Like isn't Isis the one who asked for a competition? And since they knew Seth is a God and Horus isn't yet, proves that the competition wasn't fair from the start. Isis has been cheating the whole time and I'm just mad about the way they discuss their plans for the rivalry. I'm setting aside their deeds and such but like they should have known that nothing was fair from the start. They're just making their conflict consume more time(tho this what makes the plot so... (〜￣△￣)〜) and I just feel bad for Seth I mean I know he wasn't the only one who faults this, but COULD SOMEONE GIVE HIM A BREAK LIKE PLEASE （/TДT)/
I don't know why I'm commenting on this, but I just want to say my thoughts so please correct me if I said smth wrong. Thank you(づ￣ ³￣)づ
They're commenting on this now because, unlike the proposed type of contest that came out of the raffle this time, the first two types that were chosen for the two earlier matches made it possible for both Seth and Horus to compete on a more equal footing: they made it fair by putting Seth at a slight disadvantage by making him fight in a place where he wasn't habitually used to, because they took place in the water, where the sand god was obviously thought to be out of his element, while Horus had the advantage of having the blessings of three gods that granted him special powers (the ability to breath underwater, the ability to keep his wings dry underwater and thus being able to fly underwater, and of course the falcon wings that allow him to fly).
They're commenting on this now because, unlike the proposed type of contest that came out of the raffle this time, the first two types that were chosen for the two earlier matches made it possible for both Seth... Jayjay
And Anubis helped Horus in that part where they switched the boats.
They knew Isis was helping Horus and iits like their goals were to make Seth suffer ╥﹏╥
I want them to tackle the conflict between the Four of them
And Anubis helped Horus in that part where they switched the boats.They knew Isis was helping Horus and iits like their goals were to make Seth suffer ╥﹏╥ I want them to tackle the conflict between the Fo... Potato_Lia
But Isis helped him both in the open and in secret, so it's safe to assume that everything she did in the open was "allowed" while what she did in secret was not. The help Isis gave in the open was not the same as when she was "cheating", or as when Anubis "secretly" switched the boats, which was also cheating. Isis' help that was not done in secret (whenever she did nothing to hide what she was doing) was "allowed" and even "authorized" by the other gods, since it was to make up for the great difference in power between Horus and Seth. That difference was originally so great that, in order to put them on an equal footing, Seth had to be "brought down" and Horus "brought up", till they met each other halfway. The other gods knew that, so they allowed Isis This was done by forcing Seth to compete in the water and giving Horus some powers, powers that would not be enough to guarantee an instant victory, but merely enough to give Horus a "reasonable" chance to win. It was the only way to have a fair competition. Otherwise, the human-like Horus wouldn't have stood a chance to win even against Seth, not even against a Seth who was slightly inconvenienced while in the water.
Like isn't Isis the one who asked for a competition? And since they knew Seth is a God and Horus isn't yet, proves that the competition wasn't fair from the start. Isis has been cheating the whole time and I'm just mad about the way they discuss their plans for the rivalry. I'm setting aside their deeds and such but like they should have known that nothing was fair from the start. They're just making their conflict consume more time(tho this what makes the plot so... (〜￣△￣)〜) and I just feel bad for Seth I mean I know he wasn't the only one who faults this, but COULD SOMEONE GIVE HIM A BREAK LIKE PLEASE （/TДT)/
I don't know why I'm commenting on this, but I just want to say my thoughts so please correct me if I said smth wrong.
Thank you(づ￣ ³￣)づ
They're commenting on this now because, unlike the proposed type of contest that came out of the raffle this time, the first two types that were chosen for the two earlier matches made it possible for both Seth and Horus to compete on a more equal footing: they made it fair by putting Seth at a slight disadvantage by making him fight in a place where he wasn't habitually used to, because they took place in the water, where the sand god was obviously thought to be out of his element, while Horus had the advantage of having the blessings of three gods that granted him special powers (the ability to breath underwater, the ability to keep his wings dry underwater and thus being able to fly underwater, and of course the falcon wings that allow him to fly).
And Anubis helped Horus in that part where they switched the boats.
They knew Isis was helping Horus and iits like their goals were to make Seth suffer ╥﹏╥
I want them to tackle the conflict between the Four of them
But Isis helped him both in the open and in secret, so it's safe to assume that everything she did in the open was "allowed" while what she did in secret was not. The help Isis gave in the open was not the same as when she was "cheating", or as when Anubis "secretly" switched the boats, which was also cheating. Isis' help that was not done in secret (whenever she did nothing to hide what she was doing) was "allowed" and even "authorized" by the other gods, since it was to make up for the great difference in power between Horus and Seth. That difference was originally so great that, in order to put them on an equal footing, Seth had to be "brought down" and Horus "brought up", till they met each other halfway. The other gods knew that, so they allowed Isis This was done by forcing Seth to compete in the water and giving Horus some powers, powers that would not be enough to guarantee an instant victory, but merely enough to give Horus a "reasonable" chance to win. It was the only way to have a fair competition. Otherwise, the human-like Horus wouldn't have stood a chance to win even against Seth, not even against a Seth who was slightly inconvenienced while in the water.