It's also one of the reasons I'm actually very fond of the framing of Carrie Fisher as Space Mom, or the (obviously very carefully thought out) avuncular way Mark Hamill interacts with the fanbase, and that KIND of thing - especially for parts of society who often do have a serious rupture with their biological family of origin over their right to exist or to choose how their own lives work.
My favourite iteration of it was the Hidden Almanac invocation of her as one of the saints Rev. Mord studies in his hagiographic work, with a feast day on the 28th of December:
This powerful figure is portrayed as a woman haloed by twin suns, holding a dog. She is the patron of suffers of mental illness, scriptwriters, and generals. The details of this saint’s life have been conflated with many legends, but most accounts agree that she drowned in moonlight at the end, and the world mourned her passing.
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Date: 2018-11-21 05:45 pm (UTC)My favourite iteration of it was the Hidden Almanac invocation of her as one of the saints Rev. Mord studies in his hagiographic work, with a feast day on the 28th of December: