Who are these people?

[pasithea]

postvixen, magnavixen, and prickvixen

I see their names as response posts in almost all of the journals of people I have on my friends lists but I have NO idea who they are. All three seem pretty cool (which is surprising given they're all vixens) so I have to wonder who they are before my noggin starts coming up with ideas like they are really the internet equivalent of the three furies of greek mythos or something.

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[queenofstripes.livejournal.com]

If Magnavixen's up for it, Whore of Babylon, False Prophet, and Beast. Ashy and I have already knocked around the idea of riding her through a river of saints' blood in a couple years...

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[shatterstripes.livejournal.com]

I'm not going to suggest who would be who in maiden/mother/crone. Why do so many feminine power symbols come in threes?

[gwynbones.livejournal.com]

Two breasts and a vagina.

No, seriously, I think maybe that is it.

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[zeeth_kyrah]

Three is one of the basic cultural "power numbers". All kinds of folk tales and myths and mental groupings occur in threes: three fates, three time periods, three famous deaths at a time. One interesting cultural difference is that American Indian stories tend to think in fours instead: four transformations, four warriors, four days of ritual, and so on.

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[prickvixen.livejournal.com]

I've already signed up to be the Scarlet Woman. Besides, everybody already rides on my back.

Maybe we all combine into a gestalt creature called The Beast... you know, like Voltron.