Cassie and Cissie being best friends 💕
Kon bringing Cissie to Cassie for help is 💕
Them being so gentle with her after everything is 💕
Helena knowing Cissie's mom is wearing the goddamn mask because of how overbearing she's acting 💕
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On the meanings of the titles of Neuvillette's soundtracks
because hoo boy. he can fit so much religious and mythological symbolism in him.
1. Teaser theme - Eleusis Dicis Gratia
With the help of Latin-speaking discord buddies who wished to remain anonymous, we established that the phrasing is clunky, but "dicis gratia" means "you thank" or "thank", that is, either just second person or an imperative.
Eleusis (or Elefsina) is a city in Greece which in ancient history and mythology is famous for two things equally relevant to us.
1. It was a coastal town, and one of the coastal caves was said to be the place where Persephone was abducted by Hades, as well as the entrance to Tartarus, the abyss under the realm of Hades.
(Parallelled by Meropide and the Primordial Sea under it? Also does this mean that those of you who say that Wriolette are Hades and Persephone-coded are even more right than you think you are?)
2. Shortly after the creation of Athens, there was a war between it and Elefsina, supposedly deity-backed: Athens belonging to, of course, Athena, and Elefsina to Poseidon. Athens won, but out of all the territories conquered by it, Elefsina remained the most independent one, even allowed to call itself a polis and coin its own money.
(Parallelled by the usurpation of Hydro authority and Neuvillette's second-highest position in Fontaine?)
Eleusis was also an eponymous mytholigical hero. They (gender is inconclusive, but more likely male) don't have any deeds of interest, but their parentage is somewhat relevant: Hermes and an Oceanid-nymph, Daeira. (This would fit Furina better than Neuvillette)
Conclusion: "Eleusis" can mean both a place (to be interpreted as Fontaine) and a person (to be interpreted as either Neuvillette or Furina). Either they are thanked by someone or someone implores another to thank them. Therefore a perfect conclusion is unachievable, but my personal favourite interpretation, based on the teaser's content, is "Neuvillette tells himself to thank Fontaine [for giving him perspective]".
Phew.
2. Demo theme - Parousia Diluvi
This one's actually much easier!
"Parousia" translates literally from Greek as "presence", but lithurgically it means "Second Coming". "Diluvi" is probably familiar from the Story Quest name, so the full name of the track is "Second Coming of the Flood".
Bonus: the lyrics in the beginning and from 0:59 to 1:10 are "Omne sublime despicit est heres superbiae", meaning "Every deity is looked down upon by the proud heir". Which is, well, canon. (credit to @vidyadharaonline and @hosbirb in the video's comments!)
TL;DR: A WHOLE LOT of Greek mythology and biblical references here.
P. S. All info from Wikipedia! Also feel free to correct me
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If Zoro turned to someone he was fighting and said “I WANT TO HAVE GAY SEX WITH YOU” I wouldn’t even be phased…
His fights are so full of sexual tension already that I probably wouldn’t even notice until someone pointed it out to me lol
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"what if i told you, that in about an hour, you will leave here different..."
wasn't gonna make art for this movie (and tbh it's not my best), but the brainrot got to me, okay? it's so good, i need to see it again asap. AND NOW WE GOT BONUS CONTENT TOO, LIKE,,?!?!?
//nope spoilers ig
he wasn't lying tho, they left different.
scariest scene i've ever watched in my life oh my god.
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