![]() Shadow Weaver always saw Adora as her favorite. She taught Adora how to read, tie her boots, how to fight and be victorious. As Adora grew Shadow Weaver acted like a commanding officer and mother to her, albeit not a nice one. She decided to take Adora in as her ward because she saw potential in the child. She acts as Hordak's right hand until she undermines him one too many times and is imprisoned for it.Īdora: Shadow Weaver "found" Adora as an orphaned baby. As the two girls grew Shadow Weaver became impressed with Adora's skills while always seeing Catra as a disappointment. She would eventually come to take Catra in as her ward as well. Sometime afterward she found Adora as an orphaned baby and took her in as her ward after seeing potential in the child. She would later go on to join Hordak in exchange for more power. Her lust for power and control eventually caused her to be cast out. Shadow Weaver originally lived in Mystacor as Light Spinner. ![]() Shadow Weaver has an infamous reputation for manipulation. Shadow Weaver knew Adora was She-Ra, which may have influenced her later decision to attempt to erase Adora’s memory of her almost-invincible alter-ego. Shadow Weaver resents Catra for not only disobeying her orders and failing to return Adora after a series of mistakes, while she believed Adora had a strong, powerful potential in her. Shadow Weaver's manipulation also causes Adora to develop a Hero Complex, leading Adora to start trying to "protect" Catra from punishments (by trying to pin the blame on herself) and unwittingly make Catra feel inferior. This clear line of separation, as well as the mental and physical abuse, eventually lead to Catra’s constant need to prove herself to everyone and the beginning of her claw to power. She has always harbored extremely negative feelings toward Catra (which has been so since she was a little kid) while treating Adora as her favorite (a result of Shadow Weaver's desire to have Adora's magic for herself). Shadow Weaver possesses a strong element of intimidation and fear among the ranks of the Horde, especially the training cadets. She refuses to comply with anyone other than herself (seemingly so), and does not like to be treated with mediocrity. She will defy Hordak’s orders to achieve her own goals since she ordered Catra to bring Adora back even though Hordak explicitly stated not to. She seemingly does not like to be told no or having her authority questioned, since this usually results in angry, destructive outbursts of rage. Shadow Weaver appears to be domineering, manipulative, deceptive, abusive and easily prone to anger.
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