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Fangirl forever trapped in a '90s nostalgia. In love with cats, Netflix and food. Can develop an obsession about anything very quickly. Italian. [Previously known as: we-are-fangirlsss]

there should be a show about a modern girl trying to achieve sainthood/martyrdom i think you'd have a lot of shit to work with there also it would be kind of funny like her peers are at an age where theyre obsessing over boys while shes obsessing over how her chances of being burned at the cross is getting thinner and thinner and how hard being canonized will be in this age of late stage capitalism where she'll sin regardless of intent and also since at a young age shes harbored an intense fixation over female saints not because of any underlying reasons it's totally not because she's a lesbian and also one time in 4th grade during recess she tried to incite her classmates to stone her to death and she likes to go hunting for angels and once she tried to rob a medieval grave under the belief that her holy weapon was hidden deep there. she's such a silly little girl

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Vasilisa Mikulishna by Sergey Solomko.

Vasilisa Mikulishna is a woman warrior - a polyanitsa, in russian. The eldest daughter of bogatyr Mikula Selyaninovich, also ahe is the wife of boyar Stavr Godinovich of Chernigov.

She is the main character of two russian tales ‘About beautiful Vasilisa Mikulishna’ and ‘Stavr Godinovich’ in which she saves her arrogant husband from prison of Prince Vladimir The Red Sun by simply using her wit.

Vasilisa is wise and intelligent, and she prefers to use her mind to solve problems.

“Vol’ga” by Andrei Shishkin.

Vol’ga Svyatoslavich (Russian: Вольга Святославич) or Volkh Vseslavyevich (Russian: Волх Всеславьевич) is a Russian epic hero, a bogatyr, from the Novgorod Republic bylina cycle.

Vol’ga is a son of a serpent and knyazhna (the daughter of a knyaz) Marfa Vseslavyevna. His distinguishing features are the ability to turn into a wolf and the ability to understand the language of animals.

Vol’ga has many archaic features, therefore he is considered one of the oldest characters in Russian folklore.