Elegy
Elegy noun - A composition expressing one's grief over a loss.
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Synonyms for Elegy
Legend and elegy are semantically related in inscription topic. In some cases you can use "Legend" instead a noun "Elegy".
Legend
Legend noun - An explanatory list of the symbols on a map or chart.
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Synonyms for Legend
Elegy and legend are semantically related in inscription topic. Sometimes you can use "Elegy" instead a noun "Legend".
Nearby Word: legendary
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| last | last elegy | last legend |
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In An Elegy for the Still-living, the fisher king of Arthurian legend appears, though he is strangely warped and resembles a mirror image of Francis.
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An Elegy for the Still-living has knights, dragons, talking houses, sentient oceans, cyborg pigeons, cartwheeling giraffes, Anthropomorphic Personifications of death, talking dogs, ketchup rivers, a Fisher Kingdom, hallucinogenic perfumes, characters from Arthurian legend, reincarnation, and more!
Source: Fantasy Kitchen Sink - The reveal trailer for the 3DS remake of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask really played up the creepiness of Termina, and at one point the camera lingers over Link's Elegy of Emptiness statue (the face behind "Ben Drowned") for longer than the other scenes.
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