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− | Phoebe's name comes from Greek mythology, where she was a Titaness, the mother of Leto and Asteria and the grandmother of Apollo, Artemis and Hecate. Her name means "the shining one." Later on, particularly in Elizabethan poetry, she came to be associated with the | + | Phoebe's name comes from Greek mythology, where she was a Titaness, the mother of Leto and Asteria and the grandmother of Apollo, Artemis and Hecate. Her name means "the shining one." Later on, particularly in Elizabethan poetry, she came to be associated with the Moon. Indeed, the character Lysander refers to the Moon as Phoebe in Act I, scene i of ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]''. (Coincidentally, [[William Shakespeare]] uses the name Phoebe in another play of his, ''As You Like It''. ) |
For the Graces, see the article on the Weird Sisters. | For the Graces, see the article on the Weird Sisters. |
Latest revision as of 07:55, 7 December 2024
Phoebe is the Weird Sister of Grace.
Characteristics
She can be distinguished from the others by her blond hair. She is supposedly more gentle and kindly than Luna and Seline (although she was just as eager for the destruction of the Avalon Clan as were the other two).
When Phoebe is ascendant, the Sisters are the Graces. [1]
Appearances
- "City of Stone" Part One (First Appearance)
- "City of Stone" Part Two
- "City of Stone" Part Three
- "City of Stone" Part Four
- "High Noon"
- "The Price" (Weird Sisters Mentioned Only)
- "Avalon" Part One
- "Avalon" Part Two
- "Avalon" Part Three
- "Sanctuary" (Weird Sisters Mentioned Only)
- "Ill Met By Moonlight"
- "The Gathering" Part One
Real World Background
Phoebe's name comes from Greek mythology, where she was a Titaness, the mother of Leto and Asteria and the grandmother of Apollo, Artemis and Hecate. Her name means "the shining one." Later on, particularly in Elizabethan poetry, she came to be associated with the Moon. Indeed, the character Lysander refers to the Moon as Phoebe in Act I, scene i of A Midsummer Night's Dream. (Coincidentally, William Shakespeare uses the name Phoebe in another play of his, As You Like It. )
For the Graces, see the article on the Weird Sisters.
Production Background
Voice Actor: Kath Soucie