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meriyart · 4 months
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messy bun couple ✧
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nikethestatue · 6 months
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Nessian 🔥
Art: incendiosketches
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jmoonjones · 8 months
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Nessian Week Day 4: AU
I turned Nesta and Cassian into kitties, but then got carried away and made everyone else into a kitteh too
The Valkyries got little white bows, Amren is most likely to bite, and the shadowbabies became shadowkittens 🖤
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lady-of-oorid · 1 month
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They are as toxic as Tamlin and Feyre ever were and I will die on this hill. The only difference is people like Cassian because he is a "cinnamon roll" to Feyre.
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silly--fangirl · 1 month
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i LOVED cassian up until acowar
the "sweethearts", the protectivness, the trust in nesta, the lack of fear, the banter, the adoration
like he was my favourite sjm man, i ate it all up
but after?????? oh my god my feelings are so fucking mixed
at first i was eating up nesta's thought process- so similar to my own. i didn't notice how her relationship with cassian was going
after i started noticing small things it all went crumbling down though
i DISLIKE (can't bring myself to say hate) the man who says personally hurtful things when he's angry, who doesn't protect nesta, who doesn't trust her, who sleeps with her meaninglessly even though it was her way of self destruction with other men
not to say all of the scenes in acosf were terrible: there were still flashes of cassian i know and love, the warrior who can be gentle and caring.
i'm still navigating through my feelings towards him after acosf, i don't think i'll ever stop. i just know i'm grieving the man he used to be in my eyes. i miss that man.
the new cassian? well. he doesn't sit right with me.
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Rhys: I’m not gonna lie, Cass, I’m kinda scared of your mate.
Cassian: Oh, Nesta? Nesta wouldn’t hurt a fly!
Rhys: Okay, that’s reassuring-
Cassian: She would kill a man though.
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nestaapologist · 19 days
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And the sights were as stark as my baby
And the cold cut as sharp as my baby
And the nights were as dark as my baby
And half as beautiful too
Nessian/ As It Was by Hozier
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stargirlie25 · 2 months
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Ive seen a lot of weird things in the acotar fandom but the weirdest might be the Cassian ´´stans´´
Like they all look at Rhysand and Azriel like big bad bloody warriors that are cold as death but then Cassian is some sunshine pookie bear?
Like yall are acting as if he does not have the most muscle, isnt the tallest has 7 red siphons and the general of the night courts army.
As if he isnt the one to train newcomers.
As if he didnt shred a whole village apart for his mom
Like its just weird....
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generalcassianweek · 1 year
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Cassian and Nesta
Art: neural_art_v
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miss-bridgerton · 2 years
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I don’t know what this is from but all I can see is Nesta and Cassian on their wedding day 🥺
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ivorytwilightxx · 30 days
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nikethestatue · 3 months
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Why 3 x 3?
A bit of a wacky tobaccy theory, but hear me out.
What if the (oh so cliche) bat boys were paired with the Archeron girls not only because of mate bonds and whatnot, but because the men activate and sustain the girls' magic?
What do we know so far?
Tamlin refused to train the newly-Fae Feyre in her magic. While Rhys kept insisting that she needs to be trainer. He went to so far as to say that not using your magic can drive you insane. He had to do small magicks in order to siphon some of it off himself.
Now, remember how depressed and mentally and physically sick Feyre was after she was brought back. She was withering in front of everyone's eyes. And she wasn't being trained at all by Tamlin.
Once Rhys began to challenge her and make her do small magical exercises, she began to revert to something new: healthy, more confident, and eventually powerful. She mastered and sustained her magic, eventually being powerful enough to heal the Cauldron itself (it didn't end well, but nevertheless, her power is immense).
Let's talk Nesta--basically, a similar situation as Feyre. Mentally and physically completely wiped out. Extremely depressed, barely functioning, and definitely not using her powers. In fact, she found her power something grotesque and unnatural.
Enter Cassian. Yes, he begins to physically work out with, dealing with her body first (I mean, in many various ways, but let's just talk about their work outs and her lactic acid buildup!), because that's what he does--he is a soldier, a warrior, and his strength is his power. Cassian had said many times that he doesn't really posses any magic outside of his siphons. But what does he do? He takes Nesta to the blacksmith. He (Cassian) lacking in magic, doesn't actually teach or show Nesta anything magical. What what he did was he, like Rhys with Feyre, presented her with an avenue to explore and exercise her magic. And she creates Ataraxia. A magical sword, that becomes both her teacher and her companion and her student, as well as the ultimate extension of her magic. Cassian also helps and supports Nesta is scrying, which, yet again, allows her to release the horrendous magnitude of her magic and with the finding of the trove objects, she begins to wield it, and grow into it. The HOFAS Nesta is very different (magically) from the ACOSF Nesta.
Lastly, we have Elain. Oh look! it's a pattern! Elain is extremely depressed, after being Made. She is starving, she is mumbling to herself, she is almost catatonic.
Enter Azriel. Of course Elain is not using her magic, and no one even understands what it is and how it manifests. But he--equipped with the language and raw magic of the shadows--he understands what is 'wrong' with her. He is the one who names her magic--Sight. She was made a Seer. And virtually as soon as Elain starts to use her magic, as soon as she is able to voice her visions, she begins to feel better. It was a gradual process just like with her sisters, but by the time Azriel handed her Truth Teller, another part of HIS magic, which also became hers, she was coherent and strong enough to use the shadows of the knife, walk across the battlefield and thrust it into the king's neck. By the time the war was over, Elain, who'd used her magic earlier than Nesta, was in a much better shape, and she announced that she'd like to build and grow more gardens. (I am not even touching 'the world needs more gardens!' right now, in light of HOFAS).
Rhys's greatest power is his magic, and that's what he begins to teach Feyre as soon as possible. His power in almost infinite, but so is hers, and together, they are able to reforge the Cauldron and win the War.
Cassian's power is his physicality and his ability as a warrior. That's what he begins to teach Nesta as soon as he is able. He then, leads her to the thing that becomes her outlet and the thing that allows her to create her great weapon, which now became the extension of her power.
Azriel's power is his unique shadowsinging abilities--he can see and hear what no one else can, as well as hide in plain sight. An extension of his power is Truth Teller--a mysterious Made weapon that he didn't allow anyone to touch. What does he do with Elain?--he realises that she is a Seer (giving her the 'Sight' that she didn't know she had). Down the road, he also offers her Truth Teller, as another avenue to use her Made gifts--the power to handle a Made weapon.
I think the batboys were created for the Archeron girls. Not just as mates, not just as lovers, and not only as someone similar in powers to them. I think they were the 'keys' to unlock the powers of the Archeron sisters. They are also the sustainers of that power. Without them, the sisters would've perished under the burden of their magic.
I think that that aligns well with the fact that both Hunt and Rowan served a similar role for Aelin and Bryce respectively. They unlocked the wells of power and insane levels of their girls' magic, but also 'regulated' it. Without them, the magic would've consumed all of the woman--Aelin, Feyre, Byrce, Nesta and Elain.
Three and three is not a 'cliche'. It's a pattern that stretches across all of SJM's series. I think that the men, who are all significantly older than the women, were created first, and given all that time to learn and manage their power and their magic. By the time the girls arrived, the order was established and ready to receive them and help them. The women always lead, and are more powerful than the men. But the men are needed to activate and guide their mates' powers.
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jmoonjones · 10 months
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Me: I draw lots of things
Also me: Here's another Nessian doodle
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lady-of-oorid · 2 months
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xxprettythoughtsxx · 3 months
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tuluaart · 21 days
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Don't get me wrong... Nesta is my Queen. I love her and ACOSF is my fav book from ACOTAR.
But why is everybody blaming Cassian for not taking her side when she and Rhys pick a fight? 😭😂
I mean... i get it. Cass is her mate and boyfriend/husband, and it's romantic and he must protect her in every way because that's what a good mate and husband should do. But it's not like Nesta could not fight her own battles. I even think she'll be pissed off if Cass would ever intervene.
Also, let's not forget that the batboys have a 500+ years relationship and the Archeron sister know them for like.. 2 years? Maybe 3.
I can't blame Cass for being in a situation where he needs to find balance between his brother for life ( who is also his HL and uses his rank on him) and his mate ( whom he clearly loves but which also makes mistakes sometimes).
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