The Wolf, the Crone, and the Maiden in Red: A Brief Comparative AnalysisÂ
Welcome to the Library of the Ink-stained Archivist, where wolves lurk between the pages of every girl’s story. Follow Little Red through tangled tales of innocence, desire, and defiance—where the maiden becomes the huntress, and the beast wears human faces.
Sexism in Greek Mythology
A big hello, and thanks to those of you who have found your way to this corner of the internet! I’m Lady Kaie and this is my first time writing for Myths and Mischief! Today we will be tackling Sexism in Greek Mythology. For the purposes of this piece, let’s begin with a basic de
Iago: Villainous Mastermind or Victim of His Own Mind?
An psychoanalytic and cognitive theory literary analysis of the complex character of Iago in Shakespeare's Othello, exploring a central dichotomy: is he a villainous mastermind or a victim of his own mind?
Mourn the Wicked: Part 3
In anticipation of "Wicked: For Good," we explore key movie beats, including "Popular," Dr. Dillamond's removal, and "I’m Not that Girl." The dynamics between Elphaba and Galinda evolve as they bond and face societal issues regarding Animal rights, culminating in Elphaba's realization of her feeli
Ancient Legends: Greek Mythology Today
The Magical Mythtress explores Greek mythology, introducing the game Wrath of the Gods as an engaging edutainment tool, while discussing the evolution and modern interpretations of Greek mythology in media.