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AGATHA ALL ALONG (2024-?) 1.07 | Death’s Hand in Mine
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In the end, all roads lead to me.
Aubrey Plaza as Lady Death in AGATHA ALL ALONG (2024) 01x07 | "Death's Hand in Mine"
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at a phase in my life where when i get the sense a book is trying to offer me Representation (TM) i hiss and scream and start kicking and ripping bricks out of the wall. this character's Coherent Identity And Articulation Of Their Issues had Better fit in with the rest of the worldbuilding (it won't)
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Aeschylus’ The Oresteia: Agamemnon (tr. Richmond Lattimore)
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“come, let us march against the powers of heaven, and set black streamers in the firmament to signify the slaughter of the gods” is such a raw line you’d think it’s from Shakespeare, but it’s actually from the slightly earlier Elizabethan dramatist Christopher Marlowe
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Octavia Butler's notes to herself
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the undertaking by Louise Glück
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John McKirdy Duncan (Scottish, 1866 - 1945), St. Bride, 1913, tempera, oil and gold leaf on canvas.
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Flight Deck of the Space Shuttle Columbia image credit: Eric Long/Smithsonian Institution National Air and Space Museum
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Barry-Windsor Smith, StarReach #7, January 1977
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Utagawa Hiroshige, “Kitsunebi on New Year’s Night under the Enoki Tree near Ōji” (1857)
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The lights of an oil refinery compete with a darkening sky in Houston, Texas. Petrochemical industries dominate the landscape in this city, dubbed the world's energy capital. photo: Lynn Johnson
Dusk casts its soft light over a field of opium poppies near Richmond, Tasmania. These colorful flowers last only a few days as the petals emerge crumpled, then expand, and then fall off. photo: Gerd Ludwig
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