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hronstairs · 26 days
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it’s always about them.
🎨: larisa rusina
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hronstairs · 1 month
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Live footage of the London Institute pre-Clockwork Prince:
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hronstairs · 1 month
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“I could not tell you if I loved you the first moment I saw you, or if it was the second or third or fourth. But I remember the first moment I looked at you walking toward me and realized that somehow the rest of the world seemed to vanish when I was with you.”
— Cassandra Clare, Clockwork Prince
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hronstairs · 1 month
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White Zinnia ~ Goodness 🕊️
- a recreation of Jem Carstairs flower card -
characters by @cassandraclare 🫶
follow me on instagram! @/illustratinghan
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hronstairs · 2 months
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OK I’M READING CITY OF ASHES AND SIMON CALLING CLARY HIS >>>GIRLFRIEND<<< WTFFFFFF THIS IS SERIOUS??? DID I MISS SOMETHING?
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hronstairs · 2 months
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Every time someone criticises Tessa Gray for marrying Jem 80 years after Will died, an angel loses its wings
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hronstairs · 2 months
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YES !!!!!! soc is so much better than the grisha trilogy. I wanted to see the story of my crows being lived by the cast 😭
I'm just saying, the Six of Crows Spinoff would have made big money for Netflix. Likely even more than the first season of Shadow and Bone, just look at how highly rated Six of Crows is on Goodreads with a "95% liked this book" average score. As well as how hyped it is on BookTok and the fuck ton of fanart and fanfiction.
Constantly, I also think about how Freddy Carter, Amita Suman, Kit Young, Danielle Galligan, Calahan Skogman, and Jack Wolfe would have had a blast filming the Ice Court scenes. Just imagine the utter chaos in the bloopers and interviews. The insanity of the six of them (plus Kuwei!) clinging onto the side of a tank, four of them soaking wet, two covered in bits of glass and one in purple silks, and they're just storming through the snow while screaming "WE HAVE A TANK" at the top of their lungs.
I will cry now.
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hronstairs · 2 months
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the fact Will and Jem only knew each other for 6 years, and were parabatai for even less, before they were separated and yet their bond was so strong that it inspired multiple different parabatai pairs is so
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hronstairs · 2 months
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I finish tid and thought about continuing reading tsc in the chronological order. Could you give me some advice about it? If it's really worth it or should I read tmi before moving on to the other books?
Ps: it's my first time reading the books and I've already read city of bones.
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hronstairs · 2 months
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hronstairs · 3 months
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CLOCKWORK PRINCESS SPOILER ALERT🚨
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WTFFFFF WTFFFF WTFFFF IM FUCKING CRYING RN JEM OMG
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hronstairs · 3 months
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no trio will ever trio as hard as this trio trio-ed
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artist: @cassandrajean <3
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hronstairs · 3 months
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why doesn't anyone talk about how useless and unbearable Consul Wayland is ???? he just got in the way of Mortmain's search and got that crazy obsession with charlotte
i just wanted him to shut up and listen to what they were saying
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hronstairs · 3 months
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I just want to die. this book is fk killing me!!
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hronstairs · 3 months
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evajacks for the win !!!! 🦊🍎
fanart by hachandraws
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hronstairs · 3 months
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Heronstairs loved each other so much that instead of fighting for the woman they love, both were willing to give up on her for the happiness of the other. At the same time, Tessa would rather sacrifice herself than bring pain to Will and Jem.
Herongraystairs is respect, it's putting the other as a priority, it's love in its purest way.
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hronstairs · 3 months
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one of the best trilogies I've ever read
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