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Aaravos the fallen elf

I’m alive!! And this took 10 hours, one of my proudest fanart so far!

Reference pic: Fallen Angel by Alexandre Cabanel. Aaravos reminds me too much of Lucifer…. Okay but I revisited this underrated fandom to see my favorite character and saw out of context things of him from season 5 and WHAT HAPPENED AFTER LEAVING WITH MEMORIES OF SEASON 3

Was thinking about the old designs verses the new designs and blacked out only to wake up to this

In drawing this though I realized the reason Corvus fell was because he didn’t have proper gloves to use his chain weapon with so he couldn’t get a good grip

Her hands itched with the horrible lightness of each scattered piece, her feet ached as she walked and walked and walked to gather her father back together… And then the voice, the thread she had caught and clung to and used to haul herself out of the darkness.

they wrote that bit of Lost Child for me, personally

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i was thinking about that little poem Callum was reciting in the trailer. what if it has to do with Deep magic? In the discord Q&A they said that there would an important Deep magic spell coming up in s5 and ever since then i've been thinking what kind of magic even is that and i came to this conclusion.

"Do not ask how the ocean's blue

or why the tides their time do keep,

to love is to simply to know this;

the tides are true as the ocean is deep."

I think he is reciting a peom he has found in one of the books from the library. I interpreted the poem like this: the poem is talking about how you shouldn't ask why or how something is because there is no point in searching for an answer you won't get. It's like asking why do you love someone; it's a feeling. You can list a bunch of reasons why you love someone, why you have the urge to protect them but you will never truly know what the reason is- because feelings are confusing. The third and fourth line are simply explaining how loving someone is: if you're in the shallow waters of loving someone, you'll only know and love their 'shell' which is made to protect the person's real feelings. But if you go into the deeper waters where you don't know what you will find, you are essentially embracing the person's true nature; all of their scars, all of their fears, all of them.

And how is this connected to Deep magic? Well, i think Deep magic is the type of magic a person can only understand if they've been in the deep waters. If they have been where others have not- going through things like losing a loved one, losing something important or losing themselves. If we choose Callum for this, he has been through all of that- losing a loved one (his biological father, then his mother, then his stepfather and he almost lost his brother); losing himself (when he performed a Dark magic spell in s2 and when Aaravos possessed him; literally losing the control of his own actions) and losing something important ( though only briefly, he lost Harrow's letter). Going through so much makes one have certain feelings. And that is exactly what Deep magic is. It also contrasts Dark magic in which you are ruining yourself (your feelings) for a 'greater good'. The point of Deep magic is knowing your feelings and having them, no matter if they are joy or sorrow. They are feelings. Dark magic is presented as an emotionless act, that only people who have no mercy or empathy for others (as well as themselves) can do. They are the opposites. Maybe Deep magic can reverse Dark magic, who knows.

That panel…😨

TDP’s motto: “let’s make every villain hot and attractive” XD