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| motto = "Crezco E Ilumino Mi Huerta" - 'I Grow and Light My Orchard'
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== Symbolism == <!-- For the arms. Delete if not included. -->
The armiger loves reptiles. '''Medusa''' was done so wrong to them in Greek mythology, and according to a version of the Judeochristian creation myth, Lilith was the serpent who went back to the Garden of Eden to advise Eve to eat the fruit (pomegranate) from the Tree of Knowledge.
'''Pomegranates''' have been cultivated for thousands of years, including in ancient Egypt. The armiger is a descendant of the Bamileke tribe in Cameroon, which can trace its origin back to the region known as Egypt. So
The '''pomegranate''' is also a symbol of fertility that predates Christianity. (The armiger is an agnostic atheist.) It also looks yonic (meaning that it resembles a vulva), especially as it is typically drawn in heraldic art.
Over the past couple of years the
Granada was also the last Moorish stronghold in Spain before the Catholics reconquered it, and Spanish is
Though
While
The crest, designed to match
The two tails of the melusine represent the light and dark sides of herself. Mermaids, a similar creature, are stigmatized in across the modern-day African continent due to Christian influence and the armiger is against that negative connotation. The melusine's breasts are exposed to represent the fact that the armiger is not ashamed, but rather proud, of who she is as an individual. The two tails represent her dark and light sides.
The motto is in Spanish, their second and favourite language.
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