, at the end of their two year life cycles all degrade mentally and physically. Their powers/miracles either burn them out at an accelerated rate, or Godhood simply cannot be contained by human bodies. Persephone, as the latest of the conversions, is bringing about their doom related to the previous troper theory.]]
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* [[spoiler: The Pantheon, at the end of their two year life cycles all degrade mentally and physically. Their powers/miracles either burn them out at an accelerated rate, or Godhood simply cannot be contained by human bodies. Persephone, as the latest of the conversions, is bringing about their doom related to the previous troper theory.]]]]
!Woden isn't [[spoiler: Jon Blake, but David Blake.
!Sappho was a goddess.
!Woden isn't [[spoiler: Jon Blake, but David Blake.
!Sappho was a goddess.
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* The Pantheon, at the end of their two year life cycles all degrade mentally and physically. Their powers/miracles either burn them out at an accelerated rate, or Godhood simply cannot be contained by human bodies. Persephone, as the latest of the conversions, is bringing about their doom related to the previous troper theory.[[/spoiler]]
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* [[spoiler: The Pantheon, at the end of their two year life cycles all degrade mentally and physically. Their powers/miracles either burn them out at an accelerated rate, or Godhood simply cannot be contained by human bodies. Persephone, as the latest of the conversions, is bringing about their doom related to the previous troper theory.[[/spoiler]]]]
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!The Great Darkness that Ananke spoke about is [[spoiler: Persephone]].
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!The Great Darkness that Ananke spoke about is [[spoiler: Persephone]].Persephone]].
!The Great Darkness is [[spoiler: internal]]
*The Pantheon, at the end of their two year life cycles all degrade mentally and physically. Their powers/miracles either burn them out at an accelerated rate, or Godhood simply cannot be contained by human bodies. Persephone, as the latest of the conversions, is bringing about their doom related to the previous troper theory.[[/spoiler]]
!The Great Darkness is [[spoiler: internal]]
*The Pantheon, at the end of their two year life cycles all degrade mentally and physically. Their powers/miracles either burn them out at an accelerated rate, or Godhood simply cannot be contained by human bodies. Persephone, as the latest of the conversions, is bringing about their doom related to the previous troper theory.[[/spoiler]]
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!The Great Darkness that Ananke spoke about is [[spoiler: Persephone]].
