Is the Woman of Scars Good or Evil?

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The woman of scars has a lot of trauma. She, being a woman, is lead by the spirit which profit her the most, out of naivete. She has seen a bad example of a man in the nobody and fled from him; this caused the nobody to set out on his heroes journey.

Goodness is within her, though she is wrathful and vengeful. She will not return to the nobody until he has proven his worth. In the end, mystery as she is called will be "tamed" by the strength and nobility of the nobody, and he will comfort her.

Currently both are going through a learning phase. It is important to respect and value individuals for who they are and to approach relationships with mutual respect and understanding. This will require both individuals to learn and grow as they navigate their relationship and work through any challenges that may arise.

The woman of scars has lived a hard life, filled with pain and suffering. She has learned to be tough and independent, but deep down she longs for love and acceptance. She has made mistakes and carries the weight of her past with her, manifested in the physical scars on her body.

Despite her rough exterior, the woman of scars is a kind and caring person. She wants to help others and make a positive impact in the world. However, her past experiences have made her wary of trusting others and she struggles to open up and be vulnerable.

The nobody, on the other hand, is a man on a journey of self-discovery and growth. He has made mistakes and is learning from them, determined to be a better person. He sees the goodness in the woman of scars and is drawn to her, wanting to be by her side and help her heal from her past traumas.

As the two navigate their relationship, they will both have to learn and grow together. The woman of scars will have to learn to trust and open up, while the nobody will have to learn to be patient and understanding. It will not be an easy journey, but with love and mutual respect, they can overcome any obstacle and find healing and happiness together.

Together, these two archetypes represent the complexities and challenges of relationships and personal growth.

I guess this wasn't as misogynistic as it first appeared, yeah.

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So very...Suneater...



(Inanna)
https://www.worldhistory.org/article/21 ... injustice/

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That's like...the cutest gif?

here's another cute gif

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Random mythology rabbit hole, Ishtar = Inanna (and is cognate with many more).
https://www.worldhistory.org/Inanna/

"Inanna is the ancient Sumerian goddess of love, sensuality, fertility, procreation, and also of war."

There is also a Nanna in Mesopotamian. Following this we learn that he is one of the oldest gods and god of the moon and wisdom. That scarred beauty in the sky.
It's interesting that Nanna is a male moon deity, as in the Norse with Mani who is the moon personified. However even more curiously, "Nanna" exists in the Norse pantheon as well,

"in Norse mythology, a goddess and the wife of the beautiful god Balder. She was the mother of Forseti, the god of justice. Her name means 'mother of the brave.'"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanna_(Norse_deity)

Nanna collapsing, dying and going to Hel with Baldr after his death is interesting regarding WoS, but there's a bunch of tales in there worth exploring regarding Balder and Nanna, they vary greatly.

"[Baldr] was incessantly tormented at night by phantoms which mimicked the shape of Nanna and caused him to fall into such an unhealthy condition that he could not even walk properly. For this reason he took to travelling in a chariot or carriage."
"The violent passion that soaked his heart brought him almost to the verge of collapse. He judged that victory had yielded him nothing, since it had not won him Nanna as a prize."

Edit: There's links between Norse and these cultures, may have to do a re-post (from elsewhere) on that.

Anyway, I'm climbing up this rope to where I left my anchor. Feel free to follow me back up if you get too deep mythdiving.

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https://www.worldhistory.org/article/21 ... injustice/
Inanna's Descent ^^^

I always felt that Innana was the original "woman of scars"

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https://www.worldhistory.org/article/21 ... injustice/
Inanna's Descent ^^^

I always felt that Innana was the original "woman of scars"

There's a lot in that story. How do you feel about Inanna learning a lesson regarding acting how you should when in places invited (or not), keeping with customs, "when in Rome", etc.

She seems to have learned a lesson in regards to this, though perhaps not about being truly just. Ereshkigal is praised at the end of the story apparently due to seeking justice, but what of her concession in allowing Inanna to leave. (3 days of darkness for Inanna before a resurrection btw).
Then, we have Inanna who returns home and meets out what seems a fairly harsh judgement in sending her lover in her places because he's not mourning her in the way of her people like others are. Is this hypocritical or is this having learned a lesson about how people should act as expected when in places with set rules, regulations and beliefs?

Was Inanna's punishment by Ereshkigal actually just? Or excessive?

Is this an alchemical process and/or ego death and rebirth?

Was Inanna hypocritical and "evil" in her reaction to her lover and putting him in her place, or was this part of lesson learned and seeking to teach same?
Remember, it is Ereshkigal who is praised at the end of the tale.