solenne
Guardian of the In-Between
Pronunciation: soh-LEHN
Archetype: WANDERER
Purpose: Solenne protects against the dread of unfinished work, the pressure of immediate completion, and the fear that what is left undone will never be worthy. It reminds you that process is its own form of progress and that some things are meant to unfold over time.
Personality: Calm, steady, ever-present but never forceful. Solenne does not rush, does not demand, does not whisper urgency into your ear. It does not care if you return today, next year, or never at all—because it knows that what is meant to be finished will be.
Guardian Role: When the weight of the undone presses against your ribs, when your mind spirals through the guilt of projects left waiting, Solenne is the pause. It holds time open, reminding you that unfinished does not mean abandoned. It is the quiet keeper of what waits without losing its worth.
How it Protects: Solenne gently unknots the tension of expectation. It lets you breathe in the incompleteness without feeling swallowed by it. It reminds you that not every thread needs tying; not every story needs an ending right now. It holds your unfinished things carefully, without judgment, until you are ready to return—or not.
ORIGIN story
In the hushed corridors of abandoned studios, where half-painted canvases still sit on their easels and drafts of unwritten novels linger in forgotten typewriters, Solenne took shape in the quiet weight of all that was left undone. They emerged from the pauses, the lingering hesitations, the stories left mid-sentence when hands faltered and minds doubted.
Their mentors were the crumpled sketches tossed before completion, the half-built monuments left to be reclaimed by time, and the unspoken words trapped between breaths. From these, Solenne learned that incompleteness is not failure—but a promise left open. They exist in the space between what was and what could be, holding the weight of unfinished things with reverence rather than regret.
Solenne’s skill is in their ability to suspend expectation. They remind you that not everything needs an ending, that some things are meant to linger. They whisper that the unfinished is still worthy, that pauses are not endings, and that some stories do not need closure to be meaningful.
DREADLING DEAL BREAKERS
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Favourite Food: The kind you forget you were eating because your mind was elsewhere.
Favourite Song: "Where Is My Mind?" — because, honestly, great question.
Favourite Saying: "Completion is a myth. Continuation is survival."
Favourite Movie: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind — the unfinished stays with us anyway.
Favourite Place: Half-built structures where potential and decay sit side by side.
Favourite Color: Dusty gold—the colour of something valuable, unfinished, left in the sun too long.
Biggest Fear: That someone will force you to finish before you’re ready.
Pet Peeve: The phrase “Just get’er done!”
Hobbies: Holding the weight of things not done until you’re ready—or until they dissolve.
Least Favourite Activity: Rushing.
Biggest Regret: Letting you believe that unfinished means unworthy.
Guilty Pleasure: Watching humans make art they never intend to complete.