St. Trina - Closer Look

#eldenring #shadowoftheerdtree

[erwinkonopka]

I wonder how loud the shouting in From Software offices was when they told Miyazaki that they will have a female character without feet.

[lakesong]

props to the voice actress, it's hard to speak like this and not sound like dying, st trina felt like she's sleep talking

[jesusmarquez]

When I saw her, I thought the flower was holding her. But it’s just her.

[renav.]

As soon as I beat the final boss, I rushed back to tell St. Trina and seeing her laying there dead was the most emotionally gutpunching part of the dlc AND base game combined, for me.

She knew, even discarded from Miquella, that his death meant hers as well. And still she asked us to stop him, to SAVE him from Godhood by killing him.

One of the best characters, even though we see so little of her

[tooru-kun]

St Trina and Miquella are probably some of the most beautiful character from ever created.
Trina especially has some ethereal beauty full of peace, she really feel like someone in an eternal peaceful slumber

[moseswilson]

Thollier somewhere losin his mind watchin this

[Bipolaroid]

she looks so much like the little girl in angel's egg

[pockystyx]

Miquella tossing away the parts of himself that he needed the most to actually achieve the kind loving order he wanted. At the very least when Miquella had died, St. Trinia helped him one last time.

[bestbrostar]

its honestly really interesting to see how despite the generally very saturated look in-game, the flower is actually extremely withered... its still majestic to us, yet the peak of her beauty and power is far, far behind.

[GrenzRell]

Man sleeping like that is gonna get you such a creak in the neck

[felipecouto]

VERY interesting to see her unused dialogue. Even in the used one, she seem to clearly not scorn Miquella for being abandoned, rather, she seems like she cares for him and knows that divinity is *not* something good, but rather a prison, that she wants us to stop him from inserting himself. I've seen a lot of people interpreting that she wants us to kill Miquella because he ''lost his goodness'', but it seems clear even in the cut dialogue that she just wants him to be free - which considering he was cursed since his birth, its something that gripped him from the very beginning.

[jhndee]

wish we could save her.... this quest was so heartbreaking

[rookie]

ohhh i was wondering how miquella could have cut her away from him, and realising she probably just budded a new version of herself from the nectarbloom where his blood fell makes so much sense. like how millicent came from a bud of aeonia, or how 'erdtree birth' might work, people really do grow on trees in this world....

[thanus]

“Would you love me if I was a flower?”

[gwyndolinds-enyt]

It’s really mythological: a demigod loses part of themselves, it becomes a flower

[SarahStorm]

A lot of Mediterranean flowers were named after greek gods, as a lot of other flowers after were named after saints and biblical events. Flowers symbolize life and death cycles, beauty, love, sadness and also blood. In Portuguese there's this beautiful flower that grows from a vine in bunches called (translated) "Christ's Tears". Elden Ring takes so much from how human kind dealt with the real and the sacred trough esoterism and science. How we named planets, chemical elements, fauna and flora. Its all connected, it's terrestrial and celestial.

[passioncomplex]

A few different moments in the DLC truly looked as if I was looking right at the most beautiful concept art for a video game, but I was standing INSIDE of it. Like being inside of a beautiful painting.
I feel bad for anyone who isn't/didn't thoroughly enjoy the DLC, we were truly blessed with this work of art.

[tatinh]

To think Miquella threw her off the cliff to the sea to embark on his quest after using her to gain favors and followers is really horrible. Even so Trina still thinks about him.

[glasgowblackchigowski]

She blessed the merchants with tranquility and peace when their eyes were burning in frenzy, this character is a victim beyond what words can describe.

[SoapyCilantro]

The voice actor did a phenomenal job as well — made me feel her pain and sorrow. Got really emotional toward the end