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The Garden: likely in reference to the Biblical garden of Eden
False Gods: another biblical reference
Hesperides: in Greek mythology, the nymphs that guard the golden apples given to Hera by Gaia to celebrate her marriage to Zeus.
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The Garden: likely in reference to the Biblical garden of Eden
False Gods: another biblical reference
Hesperides: in Greek mythology, the nymphs that guard the golden apples given to Hera by Gaia to celebrate her marriage to Zeus.
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These golden apples would give immortality to anyone who ate them, which is why they needed to be guarded. Most accounts say there were 3 Hesperides, though some sources say 4 or 7.
Interestingly, one of the golden apples is what caused the Trojan War.
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Interestingly, one of the golden apples is what caused the Trojan War.
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Welcome to Bardo: in Tibetan tradition, "bardo" is the state of existence intermediate between two lives on earth. After death and before one& #39;s next birth, when one& #39;s consciousness is not connected with a physical body, one experiences a variety of phenomena.
Nakara: this word can refer to a lot of different things, mainly having to do with the Aboriginal Nakara people of Australia
There& #39;s a suburb of Darwin, Aus with the name
Nakara is also the name of a type of martial arts in Kiribati, an island in Oceania, and an Indian drum.
There& #39;s a suburb of Darwin, Aus with the name
Nakara is also the name of a type of martial arts in Kiribati, an island in Oceania, and an Indian drum.
The Queen& #39;s Gambit: this one has been covered by a lot of people in the fandom already, but this is a chess move in which you sacrifice a pawn in order to gain control of a square.
Anaconda: this is the title of the backdoor pilot, but I don& #39;t know what the name could mean.
Anaconda: this is the title of the backdoor pilot, but I don& #39;t know what the name could mean.
