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OG OCT R2 HoF Set 6 — Description
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Set Six: --
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P. 21
And THAT, ladies and gentlemen, is one badass chick. Holy crap. Frost will never admit how impressed and intimidated he is by Rhi. Which is fine, because I can admit it for him.

Frost: *GLARE*
Me (and Puck...for some reason): You're welcome!

Rhi's magic requires energy to create, so even though she survived being crushed to death and can get out, she probably doesn't even have the strength to stand at this point. That doesn't mean she's willing to give up, mind you. That said, I just don't see Rhi as a character who'd want to try and manipulate Frost's situation, even though she now knows his secret. It would be so easy to verbally manipulate him at this point, but I don't think she'd try and go for the pity plea.

P.22
Which is not to say Frost can't relate. Imagining Rhi's situation puts chills down his spine because it's so close to his own fears. I don't think Frost can help himself at this point; he has to reach out. She's earned his respect in more ways than one here.

P23
Originally the dialog was going to be more along the lines of "I can kill you, but I can't beat you," but it seemed to mix messages too much. The word choice was too violent, and got in the way of what I wanted him to express. Frost really doesn't view himself as very strong. On the contrary, he views himself as weak, but willing to work harder than most to make up the difference. As such, he really feels a little out-classed by Rhi...and kinda guilty for his stupid plan of "drop the building on her". Okay...REALLY guilty...

P.24
I don't know if you can see it, but the tunic on the man in blue in the Two of Cups has Frost's tattoo symbol repeated over and over on it. If only you could have seen it close up to start, you would have known alllll along how this was going to turn out...maybe...

Frost (c) me
Card designs and color schemes reference from the Rider-Waite Tarot deck by Pamela Smith.
Rhiannon (c)
Oberon's Garden by