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The High Priestess is connected to the Moon, which is feminine by nature. * There are times when Sorceress & Priestess are synonymous
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What’s not to like?
** Maleficent translates to “doing evil or harm” |
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“Was designed like a giant vampire bat…” link (doubly attractive since I was also into vampires) Some of her live-action reference was performed by a dancer. Now I ask you, which would YOU choose: |
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Although Maleficent’s portrayed as a Fairy, the 2014 version with Jolie fell more in line with how I envisioned my Sorceress Archetype: strong, beautiful, smart, fierce. The turn the storyline took was refreshing and a spot-on morality tale that redefined the meaning of “true love”. However, it appears that some people were watching a completely different movie. |
“Medea does not fit into the mold of a ‘normal woman’ according to Athenian philosophy. She is depicted of having great intelligence and skill, something typically viewed as a masculine trait by Euripides’ original audience.” link Remember the Anima/Animus Archetypes from the first page? Medea’s perfectly at home with her Animus – another trait common to all my Archetypes. The Medea of my preteen years was the sultry Sorceress |
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Circe |
Still with me? Good. A bit of fun before we continue: – and for the guys |
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