A good sign for her future love life, considering how Crimson reacts to it!
Stomach, too, probably.
Well, at least one of them has noticed and worked out some of the basics, even if by saying nothing she's also perpetuating it. Makes sense she'd want to be cautious, with how she sees things.
I love them. They're perfect. Even if they're in the way of immediate conversational payoff of some sort between V and a Prism.
It really is an indicator of interest, to be sure. And I appreciate that Joy has found ways to encourage V to admit her interest regardless of there being another goddess. I'm sure she'll resist, but backing down entirely would be sad.
Nice callout to colour theory. Magenta is a mix of two different colours and no single wavelength of light can produce it. Thus, it is not represented on the rainbow.
I'm aware of that. I was just thinking the Fae was probably being extra assholish about it
The curse most certainly does suppress sharing info on itself.
To be fair, she does have a great many eyes to use for peering at problems!
It's a good thing that everyone involved is an adult at this point and therefore definitely know what they're doing!
Joy has had almost two decades to learn how to work around her headmate's hangups as they develop. Joy still isn't the greatest at it, but she does her best!
There are, however, an awful lot of souls, and those are complicated.
Almost every other Rainbow: "Look, we get that she's hot, but she's spent the last few months literally trying to kill us. Crimson, why?"A good sign for her future love life, considering how Crimson reacts to it!
Crimson: "God I love a woman who will literally just kill me"
Ah, one of SV's favourite Tumblr moments.So uh, I don't think you meant color theory.That's the pseudoscientific (may or may not have some legitimate components, but any studies I know of have definitely been exceptionally flawed) set of color associations that led to stuff like this.
EDIT: Ah, found the version you meant. I apologize. Because of course the pseudoscientific version is what comes up on search results and drowns out the actual historical stuff (apparently now referred to as "traditional color theory," "color science," or "colorimetry" depending on which you meant) until I go specifically looking. Spectrophotometry is the relevant field I knew of. ><;
EDIT 2: Trying to use a perceived issue primarily as a vehicle to share an amusing meme does not work so well when there was not, in fact, an issue. Whoops.
Because it's a geas, it only restricts Crimson from talking about it though. If Sunflower were to discover the whole thing, it won't directly affect her (although it's conceivable that it might try and get Crimson to intercede).
*glaring at
It's pretty cool that while Crimson knows about magic back on Earth thanks to literally stumbling into a fairy plot, Sunflower just fucking Figured It Out. Definitely living up to her moniker of Studious Sunflower.
The nation of what now? Nice to have explicit confirmation that they're definitely not from our Earth.
A-fucking-men. It's really cool how much the Prisms palpably care about each other.
I think it should be pointed out that there's no reason to assume those are mutually exclusive possibilities. And if there's not a grand information-suppressing curse then the points Sunflower raised about "how the fuck would you maintain a Masquerade in the Information Age without something like that" would still be entirely unaddressed. And note that the cite you used specifically used the wording "She should've kept her damn mouth shut instead of revealing that fairy's game" - meaning, it wasn't just seeing it happen or figuring it out herself that got her cursed, it was specifically trying to share information about it.
We know that gods are good enough at hiding that Joy can't say for sure that any weird thing isn't one.
True, but my read is that Crimson succeeded in sharing information about it. She did reveal the fairy's game, and wasn't forced to keep quiet about it until afterwards.
No it doesn't. It's noticeable, and weird, and noticeably weird, but nothing about it actually indicates it's Divine. There isn't even any indication it's unusually powerful.
There were some leading questions, and then a mental spiral misinterpreting "signs that Crimson is an Avatar", and then because the wierd soul thing meant they couldn't positively discount Crimson being an Avatar with a Goddess who is just really really good at hiding they ran with it.
Yeah, you are probably right on the rest. But a geas capable of affecting a whole world is nothing if not unusualy powerful.
I do hope we see some of these later: maybe they're not as powerful as Joy is, but that just means it'd be more fun to see them interact. Though maybe Midnight is actually one of these in truth, and Joy + Azure just assume she isn't because they don't grok the power gap between born gods and normal ones?
Sunflower is not a reliable narrator.
