Andromeda-Cassiopeia Woman
This woman has two names. She is beautiful and self-confident. She is also scarred with the burden of arrogance and jelousy that influences her fate. She takes the names after two beautiful constellations: Andromeda (in her hair line) and Cassiopeia (at her neck). In the myth, Cassiopeia offended the Nereids (Poseidon's nymphs) claiming her daughter Andromeda was more beautiful than the nymphs. The nymphs asked the sea god Poseidon to punish the queen for her vanity.
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