Penelope's setting THE CHALLENGE EPIC:The Musical | Vocal Coach Reaction (& Analysis)

[@Jamizoid]

it's honestly incredible how they had basically one song to sell penelope as a woman you would burn down half the mediterranean to return to and they ABSOLUTELY NAILED IT. like damn ody, i get it, i would let eurylochus get smited by zeus for a chance to see her again too.

[@joshuaa7372]

This Saga’s gonna make you cry.

[@evergreengaming2.053]

It's going to make *we* cry.

[@Uzi_Doorman_BiteMe]

Its gonna make *us* cry

[@realjamesbowned]

Its an instant cry for me too

[@Neveah-xm1rk]

It has already made me cry so many times.

[@weeping_samael]

Simple fact of the world. Fire burns, water flows, Ithaca saga makes people cry.

[@ericsanford536]

Modern archers with modern bows HAVE completed the 12 axes challenge but it would take a MASTER archer in those days. Plus no one else can string Ody's bow (in some legends because there is a trick to it, in others because it requires incredible strength, or both).

[@EpicNerdsWithCameras]

There are some theories due to the way the bow is described that it could have been an early composite bow, which is strung in a different way from the type of bow most people would have been used to at the time. Composite bows would have been very uncommon during that time period, so it's possible that the suitors had never even *seen* one, much less strung one.

[@XxAgeofLovexX]

@@EpicNerdsWithCameras I heard that it was a recurve bow, either way the trick was to string the bow in reverse.

[@kennethmorgan8795]

@@XxAgeofLovexX it is either Recurve or Reflex, the problem is we can't know for certain because descriptions are... sparse. We know this: It was "palintonos" which means roughly bent backwards. We don't know how much it bent that way or in what way it did so. Regardless it was a rare kind of bow for the area and these young idiots (most of the suitors at this point were in their 20s lore wise) had likely never seen one let alone had any idea how to string one (since both require more than simple strength regardless of possible enchantments from Athena).

[@omarsalem1219]

It's actually wild that we are seeing your reaction to this animatic before Casper and Mortuis's reaction now that I think about it

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

😱 oh yeah!

[@brunohbmaciel]

"This is the saddest song", she said... Oh boy, let's see her react to song 40...

[@adamharith782]

Song 39 also.

[@UltimateInnerSpirit]

Yeah she was getting terrified during this song...shes not ready for the next two songs lol

[@brunohbmaciel]

@@UltimateInnerSpirit right?

[@brunohbmaciel]

@@adamharith782 that one too!

[@jordanNCM]

So the "waiting" motif is one we have heard before but this is the first time Penelope is associated with it. It has previously been sung by Anticlea (Odysseus's mom.) I'm still gutted every time I hear it from either of them!

[@sb-lx2dt]

Iirc, the earliest iteration of it actually is associated with Penelope, all the way back in Full Speed Ahead 🎶 Ithaca’s waiting 🎶 My kingdom is waiting 🎶 Penelope’s *WAITING* 🎶 For me

[@jordanNCM]

@ I have no ear for music I never noticed if that was the same progression! That's cool

[@roanoord6436]

@@sb-lx2dtThat’s true, but it isn’t the full waiting motif which we first heard in The Underworld where it’s the long stretched and high-pitched “Waaaaitiiiiings” x). Get why you said that tho

[@narulizard]

she started crying on this song; she will be flooding her room at song 40.

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

😱

[@khalia3190]

Song 39 too. Personnally, I got (and always get) much more emotional on song 39

[@TheLampPostinTheroom]

​@@khalia3190 SAMEEE song 40 gets all the hype(which is well..valid) BUT OMAGSGDHABS I LOVE TELEMARKET,THHENA AND OFY IN THAT SONGGG

[@kdbank167]

The voice behind Penelope, Anna Lea is so talented! Crazy she’s only 20! Also Jen I don’t think anyone would be upset if you decided to double upload 👀😆

[@eloisebarbosa2649]

Wait, ANNA IS 20??? I'M OLDER THAN HER??? HOW?MM

[@kdbank167]

@ ikk I’m older as well! Her bio on TikTok says 20!

[@beckenfuggle644]

I think she was 17 when she was cast as Penelope ❤

[@kdbank167]

@ you might be right considering the timeframe of epics production. Which makes it even crazier lol

[@darkwolf9536]

"Give me a good love story" Antinous: "I will give you one based on the morals of our times"

[@roanoord6436]

“Hold her down while her gate is open, hold her down while I get a taste” :3 xD

[@j_pit3328]

​@roanoord6436 you did not just xD that line

[@rhov-anion]

@roanoord6436 Duuuuuuuuuuuude

[@sunlithollow]

the whole “cause I’d rather die / than grow old without the best of you” part is my absolute favorite, I LOVE her voice there SO SO MUCH jhbflkjmn,vm,,,, god penelope (and voice actor’s voice) I love you

[@dolphin64575]

Anna Lea truly is a queen, flawless casting!

[@sage_justice1383]

Just for some added context (even though I suppose others comments might have it). During the “waiting” in this animatic, they show Argos, Odysseus’ dog, and the spirit of his Mother again. Those two plus Penelope had waited since he left for war. His mother died waiting, Argos is barely holding on to life waiting for his master, and Penelope may be all that is left. (Yes, I know Telemachus is waiting too, but he hadn’t yet known his father before the war).

[@supershinigami1]

10:59 Did you know that Odysseus was disguised as a beggar when he entered the palace but was recognozed by a servant because he had a unique scar on his leg?

[@Companion92]

The scar from the fight with Athena's boar

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Ohhhh! That information definitely would have helped me in the next song 🙈

[@rossofsparta1598]

Oh my goodness I didnt catch that in the animatic.

[@chymera45]

"I don't think my heart can do this." oh, just wait, it gets better

[@ShiszkaPL]

Oh boi, better get a whole box of tissues for the second half of this saga xD

[@SushiWolfYT]

6:53 In some iterations, the maids who serve Penelope want her to move on. The maid peeking in through the door goes off to tell the suitors what she’s _actually_ been doing.

[@TearsOfLa]

Penelope's challenge is actually much more cunning than initially appears. Its commonly thought that Odysseus used a special type of recurve bow (cant remember the greek name, something like Palimos), which would have been a really rare style in greece at that time. Recurve bows have a special way of stringing them that would not be known to the suitors, so in reality they have 3 challenges in one: Have the strength to string the bow, the intelligence to figure out the technique, and the skill to shoot it through the axes. If the suitor didn't have all 3, then he wasn't even worth consideration. (Also, being pedantic, its the hole where the handle goes into the axe, with the wood handle taken out, so a weird oblong hole that would be difficult to shoot through one of, let alone 12. Not sure why most interpretations invent new holes on the axes to shoot through, its already got a hole)

[@Angelderbat]

The most challenging thing about the Challenge that Penelope arranged is shooting through the axes, because arrows fly in an arc. This means that you must have incredible strength and precision and an incredibly powerful bow to shoot an arrow with enough speed that it flies straight for long enough to fly through 12 equally spaced axes. This would be a similar feat to shooting a barely visible target a great distance away and hitting the bullseye. It’s very impressive, and something that Odysseus was famous for accomplishing in his youth. Penelope’s Challenge was basically “prove you are as good an archer as my Odysseus, and you can be king.” She knew it was nearly impossible because only Odysseus had done it before.

[@riduanaqil1452]

Some version said that Athena enchanted the bow so nobody else can use it (Telemachus took like 3 or 4 tries and almost got it). Some people thinks it's some sort of recurve bow or smth but basically the challenge all boils down to 3 things: 1. The knowledge of the technique to even string the bow 2. The skill to aim accurately into the axe heads 3. The strength required to fully draw the bow and shoot through all 12 of those axe heads

[@adamharith782]

The fact that the suitor couldnt even pass the first step is funny af. They couldn't even string the bow 😂😂

[@garethmorton5620]

The recurve bow part is from the term used for it in the Greek “palintonos” which translates as bent or curved backwards bow, which was the Ancient Greek term for a recurve. When not strung, unlike standard bows which were straightish staves, it would form an almost horseshoe shape and the bow arms would need to be flexed all the way across the body of the bow to string it, which wouldn’t be possible with the standard bow stringing technique.

[@TheRichardAnne]

I can always count on you to cry as much as I do!!! 😂❤

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

😂😭

[@thumper15bambi]

So no one could sting Ody’s now because it is a bow called a palintonos, which is Greek for "bent or stretched backwards". So even if they could string it by some miracle it would then take 200lbs to pull the string back.

[@BGTitanAvatar]

Honestly, this is my favorite song of the Ithaca Saga. Penelope’s VA absolutely kills this track and immediately makes it obvious why Ody is so loyal to this woman. She’s amazing.

[@frogwithhumanteeth7808]

Hi, this tidbit about Penelope sitting at the end of the axes that you’re gonna see in these comments is actually a very recent fabrication/headcanon/misunderstanding of the lyrics, taking the metaphorical soliloquy of Penelope’s longing for Odysseus, “I’d Rather die than grow old without the best of you” as literal. No, she did not sit or stand at the end of the axes in case one of the suitors was able to string the bow and made the shot. She’s cunning and resilient, and wouldn’t do something so stupid. Furthermore, she loves her family, and in the Odyssey, Telemachus is actually the first person who gives stringing the bow a try. Furthermore, the suitors are vile and morally bankrupt but they’re certainly not idiots, they would be able to figure out pretty quickly that Penelope was trying to get herself killed if she was standing at the end of the axes that the Suitors were instructed to shoot through. Just clearing some misinformation, love your content.

[@nudgificator]

It's the 'Calypso's curse' of the Ithaca Saga

[@frogwithhumanteeth7808]

@nudgificator real and true

[@Macabrellian]

@@nudgificator RIGHT?? While there have been several different cases of "Did you know that in _the original,_ *[Insert misinformation here]* " throughout the time EPIC has been coming out, these two cases specifically have made me just... so mad.

[@Melody_Gacha_272]

18:40 btw the reason why the dog is there is because while it doesn’t say it in epic the musical Odysseus does have a dog in the original story that also waited for him❤

[@sage_justice1383]

Really, this saga is gonna make you feel the full range of emotions. Happy, angry, sad, relieved, etc.

[@dorvaga14]

Because you were asking about the tree and sadly Jorge doesn't go too deep into detail about it. But in the actual Odyssey, Penelope Odysseus meet and fall in love at an olive tree that Odysseus later builds their wedding bed into and eventually the entire Palace of Ithaca around

[@txshtkckr]

3:55 close, but not quite. Penelope’s instrument is a viola.

[@GodBear97]

"I'd rather die than grow old without the best of you!" - Yup, she loves her husband just as much as he loves her

[@mouyadbukhari6303]

oh man your heart will break into 183927398493 piece just like the rest of us

[@Wannabe_NightWing]

Lucky mine broke into 183927398494 pieces

[@niffleraku]

edited the first part coz apparently I was wrong about it being a version of the odyssey 15:00 It's a popular hc for Epic that Penelope stands at the end of the axes so in the off chance anyone really was able to string the bow and shoot through the holes, they wouldn't be able to take her as his queen bc she'd be killed by the arrow. Not sure if that's what Jorge had in mind when he was composing the lyrics, but it does give some sort of new meaning to "I'd rather die than grow old without the best of you". The best to her was only Odysseus, anyone else was subpar, so she'd rather die. It's my favorite hc coz it just gives that extra flavor text that she's THAT loyal that she'd rather follow Ody in death 18:57 The tree is actually their bed! One of the most romantic gestures Ody was known for was that there was this olive tree he and Penelope really liked, and when they got married, he carved the tree into their wedding bed and built their palace around it. But the special thing about this bed is that the tree it was carved from is still alive, the roots are still attached to the ground and it still grows leaves. It's an incredibly romantic metaphor of lasting love and devotion to your partner 19:29 Another fun fact bc while the dog was featured in the official Legendary animatic, he's never been brought up in the songs (and you need to cry more lol). That's Ody's beloved pet Argos, and he's waited for Ody for exactly as long as his family has. He's an extremely loyal dog who waited at the gates of the palace every day in case Ody comes back. I believe he was Ody's childhood dog? Or at least a little older than Telemachus. Yeah the entire family, even their pet, is loyal af lol

[@boowind4432]

Pretty sure Penelope sitting at the end of the axes is just a popular headcanon in the fandom, it’s never been in any of the translations of the Odyssey I’ve read

[@frogwithhumanteeth7808]

@@boowind4432 you’re absolutely correct in this.

[@supershinigami1]

Don't forget the short clip with the scar. One of the servants recognized Odysseus because he had a scar on his leg.

[@zjmiller6627]

@@boowind4432 I have no idea where it even came from, I’ve searched every source I can find and there is absolutely no myth or retelling where the “suicidal Penelope” head canon is even remotely true

[@XxAgeofLovexX]

@@zjmiller6627 yeah I always hear "it's in several iterations," "in different versions," etc etc, in what book or story is this the case because I also have looked it up, it's nowhere 😭😭 it's a good theory though for Epic

[@songbook6279]

The song after this, please pay close attention to the vocals!! I wonder if you can catch what most reactors haven’t ❤️

[@icemagiciangh]

The real challenge- don’t get emotional while experiencing The Ithaca Saga

[@RayGainbows]

YES! You did my FAVORITE Challenge animatic! 😭Its so good

[@CalixionArtz]

I need you to cover this song so bad. Your little vocal stuff you were doing were not enough for my ears 😭

[@koalaofthetrees64]

This song so musically beautiful, on another level, and its the first Penelope song besides the siren ofc, my queen❤

[@collegemusicbox]

Unfortunately it only just starts here. I fully sobbed I was ✨unwell✨ at the end

[@RayGainbows]

Anna Lea has my favorite voice in all of Epic. I saw her audition and knew it. The way she sings is so catchy to me. you explain it better than me. lol

[@Artemis_wolf.]

Pls do Orange’s animatic for Hold Them Down!

[@qryptid]

Literally lost it at your reaction to Penelopes incredible vocal jumps because I did the same, just 😮 it's the exact reason I watch people react to this song. It's so incredible, there's something about it that shows how conflicted her emotions are but also how skilled she is as an individual, it just immediately reflects someone going through a lot who has a lot of self control, but those emotions just keep peaking through. So happy to find your channel ❤

[@1nn3r3V1L]

The bow in and of itself was pending on the version made by Hercules or a gift from a foreign county that needed specific way to string in both versions how ever it did have a really high draw strength, making it impossible to string let alone fire straight

[@sanatulka625]

Ithaca saga is hands down the best saga and a perfect ending, I can’t wait for you to listen to the next songs! Watching you makes me as excited as I was for the original saga release haha

[@Niojoki]

So sad you couldnt react to the fully coloured animation for this song since it wasnt out when u reqcted to it cuz its just amaaaaazing, so looking forward to see more of ur reaction to this EPIC Saga❤

[@zoeholmes4939]

You're the first reactor I've seen who's commented on how similar parts are to Suffering!

[@Melody_Gacha_272]

Just so you know the reason that was her challenge was because she knew that Odysseus is the only one who could do it :D ALSO BRING TISSUES FOR HOLD THEN DOWN AND WILL YOU FALL IN LOVE WITH ME AGAIN 🥲

[@therealslimshawty1854]

Hold Them Down is gonna be crazy. Good luck..

[@1tomatopotato]

Gotta wake up at 5:30 for school but this is more important.

[@chantelliao2632]

I will say this is one of my favorite sagas and it was like Jay put all these bangers in it. If you get a chance you should do the livestream afterwards

[@LordCrag1998]

Penelope's challenge is actually pretty much impossible. The bow Odysseus used was a very uncommon type of bow (I forget what it's called) that pretty much looked inverted when unstrung, and had to be bent back with nearly inhuman force (I think about 350 pounds if I remember correctly) AND required a special trick to string it. So aside from having to hit a nearly impossible shot that they weren't skilled enough to make, the suitors couldn't even string the bow because they lacked both the strength and the knowledge to do so. Only Odysseus himself could do it (and Telemachus in some versions), so completing the challenge would be how Ody proves his identity when he returns home. In some versions the bow was even enchanted by Athena so that even if the suitors had the strength to string the bow they still wouldn't be able to, but I think in Epic specifically they just are not strong enough. This challenge, as well as the trick with the shroud, shows how smart and cunning Penelope is, to the point that her mind rivals that of Odysseus, which is really why he fell in love with her to begin with. I love the way Jorge wrote her in this song!

[@Riften-yo9mw]

You should do these next two songs together. Great vid keep up the great work!

[@summeronica]

Probably my 20th time hearing this song e still crying like crazy…

[@kylebrodie9578]

This entire saga is a total wrecking ball to the feels

[@LadyKhione]

In my head, every time at the beginning when she sings "Though I never thought that I'd resort to this, just know I'll be here.." I always think the next line should be Odysseus to rhyme with 'this' but we don't. Instead we get that lovely pregnant pause before jumping into the next line and its just such good writing!

[@dragons_for_life376]

I haven’t seen another comment explaining it so I will! Odysseus’ bow is occasionally referred to as a recurve bow (varies from source to source). Visually, it looks different to how a ‘normal’ bow looks (Gwendy has animated it like this in her animatic but understandable if you want to save hers for a different video). Essentially, the limbs of the bow are extremely curved ‘backwards’. A recurve bow only looks ‘normal’ once it is strung. Unstrung, it looks like it was curved inwards. You need a lot of strength to bend the limbs ‘backwards’ and then string it. Ody was given his bow by a friend who also showed him how to string it. Plus, Ody is really strong so he has no problem with it. This is why the suitors wouldn’t be able to string it by themselves. Also, shooting through 12 axes would require a lot of precision. With our without the recurve bow, I’m sure that would be hard. Thank you for reading my rant 🥰

[@beckenfuggle644]

You’ll need a whole box of tissues for the second half of the saga 😂😅❤

[@karma_pup]

Yeah, The Challenge is definitely in my top 5 favorites of the entire show. Penelope's voice is just so RICH and warm and beautiful and she does so good at conveying her emotions through it. Also love seeing you get emotional :') Can't wait for the next songs >:D

[@goober-mush]

This saga makes me sob every time I listen to it. I listen to it everyday. Good luck lol

[@CrimsonRedJoy]

Jen: I'm so excited for Penelope, I've wanted this for so long! So you could maybe say you've been.... Waiiiiiting....waiiiiiting? 😜

[@andronixbegayaf]

16:26 oh honey. It's nowhere near the saddest

[@RayGainbows]

I keep rewatching this. Its so good.

[@DexWuzHere]

Please… Watch the final song(or final two songs) from the livestream..the art and animatics are fantastic

[@dennislegrave6291]

16:27 Oh you sweet summer child

[@sofiafernandezcano1704]

I need the next ones right nowww😂

[@tiburcio3447]

Omg Jennnn, your hair looks GORGEOUS!!!!!!

[@Mango-o5v]

Penelody, the couple soon to be reunited. She’s been waiting so long….

[@Jade_the_dragonpuppeteer]

You're gonna need a couple more tissues for the last 4 songs

[@AlexSilverCat]

All I know is I was waiting, waiiiiting for you to get to her belted lines- I was not disappointed! SO looking forward to the boys seeing these visuals... If you get interested in other animatics, check out SharkieePuff's stuff- their use of color is amazing, and their Antinous design is impressive. Also VirusAP, their character designs and expressions are awesome. Those are my two favorite for The Challenge, anyway.

[@tiburcio3447]

Jen you should totally check out the image Jorge used in the "Waiting (7x)" part in the oficial livestream, ITS BEAUTIFULL, it shows her singing while the (absurd amount btw) suitors call out for her

[@allykat2.015]

Man we are already here?! 😭

[@kingbreakfast4615]

Youre gonna have to hold us down for the next one

[@rustyattacker]

I should not have watched this at work. The "Waiting" part started to get to me more than i expected. God I love this saga so much

[@paragonpaladin8105]

For the axe challenge, I always imagined it like a hardcore version of the "shoot an arrow off of someone's head" challenge, except the axe blades are swinging like a pendulum Tomb raider trap, with Penelope sitting at the end below the target.

[@MrSmile078]

I always picture just the axe heads stuck into a long table and the suitors having to shoot through the eye of the axes (the part where the handle normally goes), which seems more plausible as a challenge than having axes with a hole in the blades or a ring on the knob.

[@Jennifer_J_C]

Thanks Jen 😊

[@makaramuss]

yaaaayy.... please don't hold us down too long for next song

[@beckenfuggle644]

I can’t wait to see you react to the rest of the saga. Early release? Haha I can’t wait lol

[@khoinguyen5004]

i can already see your reaction to Hold Them Down

[@lilannleo]

IM SO EXCITED TOR YOU TO LISTEN TO THIS SAGA

[@roanoord6436]

Real quick, I just wanted to say, the “Waiting” motif isn’t Penelope’s, it was Anticlea’s (Odysseus’ mom) who died while he was fighting a war, now that she is no longer there, she takes the job of “Waiting” for Ody :)

[@takeyiatwitty2216]

No one ever mentions the Bonnie and Clyde musical. Which is a shame cause it's a masterpiece.

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Love it!!

[@hectornonayurbusiness2631]

GWendy also has a great animatic for “the challenge”

[@suitydal4370]

The last song make me cry everytime so I don’t blame you.

[@alliesmoley5165]

I love this musical so much 😢❤❤❤

[@Masterthief_0]

So the real challenge there is stringing the bow, i don't remember the full lore behind it, but the bow is extremely hard to string and only Odysseus knows how to do it, so she knows none of the other suitors would be able to

[@christinasandidge]

I love you show 😊

[@Del_1710]

Oh God..... Next up is hold them down.... God help Jen cause no human would be able to

[@syazamuzini3299]

You grabbing some toilet roll tissues is so very relatable 😂

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

😂😂

[@Rythen2]

Along with what others have said about it being a very unusual bow (that only Odysseus knew how to string), but shooting through the axes is a feat ONLY Odysseus has been able to accomplish.

[@curlybirdy]

17:12 penelope set up the axes so the arrow would hit her if a suitor did manage to string odys bow (which is a palintonos bow and it notoriously incredibly hard to string) and make it through the axes

[@Kirachan3]

This is not true. In the original she left the room and went and sat with the other women back in her own rooms.

[@niapurdue230]

In the OG she went to weave with the other women in her room.

[@SushiWolfYT]

It’s both true and not true. Some adaptations use that she would get hit. Some don’t.

[@noahcooper6231]

@@SushiWolfYTno, there are no adaptations in which this is true. It is a headcanon and a dumb one at that

[@sofiafernandezcano1704]

Oww haha not even the saddest song😢😅❤

[@kaizenlee9606]

Um... am I supposed to tell you that in your title, the word "vocal" is spelled wrong. 😅

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

😂😂😂

[@RonanJayTolinero]

Honey, you've got a big storm comin' 😅

[@terral-ferma2731]

“I don’t know how challenging this is supposed to be” It’s impossible, Penelope specifically chose that task because Odysseus was the only man she had ever seen do it

[@Warking19]

I don't know if you have this saga prerecorded or not. But if it isn't then I recommend messymoonmess's animatic for the next song

[@юрийПархачев]

Обожаю эту сагу.

[@tiffanydc6402]

Fair warning, this saga has the kinda sadness to it where watching it for weeks on end has not desensitised me to it and I still cry a lot at parts of it!

[@CHARLIEQUEER68]

Oh my.. I am 33 hours early 😂

[@GunnarGotGame]

i'M GOING TO NEED YOU TO POST THE NEXT PART.... please? Pretty please? Pwease?

[@J.D.onthego]

*Looks at next song in que....* *Eyes widen....😳* *sweats nervously for Jennifer in advance...*

[@sj9139]

...well you probably wont cry in the next two songs...but after those get the tissues ready

[@v5roze252]

Time for some fun/'not so fun facts from a greek mythology nerd Only Ody kan string the bow and Penelope knows it 1.Ody was trained to string that bow sense he was small due to the bow being so strong and difficult to string that only a person as strong as a demigod or traind to string the bow can string it 2. In some versions of the oddesy the bow and string can be interpreted as a representation of the Union between Penelope and odysseus families yet another reason why only Ody can string it ( there are a lot of versions with a little tweaks due to the Odyssey being a big game of telephone for the longest time in Greek history😅) And now for the not so fun fact Those axses were secretly aimed in the direction of Penelope's throne which means that if one of the suitors were to actually succeed in shooting the bow it would have killed her because she refuses to be with anybody but her husband. In the Odyssey book that I have Penelope only moves away from her throne when she realises that the old beggar (Odysseus in Disguise courtesy of Athena) allowing him to shoot the bow without hurting her because even though he's under a divine disguise she can recognise her husband anywhere

[@DnDAddictUK]

Oh no, Jen, if you are like this now.... Oh goodness! 😢

[@ShyyGaladriel]

Hehehehe she’s gonna CRYYYYYYYY