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Every year my mom vandalizes a reflection calendar with pictures of Keanu to make a “with Keanu” calendar for her friend. These are some highlights:

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they would, though

credit for the idea: incorrectwn on twitter

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Happy Holidays from the Sisters!

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People might be asking why Mary's the pillar in this illustration:

Mary, throughout Season 1, was still experiencing intense grief after Shannon's death yet she was able to bring everyone together (also the only character to genuinely knock some sense into Ava)

Simply put, Ava wouldn't be there on top if it wasn't for Mary (Season 1-Episode 6 was one of their most wholesome episodes) She continued to believe in Ava until the end of the season. Plus, I believe she knocked some sense into Lilith and Mother Superion as well 🫡

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charlize theron ma’am

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life actually gets better when you leave the house consistently btw like im serious

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For anyone interested, they are planning to launch the open letter in support of Warrior Nun this Saturday, December 17th at 12PM EST! There’s gonna be a Twitter space at the same time to talk about it too!

From what i know the petition has reached the 50K signatures mark (note: go confirm your email or your signature will be cut from the count), and i’ve heard we are at 700K tweets with the #SaveWarriorNun tag!

Even more celebrities are talking in support to Warrior Nun, some pretty big names are writing articles about the way Netflix are handling their shows, so don’t let up the hype! Join the Discord if you wanna get involved in the fight, or if you’re interested to join the team working on developping a distribution service for queer content. Go follow the official Twitter to follow updates on everything and show your support at https://twitter.com/sapphicinpain

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the more i think about it, the more obvious it seems that beatrice was at one time way more outwardly angry at the world. her repressed demeanor and how she internalized her shame and faith and the projected deficiencies of others on her is where she was at before the ending of s2. and she had to work hard to get there, to that level of calm and control. after the years of training and praying and growing to look forward instead of backwards. that kind of internal work takes time and discipline

mary's comment about beatrice's narrative of why she joined the sisterhood reveals some level of dissonance between who mary sees beatrice as and how beatrice wants to be seen, and it never seemed like it was as simple as her being gay. that's because mary remembers when beatrice arrived. mary naturally being the force of calm for lilith and a guide for ava to find purpose in season one makes me think she could have played that role for beatrice at one point as well. instead of the buttoned up, aloof person we see now, i could see a younger beatrice as someone whose anger was undeniable. the way she gets when she fights for ava, but worn on her sleeve, intimidating and silently furious at the state of her life continuously

i imagine a younger beatrice who spent the first few years training for the ocs seething. it's why lilith never saw her as a rival for the halo - beatrice? burning so hot on the inside that she practically creates mirage lines when she enters a room? skilled, certainly, but that's no one to worry about as a contender for a leadership role. beatrice's attitude problem was ironically what allowed lilith to feel safe enough to grow close to her. she didn't even care about being halo bearer, only throwing herself into study and drills and combat practice so intensely that you'd think she barely saw her opponent and would rather be fighting herself anyway

while beatrice eventually became a trusted advisor, that was something that came about gradually, maybe even surprisingly. it took years to feel comfortable enough for her to even commit to the idea of sisterhood. a loner who arrives with an ominous roiling storm cloud under her brow wasn't the natural leader stepping into a predictable role. and it shows. the expectations placed on beatrice aren't something she humbly and gratefully accepted because of her many talents. her many talents had proven worthless to her, just like she felt after her exile to switzerland

the reason that beatrice is so well-respected in the ocs by those who have known her a long time isn't about her skills or her intelligence or her reliability alone. it's because they're proud of her. they saw her at her worst, her most self-loathing, her most despondent and embittered. yes, she still has some issues, some demons, but they don't talk about them unless she brings it up, because they're so proud of how far she's come and how hard she tries to be there for them and show that she cares

mother superion doesn't thoughtlessly put her faith in beatrice because of her competence, she does it because she has watched her change over time and work at being the friend, sister and leader she became. she's grateful for beatrice not because of her skillset or her pedigree but for how evident it is that she cares about her found family. because there was a time before when she didn't. when she was a very different person. maybe mother superion was similar when she was younger. she clearly had some fire in her as well in that flashback

and then you had shannon. beatrice specifically mentions her love of pranks to ava when she tells her about how being a nun didn't feel like a natural fit for her. this angry, solemn young woman who barely speaks to anyone else suddenly finding ridiculous incidents happening to her and around her that force her to lighten up, to laugh and feel like she's part of something. it says a lot about beatrice that it seems like she saw a little of herself in shannon and her intensity. maybe she was inspired by shannon's ability to still hold space for whimsy and camaraderie despite her burden. thinking about the hushed, trembling hope that watching mary and shannon together must have given her, and then knowing how it was snuffed out only helps contextualize why reading that journal broke beatrice the way that it did

i think all of the women of the ocs before shannon died helped beatrice grow into the version of beatrice that we meet in the first episode. it makes her leaving them in the s2 finale easier to sit with when they watched her evolve into a person capable of deciding what she wants in life and not just settling for what will have her. camila had a hard time letting go because she didn't know beatrice in those stormy days. but mother superion did, and knows what beatrice has lost since then, too. so she lets beatrice go easily. she always knew to be grateful for each day that beatrice woke up and decided to care for her sisters because it was never a given that it would happen in the first place

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well Netflix, since you asked so nicely

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¿Alquien ha visto la película Los Inocentes(2020) de Olivia Delcán? ¿A dónde puedo verla on-line?

Que alquien me respuesta y muchísima gracias 🥺

Does anyone in Warrior Nun fandom knows how to watch Olivia’s film Los Inocentes(2020)? Hope some samaritans can give me a hint, I’m dying for searching a possible way to watch it. Many thanks in advance!!

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My accent Queen Kristina! 😂

Seems the season 2 shooting progress is coming to the end, it also means the day we can be ass kicked by Beatrice is getting closer!

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Camila really went "IDK how I can use this connection but we'll find out" and then proceeded to spam call Adriel to distract him at any given opportunity I love her

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It's dangerous to go alone. Take this:

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surely the nuns of all time

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Ava, Beatrice and Camilla in between missions | KTY’s IG stories

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She’s just had a little too much tranquilizer dart.