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Made using Azalea's Goddess Scene Maker. I only own myself.

Here is my namesake, Princess Ariadne, daughter of King Minos of Crete, half-sister of Minotaur, savior of Prince Theseus (who later abandons her on Naxos, the ungrateful prick), and wife of Dionysus/Bacchus the God of Wine. The colors of her outfit are based on my favorite colors. The red thread represents the string she gave Theseus in order for him to successfully navigate the Labyrinth. The crown of stars on her head is symbolic of the constellation Corona Borealis, which, according to myth, was Ariadne's crown until Dionysus/Bacchus placed it in the sky upon her death (though later he, with Zeus' permission, descended into the Underworld and retrieved both his mother and Ariadne, bring them to live on Mount Olympus).

Description
Made using Azalea's Goddess Scene Maker. I only own myself.

Here is my namesake, Princess Ariadne, daughter of King Minos of Crete, half-sister of Minotaur, savior of Prince Theseus (who later abandons her on Naxos, the ungrateful prick), and wife of Dionysus/Bacchus the God of Wine. The colors of her outfit are based on my favorite colors. The red thread represents the string she gave Theseus in order for him to successfully navigate the Labyrinth. The crown of stars on her head is symbolic of the constellation Corona Borealis, which, according to myth, was Ariadne's crown until Dionysus/Bacchus placed it in the sky upon her death (though later he, with Zeus' permission, descended into the Underworld and retrieved both his mother and Ariadne, bring them to live on Mount Olympus).