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#Ennead analysis - True nature of Hathor's divinity
Gods are what they represent, but not Hathor.
She is the goddess of love, yet she is not love itself, but the force that enables it.
Her role is to make humans pair up and reproduce, it's the reason why she was born, +
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Isis was horrified to find Nephthys's unconscious body, fearing the worst. In contrast, Horus was quite nonchalant at the sight. He really had nothing to feel for his love rival and the root of his couple fight. π
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#Ennead S2 Finale
The curse Isis cast at the risk of her own heart finally broke. In that moment, she had to admit that she still loved Seth and still wanted him as family. Itβs ironic how she cursed him to be without a family in S1, yet she deprived herself of one too.
Anubis was pretty much aware of what's going on and cried at Seth's sacrificed. Whether he learns of or remembers the past, he will no longer doubt Seth's love for him. I can't wait to see how he will response to that 'fatherly' love and what his decision is going to be.
The reaction I've been waiting for. ππ
Poor Isis, the news was so shocking that veins in her neck stood out.
A closer examination of the relationship dynamics between Seth x Nephthys, and Osiris x Isis.
Beneath the appearance of happiness and blessed unions, neither marriage was healthy. Both were defined by power imbalances that eroded genuine intimacy and mutual respect.
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In real myth, Nephthys was never goddess of peace and harmony. I wonder if this, combined with her future actions in S3 (perhaps attempt to save Seth) will shift her divinity to goddess of mourning, night, and protection.
If you want someone to listen, you have to speak in a way that reaches them, itβs not about sugarcoating, itβs about being smart. Which Nephthys has failed to do so with Seth.
Nephthys spoke from a place of truth, but not understanding. +
Nephthys is telling the truth with all sincerity but it's all kinds of wrong for Seth. She redefined her connection with him as an obligation, not passion and her love for him (as a husband and brother) is a burden that she must repent.
This explains why Sethβs actions are considered the gravest of sins, greater than those of all the other gods combined. Hathor killing handsome men or her past destruction; Isis and the river gods carrying out purges did not undermine order or its structure the way Seth did.
Why would Maat say sand is part of Seth?
If the ENG translation is right, then sand is only a portion of Seth's divine nature, not his entirety βmeaning his primary divinity CAN be redefined.
Had sand been his true essence, Maat would have said, 'You are sand.' #Ennead theory
No privacy in Egypt
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Seth will be the first among the gods to fade away, does it mean there will be a second and third? Or is he supposed to be the first and only god to renounce his existence and completely disappear while the others just "disappear" from the human world and become myth?
#Ennead thoughts - Has Isis also traveled to the 4 temples in the past?
Seth said she is more knowledgeable than him in ancient language, but unlike Nephthys who is interested in past civilizations, what were Isis's motivation? +
Now we know what this panel in S1 is about. It's a flashback of Seth being destroyed because Osiris forcefully tried to get Seth to remember the past. The sand in his hand is Seth π±π±
This is beautiful. Everything Horus said many chaps before reappears in the final chapter of S2, when Isis finally forgives Seth and accepts him as her family again.
Seth really DIES. He dies as a mortal and in all meaning of the word. Duat is where Maat's power is ineffective, along with his divinity sealed in the living world. It's his golden chance to re-ascend.