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Oh my god... the hair bow! I have a massive weakness for those larger-styled bows some wear in their hair, or pull part of their hair back with them. (Again with the green eyes on a gray/blue-eyed character... Malfoid is just a gender-flipped [Rule 63] Draco.)

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99% sure this AI traced. LOL these people just don't care about faking their stuff. I mean, it's not really that hard to fully trace the "source" material, but this, this is just total laziness. You can see the artifact with no effort, or the Slytherin coat flipped hahaha. Terrible moderation btw. Flagged.

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theblackdeath said in comment #2639612:

99% sure this AI traced. LOL these people just don't care about faking their stuff. I mean, it's not really that hard to fully trace the "source" material, but this, this is just total laziness. You can see the artifact with no effort, or the Slytherin coat flipped hahaha. Terrible moderation btw. Flagged.

The Slytherin coat is not flipped. Look at the skirt "dipping" between her legs... and just continuing on under her butt. That's why I'd call it AI (at the very least "AI assisted"). I still like it, but as much as I don't care for generative AI, as long as they list it as such...

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This makes me wonder how many of the Fatui actually know that Raiden Shogun killed Signora, or the exact circumstances of her execution. Did they make it public knowledge? I'm guessing not since it could lead to political pressure to seek retribution from Inazuma, or if they did, they made it clear that Signora dug her own grave and died according to Inazuman law.

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Runty said in comment #2621611:

This makes me wonder how many of the Fatui actually know that Raiden Shogun killed Signora, or the exact circumstances of her execution. Did they make it public knowledge? I'm guessing not since it could lead to political pressure to seek retribution from Inazuma.

Exactly zero. Signora's action during the peak of Inazuma rebellion was one (wo)man act, after all, and there's no Fatui soldiers around the building where that showdown took place.

Well, there are prime suspects, which were the two other people inside the building (which was Traveller and Raiden Ei) but so far the Fatuis haven't pulled anything about that incident. So far it's chalked to Signora going rogue after going power-crazy and unsealing her curse (which is already turning her body to ash, therefore it is normally sealed with Cyro powers from Tsaritsa via the white catalyst she was using).

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From the 7.0 AQ Childe implied that it was Traveler that killed Signora, further cementing the fact that the Fatuis don't know what actually happened inside the hall.

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Rathurue said in comment #2621615:

Exactly zero. Signora's action during the peak of Inazuma rebellion was one (wo)man act, after all, and there's no Fatui soldiers around the building where that showdown took place.

Well, there are prime suspects, which were the two other people inside the building (which was Traveller and Raiden Ei) but so far the Fatuis haven't pulled anything about that incident. So far it's chalked to Signora going rogue after going power-crazy and unsealing her curse (which is already turning her body to ash, therefore it is normally sealed with Cyro powers from Tsaritsa via the white catalyst she was using).

I actually think they know, given what Il Capitano said about her during the "A Winter Night's Lazzo" trailer about her dishonorable conduct. Plus an organization like the Fatui would surely gather information about what happened to get their facts straight.

Plus when I brought it up on Reddit, everyone was saying that the Fatui had to know since they don't seek recompense from Inazuma or the Traveler. If they didn't know the exact circumstances, they might've sought retribution. However, since the duel was according to Inazuman law, they'd know that making an issue out of it would be pointless.

In addition, Columbina and Sandrone didn't bring the Traveler to task for Signora's death, despite their involvement. They probably realized that they can't blame them for it since Signora didn't have to accept their challenge and could've just walked away.

EDIT: Now that we've seen the 7.0 AQ, we know for sure that the Fatui has the details. It's just that over 98% of Snezhnayans hated Signora, an image she was fine with cultivating. Pretty much the only ones who liked her were Arlecchino, Columbina, and Sandrone, and even they knew she was going to get herself killed at some point.

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Runty said in comment #2621932:

I actually think they know, given what Il Capitano said about her during the "A Winter Night's Lazzo" trailer about her dishonorable conduct. Plus an organization like the Fatui would surely gather information about what happened to get their facts straight.

Plus when I brought it up on Reddit, everyone was saying that the Fatui had to know since they don't seek recompense from Inazuma or the Traveler. If they didn't know the exact circumstances, they might've sought retribution. However, since the duel was according to Inazuman law, they'd know that making an issue out of it would be pointless.

In addition, Columbina and Sandrone didn't bring the Traveler to task for Signora's death, despite their involvement. They probably realized that they can't blame them for it since Signora didn't have to accept their challenge and could've just walked away.

EDIT: Now that we've seen the 7.0 AQ, we know for sure that the Fatui has the details. It's just that over 98% of Snezhnayans hated Signora, an image she was fine with cultivating. Pretty much the only ones who liked her were Arlecchino, Columbina, and Sandrone, and even they knew she was going to get herself killed at some point.

Yeah, thats some interesting lore, thanks for sharing this. Its some good lore to talk and think about

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