The active pole
The Ruthless
You pursue the target without regard for the lives around it.

The feminine archetypes
II
Choose your direction and trust your stride.
Independence and aim. Answers to no one but her own target.
Begin the journey ↗You feel most yourself when your attention has a chosen direction. A trail, a skill or a project can become a way to hear your own thinking again. You value companionship that does not require you to shrink your independence. You may notice quickly when someone else's expectations have quietly replaced your aim. In groups, you protect the right to pursue a life outside prescribed roles. Your focus can give others permission to want something for themselves. Yet a clear target can make the needs of a relationship look like interference. Being helped may feel like a loss of competence. Your independence becomes more flexible when it includes choosing company, changing course and receiving support without surrendering the path.
Invite someone onto a path you usually walk alone. Be clear about the freedom you need and ask about theirs. Shared direction can be chosen afresh rather than assumed to be a constraint.
Artemis · Atalanta · Katniss Everdeen
These figures offer one possible reading of the pattern, not a complete account of their stories.
Every pattern can become too forceful or retreat too far. These are possibilities to notice, not labels or predictions.
The active pole
You pursue the target without regard for the lives around it.
The passive pole
You make isolation the price of remaining independent.
Inspired by : Artemis, Bolen's virgin goddesses

Hold a centre where commitment can flourish.

See the next move without losing the whole board.

Make a quiet place where you can return to yourself.

Tend the conditions in which others can grow.

Let connection change the quality of the moment.

Stand firmly, and make room for others to stand.

Remember the knowledge that lives in your senses.

Listen at the threshold of what can be named.

Weave a form for what only you can yet see.

Make the room lighter and the possibilities bolder.

Carry the lantern without choosing another person's road.