Sinking…

sinking…

Twisted Wonderland Theory: First years, Grim, and Crowley’s association to Aleister Crowley

These have the subject of religion in them, so don’t come at me… I mean all of these with respect as well.

Also please to correct me if I’m wrong :)

By @RADHABO1 on twitter

All the images are from google. Don’t sue me-

The cover has the left side of the moon opening, so I’m going to assume that the moon is a reference to the left eye of Hours, the symbol of healing and regaining what was lost.

Lets go to the first years… These are in order as the book

Ace Trappola:

the hearts trump’s meaning is the holy goblet, the lives in which priests count

The hearts king’s model is Charlemagne, and the card is often called the ‘suicide king’ because he appears like he stuck the sword is stuck through his head.

“Trappola” means trap, so he may play the role as a joker

Also, we can see that he looks at Riddle in the opening, as well as him having a heart, to tell us that he is aiming for Riddle’s position

Sebek Zegvolt:

Sobek is the Egyptian god of power, virility, fertility.

He acts like a prophet to fertility because they used to say that Sobek was the one who decided if they were pregnant or not.

In the Hebrew bible, Sobek is associated with Leviathan, the third demon who represents envy

Sobek is benevolent yet unpredictable, and he appears to get mad because of fear

Sobek does have associations with “thunder and storms”; Set/Kunum

Epel Felmier:

Epel’s name is a reference to an apple, which is associated with Adam and Eve.

Adam and Eve had sons named Cain and Abel. Abel is known to be the first victim of murder. (Kinda sounds and looks like Epel)

The twisted part of Epel is that his apple juice was the one causing harm, rather than being the victim.

In the old testament he said something to Elijah, a prophet, something that has to do with soldiers/knights and Elijah responded “Yahweh is my God”

What I’m trying to say is that Abel has many associations with prophets such as Elijah and Adam. (I think Abel is a prophet too, if I’m not mistaken)

Jack Howl:

Not much is known about him.

In the Latin version of the bible that was translated into French, Jack does appear as Jacob (that’s what I heard. Idk)

Jacob, Yaqub, is one of the prophets/messengers in the Quran, and has associations with the 12 disciples

Wolves are metaphors for greed in the bible

I only got Marquis and Aamon/Amon from wiki.

Deuce Spade:

The Spade Cards mean Pike/halberd (I thought it was sword or lance) , knights/soldiers, and death.

The king of Spade’s model is King David, one of the prophets.

Deuce may be last because death=end

All five of the first years:

all have an association to the old testament or prophets in the bible and or the Quran.

There’s 13x4 + joker cards in a deck. There’s 52 in total. 52 is the number of weeks in a year.

When you add all 52 and add the joker, you’ll get 365. 365 is the number of days in of days in a year in the solar/Julian calendar

The Ace of Swords card in tarot means “triumph, the excessive degree in everything, conquest, triumph of force. It is a card of great force, in love as well as in hatred: it can indicate great property or great misery.” (wiki)

maybe the story ended in death (The fall of Twisted wonderland), but with the help of the sword, they’ll get over it and “conquer death”

Dire Crowley (our dear Crowley)

Dire Crowley is rumored to have associations with Aleister Crowley, the wickedest man in the world.

Crowley, according to Wikipedia, does have association to Egyptian deities, Islamic deities, the Cristian bible, and is in the related section of the Ace of Swords.

Crowley is known for having associations with a beast; the beast of 666. This is also from wiki.

He described how he saw it as…

A rainfall as red as fire

Seven heads and ten horns, on top of that, the beast had 7 crowns

he saw it crawled out the ocean

there’s seven heads and each horn had 10 crowns

on the head, there were not so nice words about god written.

it looked like a jaguar with the feet of a bear and the mouth of a lion

a dragon tried to give it’s powers and crown to the beast

Lets look at the monster in the prologue which looks like Grim.