Vitor Luiz
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Rick Riordan:
Kind of a specially nerdy question, but in Greek and Roman mythology the Morning Star and the Evening Star (Eosphorus and Hesperus) are sibling deities based on the brighter "Star" in the sky during dawn and dusk, later recognized as the planet Venus. As such, could Afrodite/Venus be a fatherly figure of demigods through those aspects, instead of always a motherly figure? Or would they be different gods alltogether?
Rick Riordan
That's a very interesting question! I've never explored that idea, but your theory certainly makes sense. Well done!
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Lia (Taylor's Version)
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Rick Riordan:
Magnus Chase is my favorite Riordanverse series and I love it more than anything. I was wondering whether we'd get a continuation of the series; given that the ending was slightly ambiguous. Also, what are your thoughts on Blitzstone (Blitz x Hearth)? A lot of us ship them and I was wondering if you consider it canon or up to interpretation. (they are easily my favorite non-canon ship. Blitzstone supremacy)
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