Important premise: this is a trans Perpetua stan account 🏳️⚧️💜
If you don't like this theory be prepared because I'll talk about it a lot
If you don't like this theory be prepared because I'll talk about it a lot
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It seems absurd to me that no one has mentioned this, but I tried to search around and I didn't seem to find anything, so I will.
I am a big fan of the trans Perpetua theory and, in addition to the breadcrumb trail provided by music videos, today I want to offer new material in favor of this hypothesis:
His miter
Not the one from the great Papa dress, but the one he wears when he has my favorite dress, which is the magnificent cassock with the bones on the back and the tail.
The miter from the Papa dress is a normal miter, bedazzled but similar to those of previous Papas.
The one he wears with that cassock instead has a particular shape.
In the center is a miter but around it has an extra part in transparent black fabric.
That part replicates the shape of an abbess's headdress (for those who don't know, the abbess is the head of a convent of nuns).
Since all the evidence points to Perpetua having grown up in a convent and there are a lot of nuns in the iconography of this new era, I like to think that this choice represents the present of the Papa he is now (the miter made of regal and very tangible fabric) but also the ghost of what he was/could have been (the transparent abbess's headdress that surrounds the base of the miter).
Adding this kind of narrative subtext to costume details and accessories is the basis of theatrical costume design and something costume designers LOVE to add.
(Source: I studied costume design)
Thanks for coming to my TED talk!
I am a big fan of the trans Perpetua theory and, in addition to the breadcrumb trail provided by music videos, today I want to offer new material in favor of this hypothesis:
His miter
Not the one from the great Papa dress, but the one he wears when he has my favorite dress, which is the magnificent cassock with the bones on the back and the tail.
The miter from the Papa dress is a normal miter, bedazzled but similar to those of previous Papas.
The one he wears with that cassock instead has a particular shape.
In the center is a miter but around it has an extra part in transparent black fabric.
That part replicates the shape of an abbess's headdress (for those who don't know, the abbess is the head of a convent of nuns).
Since all the evidence points to Perpetua having grown up in a convent and there are a lot of nuns in the iconography of this new era, I like to think that this choice represents the present of the Papa he is now (the miter made of regal and very tangible fabric) but also the ghost of what he was/could have been (the transparent abbess's headdress that surrounds the base of the miter).
Adding this kind of narrative subtext to costume details and accessories is the basis of theatrical costume design and something costume designers LOVE to add.
(Source: I studied costume design)
Thanks for coming to my TED talk!
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Kaze's Ghostposting - Hyperfixation edition
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gpoKWsbAWTc
Poor Copia, I really want to hug him
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I'm super happy that everyone at the Clergy seems to love V but at the same time I'm so sad that they feel the need to specify EVERY TIME that they like him more than they like Copia
RUDE
RUDE