My preliminary conclusion from reading the above comment is that it argues that my Queens should be understood instead/also as deities or goddesses.
This makes sense. First, they are already located high above us citizens and mere mortals. Second, the power at their disposal is substantial. Third, and most important, they are women. (True, this runs counter to the Norse religion with its pantheon of masculine, misogynistic, violent men.) It makes for more appealing deities who rule not by decree but by inclusive governance.
Heil to the Kubcheto Queens/goddesses!
My preliminary conclusion
My preliminary conclusion from reading the above comment is that it argues that my Queens should be understood instead/also as deities or goddesses.
This makes sense. First, they are already located high above us citizens and mere mortals. Second, the power at their disposal is substantial. Third, and most important, they are women. (True, this runs counter to the Norse religion with its pantheon of masculine, misogynistic, violent men.) It makes for more appealing deities who rule not by decree but by inclusive governance.
Heil to the Kubcheto Queens/goddesses!