I'd greatly recommend checking them both out. They're both great and have really impacted me.

just how great Jamie Paige is at writing lyrics. They can be interpreted in so many different ways, and they are just so compelling. I love Jamie's music and Fatamoru so much that being able to connect these two so deeply makes me greatly happy. If you're a fan of one or the other or neither

Morgana is a character who is heavily devoted to others. Firstly, to her mother, and then when she was abandoned to god, so the only use of an action is to do anything for someone is just perfect. It's only possible to draw this many similarities because of how complex Morgana's character is and

that identity of sainthood, and if no one is around to help her, that's all she'd ever know. I think it's important to highlight that the song almost never uses active language. It's always could, can, or wanna. The only time definitive wording is used is when they say they'd do anything for someone

When Jacopo was around, she was getting closer to closer to becoming just a normal girl. For the pov of Iwticf and Morgana, I believe that they would struggle greatly to change without someone to love and guide them through it. The way Morgana learned to cope inherently regresses her deeper into-

"but i could be your sword, you could hold me tight
all i wanna do is to do you right" "i wish that i could fly with these broken wings if it was meant for you, i'd do anything". These are the most the lyrics even try to describe, change, or action, and they all want to change for someone else.

Morgana feels like, without her sainthood, she has nothing. Having no family or connections for most of her life, the only thing that gave her purpose, and later re-contextualized her pain as trials, is her identity. Much like the song, her strongest desires and attempts to change come from love.

"without a purpose, i'm an apparition"
"my heart's been burnt and wholly dispossessed
(these barely-blinking eyes that refuse to cry)
oh, what i wouldn't give to stay
to have my joy and sorrow cast away"
these lyrics fit Her so perfectly I love it.

"I wish that I could fall a little bit harder
I wish that I could fall, like it would even matter
I wish that I could fall right into your life
but I'm not there at all, on the other side."
These lyrics encapsulate perfectly the tragic inaction and yearning that Morgana does.

Even when she has thoughts of changing, or denying being a saint, she's stuck between what she's been told to be and what she wants to be, and this is almost exactly what Iwticf and the album Constant Companions is about.

This pairs greatly with Morgana's character. She was never taught how to be proactive or to be more than the role she was given. This creates a significant disconnect with those around her. She has to be stiff and in her role, or she will lose the only meaning to her suffering in life.

First, we have to understand the core components of Morgana's character and Iwticf. Iwticf is a song based heavily on longing for something that you don't have and desperately want. The lyrics play heavily with inaction, while desperately wishing for something to change.

Ay congrats! Good luck with the masters climb! You can dm me if you ever want advice.

I saw you in the gbvs lobby today and I felt like I saw Michael Jackson.

I really did! Also nice you're on my fav episode I hope you have a great time as well!

so I’d have to give it a 9/10 rating. A beautiful story, filled with so much love and heart in it. I recommend it heavily. I dedicate this review to my beloved witch, Beatrice.
10/10