Writing Drarry has quickly become one of my favorite pastimes, and that's saying something because I'm a jack of all trades.
I decided to add the definitions again so you guys can revise them and think about the story again, see if you can understand things from another point of view.
I also wanted to point out that the writing style for every chapter is different, and that it correlates with the word the chapter is based on. Just in case you guys hadn't noticed.
DOGMA
"Dogma means an established belief or a set of principles that a religion follows. In some cases, it is also the ideology of an organisation. It is often described as authoritative and an undisputable thought. The term often carries a negative connotation because it does not sound good at all."
ETHOS
"Roughly translated ethos means a different mindset or a specific trait that a person in a different culture is accustomed to. A synonym for it is mentality or values. Ethos is the word you use to call the difference between the two worlds."
FILOTIMO
"One of the most complicated Greek words to translate, Filotimo means putting others before yourself. Add to that a hint of courage, honour and selflessness; you will end up with a word for chivalry. Doing something with filotimo means, you are doing something honourable and for the greater good."
These references are directly from OPAL Translations, from an article by Johanes Bangao. The direct link is here if you feel like exploring.
https://opaltranslation.com.au/cool-greek-words/#Cool_Greek_Words
