well to get the blue feather one girl of your choice has to like you at the MAXIMUM level then you can buy the blue feather from the supermarket (for harvest moon ds)
Donate millions of bells to boondox.
The Blue Feather costs 1,000G.
On AC:WW a feather is a feather. To get one, you need to donate 10,000 bells to Boondox in the post office on the right side. They will send you a green feather that you can wear on your hair.
You get the silver feather from someone in Pewter city. From there, you can catch Lugia at Whirl Islands. He'll be level 70.
In ancient Egypt , when somebody died they went to the underworld after being turned into a mummy in the real world. In the underworld, the person's heart is weighed against an ostrich feather (from the god maat who wears it on her head) and if they are even then you will go to heaven, but if the heart is heavier then the heart will be eaten by the great swallower.
There are multiple gods who take part in the judgment, but the most significant role is the feather of Ma'at. Ma'at is the goddess of truth and justice, same as the ostrich feather she wears on her head. Her feather is weighed against the heart of a deceased person and if the heart's weight is equal to the feather, the deceased person can live with Osiris in his paradise. If not, the heart was fed to Ammit (a female demon with a body that is part lion, hippopotamus and crocodile), and the soul of the person would forever be restless and would not be allowed to join Osiris.
not a person. It's the feather of truth
Ma'at is an Egyptian goddess. She is goddess of truth, balance and order. She was like the symbol of justice, as the feather she wears in her hair is used in the afterlife judgement. So I guess you could say she was famous in ancient Egyptian times.
Maat's symbol which is often depicted on top of her head is an ostrich feather.
He wears his jeans.
Apollo wears a wreath of laurels, Dionysus wears wine leaves on his head.
Ma'at is most commonly associated with, and often symbolized by a feather, specifically the Feather of Truth
The feather of truth
both white and the feather often symbolize truth. white is a kin to purity and therefor truth and the feather blows away with just a puff of the wind, the idea is that truth is just as fleeting and easily frightened as a feather in the wind. which brings us to another idea the feather may represent and that is the freedom of humans to move between worlds. That representation is namely from wicca but the other two have many suggestions and ties to their meanings in many cultures throughout history.
she wears a fat black and white striped one:)
on his head