Oh yeah, from V for Vendetta. Totally see that.She pulls off the Natalie Portman look quite well.
The age old tale of "Let's kill and/or enslave these group of people, because why not?"So from what I gather, this cult leader kidnapped you and your family/friends/village/collective and put you in bonds.
My guess Mira is Atlantean and her captors might be Picts.Were those ancient Vikings who took Mira's people as slaves? Egyptians? Turks? The drawing Mira did of presumably the slaver's master with the horned head (or a god) and a boat, a sophisticated one to boot. Wow.
Mira did worship the Moon. Ancient Eastern cultures had a moon god like Nanna in Sumerian and Su'en in Akkadian.
I don't think so. They made it rather difficult for her to return again. I mean the level of technology Spear is at... he was amazed by the bow and arrow. There's no way he could build a boat for just himself, much less Fang. And he wouldn't know the first thing about navigation. It's probably more likely they will run into the slavers in a separate skirmish and maybe he'll see the scorpion symbol and remember Mira.I do however hope that Mira isn't going to be a permanent character to the show. I actually enjoy the show without any talking as it has been done fantastically so far, and Mira becoming a new addition would ruin that, even if I don't understand the language she speaks.