He cradles her as Czernobog holds her hand and she dies. He had to get a job in the slaughterhouse and became a "knocker" on the killing floor.

He explains how it takes strength and skill to artfully kill a cow properly with a sledgehammer. American Gods (2017– ) Full Cast & Crew. American Gods - Season 1, Episode 3 Clip- Rooftop Fortune - STARZThey were originally described as two beautiful virgins, the servants and daughters of A later myth describeq the Zorya as rather three "little sisters", the Evening, Midnight and Morning Auroras, tasked with guarding In Neil Gaiman’s interpretation of the Zorya sisters as a manifestation of the neopagan Triple Goddess archetype, Zorya Polunochnaya represents the Concept art of the meeting between Shadow and Zorya Polunochnaya on the rooftop, in Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. If not done properly, the cow becomes angry and angry meat tastes bad. Shadow gives Zorya Utrennyaya his empty coffee cup and Zorya Utrennyaya turns it upside down to read the coffee grinds. Czernobog curses the person who killed her so that they will not die in battle, no one alive will take their life, and "she" will find them. " She raised her left hand and held it in front of the moon so that her forefinger and thumb seemed to be grasping it. Zorya Utrennyaya is an old woman (Cloris Leachman in the series); she is not a good liar and a poor fortune teller. American Gods series one, episode two introduces yet more Old Gods and Goddesses into the story, with Shadow and Mr Wednesday visiting the home of Czernobog and the three Zorya sisters.

Zorya Polunochnaya is the youngest and the tallest of the three sisters. Czernobog shares how they first arrived in New York and it wasn't so bad but then they came to Chicago and it's not so great.

She whispers with Zorya Vechernyaya who lies to Shadow that he will have a happy life with many children.

Wednesday is trying to get Czernobog to come to the meeting because everyone else will be there and will think Czernobog is weak if he doesn't show. WARNING: This article contains SPOILERS for American Gods. He complains about the ease of the bolt gun that makes it so anyone can kill cows now.

She is birdlike with cold, thin hands and wears "a large amber ring on her middle finger." She is the shadowy third sister of the Zorya. In the aftermath, Wednesday finds Zorya Vechernyaya incapacitated by a chest wound. Zorya Vechernyaya was one of the Old Gods, and comes from Slavic mythology.

Where he is from, everyone is the same color so everyone fights over shades. Erika Kaar, Actress: Shivaay. She is described as a gaunt, old woman with a thick Eastern European accent and wears an "old red coat, buttoned up to the chin." Wednesday offers him the cigarettes and herb Havarti but Czernobog still wants him to leave. She is one of the Zorya. Her older sisters are more social when Shadow and Wednesday come to call. See agents for this cast & crew on IMDbPro Series Directed by . Czernobog tells Wednesday he wants his brother, Bielebog, not him.

" When the shadows are long, that is my time. –Zorya Vechernyaya to Shadow. She tells him they are all relatives who came over together a long time ago and that family is people you stick with even when you don't like them. Erika Kaar is a Polish actress best known for her work in BBC television series The Passing Bells (2014) where she played the role of a nurse. From the living room, Czernobog becomes upset with Wednesday and raising his voice. He is not pleased to see Wednesday and throws a lamp at him. Shadow asks if there is any good news and she replies that his mother died of cancer but he won't.

Zorya Vechernyaya opposes him telling cow killing stories at dinner but he continues anyway. In American Gods, our Zorya Polunochnaya is one of the Old Gods. For a moment, it looked like she had taken the moon from the sky, but then Shadow saw that the moon shone still, and Zorya Polunochnaya opened her hand to display a silver Liberty-he… She can be found stargazing, and mostly keeps to herself.
Celebrated writer and genius NEIL GAIMAN, who included the Zorya in his superlative novel American Gods, bestowed upon her the name Zorya Polunochnaya (‘Midnight Star’). They sit down to a terrible dinner of tough meat and soft potatoes, which Wednesday enthusiastically enjoys.

They are both gray now so there is no longer a way to tell who is light and who is dark.