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Okay guys, I recently watched The chilling adventures of Sabrina and HOLY SHIT (or unholy shit, see what I did there?) I have never in my life seen a show with a so powerful and badass female lead!! It addresses so many problems that are currently in our society. It kind of makes me sad, that this is the first show where I actively noticed this.

And can we talk about the relationships here? At first I was a bit sceptical because I don't like it when there is soooo much romance (personal taste) but how they did it with this show is incredible!!!!! The way she goes from Harvey to Nick is not the typical "I am torn between these two hot boys that both want me. Who should I pick?" Cliché. It's Harvey who tells her that he won't accept a part of her and she realises that if he can't accept that part then she can't be herself around him. I think what ultimately ends their relationship is, that Nick is so very enthusiastic to get to know her human life as well as her witch life. I think that's where she realises that she cannot Harvey is not the right boy for her and even if it hurts like hell, she tries to move on.

Her relationship with Nick is gentle and he never tells her what to do, he know what she is capable of and he knows he can't stop her. So he tries to help where he can and it's beautiful. I especially loved where Sabrina and Harvey are arguing, Harvey thinks Nick will tell Sabrina that she can't do it because it's too dangerous and Nick just goes: "You think I can tell her what to do?" And it shows the difference in these two relationships so good!!! I love this!

But it's not only romance, also the relationships between family is wonderfully portrayed.

But I will do something to that later, because it will get too long.

Please tell me what you thought of the show, if you watched it that is.

Agatha and Rio is just a really wild Hades and Persephone AU. Where Persephone (Nick) is Hades (Rio) and Demeters (Agatha) child. There are versions of the myth where Hades taking Persephone is seen as death taking a child too soon and that's literally what happened. Demeter is angry, grieving, and furious, her child was taken by death away from her and even the depths of her heart knows death is final even for those with power. Demeters creation of winter (killing witches using Persephones/Nicks song) isn't her being depressed over her missing child and negletlcting her domain, but an angry f you to Hades for taking her kid (It causes paperwork for the sheer influx of dead before their time mortals). In this tale there is no Hecate taking pity of Demeter and helping her find Helios to find out what happened that day, there is no fight with Zuse and Hades about taking her child too soon, no Hermes to deliver the news Demeter found out, no pomegranate, no six months. Just Hades, sorrowful because there is nothing he can do because he's already broken so many rules, and Demeter, working through that sometimes kids die too soon and Hades means nothing cruel by it, he's just doing what he was made for.