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2020-07-23 12:29 marked
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2020-07-23 12:30 marked
im hearing the spoiler but i don't feel bad for jennette, athy deserves all the love because she is really lovable and she suffered a lot in her first life. she was treated badly from everyone, claude never loved her and athy watched him love jennette who is not even his daughter and in the end she was killed by claude and i think jennette didn't even tried to save her
comparing to what athy went through jennette should feel lucky. its athy's turn to be happy
comparing to what athy went through jennette should feel lucky. its athy's turn to be happy
2020-07-23 12:45 marked
So. I decided to wonder about what "Taspel" could mean, for your sake.
-> Calypso = "to cover" or "to conceal" - Greek.
-> "Hyalypso" = "undaunted hope" - this story.
Meanwhile, The Greeks: "Hya" = Glass/Crystal and "Lypso"... means nothing on its own, it just sounds nice and is drawn from Calypso. Hyalypso might as well mean "clear concealment" or "transparent mystery" from a Greek perspective. ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭
Tapsel... might as well mean whatever the author wants it to mean. My best guess would be:
"Tas-" could suggest "task" or "purpose," implying action, effort, or responsibility.
"-pel" might evoke notions of "appeal" or "propel," suggesting movement or attraction.
→ Hence, "Taspel" could be interpreted symbolically as "purpose-driven action" or "propelled effort," emphasizing a sense of active pursuit or focused determination.
"Pella" = "stone" or "rock" - Greek. "Pelagos" - "sea," which carries connotations of vastness and depth.
"Tasis" = "tension" or "strain". "Tasso" = "to arrange," "to order," or "to appoint". "Tasis" = "action" or "process".
→ With these elements combined, "Taspel" could mean "Tension Bringer" or "Chaos Instigator", metaphorically representing "a force appointed to stir tension or strain within a vast and enduring space."
Together, Taspel might embody someone that, while driven by a clear sense of purpose, ultimately disrupts, challenges, or reshapes the world around them, whether through chaos or focused determination.
Given the context, I might as well go wild and be creative: Harbinger of Shadows, Veil of Despair, Echo of Ruin, Cloak of Misfortune, Dance of Illusions, Wily Tempest...
-> Calypso = "to cover" or "to conceal" - Greek.
-> "Hyalypso" = "undaunted hope" - this story.
Meanwhile, The Greeks: "Hya" = Glass/Crystal and "Lypso"... means nothing on its own, it just sounds nice and is drawn from Calypso. Hyalypso might as well mean "clear concealment" or "transparent mystery" from a Greek perspective. ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭
Tapsel... might as well mean whatever the author wants it to mean. My best guess would be:
"Tas-" could suggest "task" or "purpose," implying action, effort, or responsibility.
"-pel" might evoke notions of "appeal" or "propel," suggesting movement or attraction.
→ Hence, "Taspel" could be interpreted symbolically as "purpose-driven action" or "propelled effort," emphasizing a sense of active pursuit or focused determination.
"Pella" = "stone" or "rock" - Greek. "Pelagos" - "sea," which carries connotations of vastness and depth.
"Tasis" = "tension" or "strain". "Tasso" = "to arrange," "to order," or "to appoint". "Tasis" = "action" or "process".
→ With these elements combined, "Taspel" could mean "Tension Bringer" or "Chaos Instigator", metaphorically representing "a force appointed to stir tension or strain within a vast and enduring space."
Together, Taspel might embody someone that, while driven by a clear sense of purpose, ultimately disrupts, challenges, or reshapes the world around them, whether through chaos or focused determination.
Given the context, I might as well go wild and be creative: Harbinger of Shadows, Veil of Despair, Echo of Ruin, Cloak of Misfortune, Dance of Illusions, Wily Tempest...
2024-10-05 14:20 marked
Yall please stop shipping a literal child with a man thats thousands of yea...