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I played Agwe!!

I go to an all girls school. and we did once on this island, except we had four goddesses instead of two gods and two goddesses. I was agwe, thus my name. but i didn't know that Agwé was a real god...nor Erzulie. I was agwe..just as a girl! i was a goddess!!

sorry, but i just found that funny. i was agwe. i had a cool headdress.

GoddessAgwe 22:19, 28 May 2007 (UTC) reply

Are Papa Ge or Asaka acual Carribean deities? Only Erzulie and Agwe are Wikipedia articles. 71.186.181.143 (C Teng) ( talk) 23:02, 6 December 2007 (UTC) reply