Putri Prihatiniさんのイラストまとめ

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In her lament, she implored Sonjo to see the effect of his act. When Sonjo returned to the river out of guilt, he saw the remaining female duck tore her own body with her beak, bleeding to death. Regretting his deed, Sonjo shaved his head and became a priest. 2/2

🎨: Ohara Koson

2/2 Culhwch, Arthur, and his warriors went hunting to grab precious comb, razor, and scissors between the bristles of a boar Twrch Trwyth. In Beren and Lúthien, the characters hunted a giant wolf Carcharoth, who had swallowed the Silmaril jewel.

🎨: Alan Lee, Justin Gerard

The legend of yellow butterflies from Dukuh Penaban, Karangasem, Bali, describes a swarm of yellow butterflies that guided the king of Karangasem's fleet when they sailed through the perilous water of Lombok Strait. 1/2
#MythologyMonday

Wichien Maat ("Moon Diamond")

"Upper mouth, tail, four paws, and two ears,
Eight points of pure black, as stated.
Eye color shines bronze-gray,
The name Moon Diamond for the white fur." 6/8

Maaleht ("Flower")

"Grace of the flower, its body evenly colored,
Fur like the lao flower, smooth.
Fur roots a cloudy gray, off-white
Eyes, like dewdrops on a lotus." 5/8

Suphalak ("Excellence") or Thong Daeng ("Copper")

"Of appearance superb, a graceful feline.
Color of copper glinting,
Eyes lit like shining rays
Against all evil, malevolence turns to content." 4/8

In the fable of Shita-kiri Suzume ("Tongue-cut Sparrow"), an old man was rewarded with treasure after showing compassion to an injured bird. His wife, who had cut the bird's tongue, got her comeuppance after making a wrong choice because of her greed. 1/4

#FolkloreSunday

A year ago, @TJQChristian commissioned @Oniria_Creation to draw anything Tolkien for me, and I chose the scene of Bilbo Baggins reading a book to little Frodo. I love the image of Bilbo lovingly sharing tales and stories to Frodo, who had lost his parents.

@TJQChristian It is not easy. And you're right, it can be scary. It concerns your true self, after all. Please know that I will always support you, especially when you are closer to realize so many big, important, sometimes overwhelming things, about you. Will always be your best friend.