[ SECRET POST #3804 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3804 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Twin Peaks]


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[Chris Pratt]


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[Banlieue 13/District B13]


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[American Gods]


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06.
[Stephen Fry]


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07.
[Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir]











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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Anansi's a trickster looking for a sacrifice. He has the ability to whip the slaves into a froth and use their anger and belief in him and his words to expand his power to America. Why SHOULDN'T he spell it out in plain terms? That kind of manipulation is CLASSIC Anansi.

[(Anonymous)]

Well. I mean technically he was there because someone believed in him already, so if he'd done nothing and that believer had landed in America even without a riot, Anansi would've made it to America.

[(Anonymous)]

All the gods needed--and still basically need--sacrifice to maintain belief and power. We've seen it in all of the Coming to America segments (the Viking battle, the slave ship, Mexican Jesus, the animated sequence), and see it when the gods show up again (Vulcan; Bilquis; Czernobog and the cattle; Ibis & Jacquel's funeral home). Just having a believer land on the continent wouldn't be enough, it's the (blood) sacrifice that powers them.