Unter_allen mafiaverse: This is also a problem. On the other, there are one or two muns who expressed interest in interacting with him, and I don't wish to disapoint. On one hand, most of the characters there that Vorenus had strong relationships with have departed, making it a bit hard for me to really bring him into any sort of view. He only gets to bitch a little bit lately.
I really, really loved having other characters from Vorenus' canon to interact with, and the individuals involved were always brilliant.ĭear_mun: Pretty much on the down low there. Sixwordstories: I'm still really not hanging out here, although I think there's a few people I met there I need to re-establish contact with. So, here's what's going on with him from now until say, 31 August. I'm fond of him, and he deserves a lot more attention from me. He has always been one of the few fictional characters I've identified with on a personal level (long story there) and the only muse I write with any level of frequency that isn't my own creation. That being said, for the time being I'm actually going to concentrate on Vorenus. It has been some time since I sat down and paid this journal any attention, but lately a few circumstances have brought me back to my favourite grumpy Roman - least of all reasons being that it's been about a year since I got into Rome's fandom and I'm still utterly endeared to the entire story. Warning: Contains MAJOR SPOILERS for seasons 1 and 2. ( Really, where to begin on the number of ways that fate has fucked him every which way over the years? Collapse ) Ptolemy also focused on the role of fate in his writings, emphasizing the idea that fate or fortune or whatever you’d like to call her (and it was most certainly a her, because men couldn’t possibly be that cruel and capricious) was the driving force behind all events, rather than the gods.Īnd while Lucius Vorenus might have been born two hundred years too early to know of Ptolemy’s world view, there was no denying that he would have agreed one hundred percent with the man’s assessment of fortune and its role in human lives. Rather the gods existed beyond the stars and to reach them all manner of rituals would have to be employed to break beyond the sub-lunar realm and all of the planets and then the stars themselves. According to Ptolemy’s universe, there was no longer simply earth with the gods above and the gods below.
Some time in the second century of the common era, the traditional system of pagan belief in regards to the gods was overwritten by a man name Ptolemy.
And yes, I've been reading too much Terry Prachett.
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This is a first for me (I've never written a fandom muse before) so please bear with me and feel free to leave as much concrit as you'd like. In my attempt to get into giving Vorenus some actual serious consideration as a muse, I'll be working with some of his actual canon and such.
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