Hey, I never noticed the spindle thing, that looks plausible indeed.
Has it been noted that the line running under the top images starts at the rightmost lady's foot? Also, it's hard to see, but this lady appears to be holding a spindle of her own behind her back.
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The thread then runs to the left, touching all the ladies apart from the one in the middle, ending in the one on the left. It's kind of lie a thread of life, which would connect well to the mythology of spinning and weaving in various cultures and times.
At first sight this line seems like a meaningless design element, a border to separate the image from the text, but the VM never does that. It's an actual thread connecting all the ladies.
Edit- I know which story it is, Ovid strikes again
Has it been noted that the line running under the top images starts at the rightmost lady's foot? Also, it's hard to see, but this lady appears to be holding a spindle of her own behind her back.
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The thread then runs to the left, touching all the ladies apart from the one in the middle, ending in the one on the left. It's kind of lie a thread of life, which would connect well to the mythology of spinning and weaving in various cultures and times.
At first sight this line seems like a meaningless design element, a border to separate the image from the text, but the VM never does that. It's an actual thread connecting all the ladies.
Edit- I know which story it is, Ovid strikes again