Juno

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Demigoddess of Pacts

At A Glance

  • Names: Goddess of Pacts, Goddess of Family, Goddess of Marriage, Goddess of Divorce

  • Pronouns: She/her

  • Alignment: Lawful Good

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  • Common Symbol: A scepter

  • Followers: Divorce Lawyers, Social Workers

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Overview

Profile

While Hestia and Juno reside over quite similar domains, their outlook is far different. While Hestia focuses on the emotional connection of bonds, Juno's domain is focused on the responsibility and duty which comes from bonds. The responsibility parents have to children, or a spouse to a spouse, or a friend to a friend. She stresses that with emotions must also come actions and commitment.

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Influences

Goals

Nothing infuriates Juno more than the betrayal of a pact of love. A parent who harms their child, a lover who leaves their spouse to toil through household duties alone, or a friend who vanishes whenever times get tough. She desires for pacts to be upheld, and when they are not, she seeks to see justice done. In her name children are removed from loveless households, spouses leave their inequitable marriages, and disrespectful friendships dissolve.

Divine Relationships

Juno is close with Ceres. While the two do have a child together, they are not long term lovers.

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Champions of Deity

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