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"Trisha is Fma's death wif-" no. I mean- Yes. But also never forget Hughes and the way Mustang thinks about him like they were married for 20 years before his death.

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To be called Judas by a cardinal in front of 106 other cardinals...... Peak drama

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Conclave (2024) + Descriptors

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🐢❤️

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Mean Girls (2004) // Conclave (2024)

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POLL TIME

I am attending a friend's wedding in Tokyo next month and need to rent a kimono. I have an obi I plan on wearing (pictured below). Please tell me which kimono you think would best suit the obi:

Here's the obi:

Here are the kimono options:

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feels so wrong that itll be 2025 soon. fake year. science fiction year

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Shinzou wo Sasageyo, gentlemen.

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Head/Heart 20 is up!

fun fact I named this chapter 10 minutes ago (this is abnormal for me)

anyway I hope you enjoy!

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First off i wanna say thank you so much for sharing your writing, I found head/heart in the last two weeks and have been Obsessed a completely normal amount and I currently think about it several times a day

Second I have world building questions bc I'm fascinated with what you've been doing with the political aspects and the scene in chapter 19 with Gus reading about the Fierce Diety has been eating my brain for days now

I'm really curious about how you imagine the countries outside of hyrule perceive it, and how widespread knowledge of its religion/lore/magic is. Like, do the very magical aspects of it all such as the Zelda being a descendent of a literal goddess with divine powers align pretty well with outside expectations bc other countries have their own insane creation story/magical fuckery going on or is hyrule unique for that? Do countries outside of hyrule even have monsters, or are those too localized to hyrule bc of ganon's influence?

Sorry if I'm not the most clear here. I just wanna know if hyrule is considered especially Weird by its neighbors and how outsiders like Gus and Agrippina perceive it and it's quirks compared to their own background

what a fun question, thank you for this ask! I think the answer is actually...kind of both? Let me explain:

In this world, I do think other nations think Hyrule is "weird." For 100 years, nobody dared enter it due to the Calamity. With the exception of races with long lifespans, I'd imagine memory of what Hyrule was like "before" has faded from those nations, and so now they see it as that weird place that was taken over by a ghost boar...("and thank goodness it was contained to just Hyrule!") Much of Zelda's work with the envoys she receives early in the story are to convince other nations that Hyrule is normal when not in mortal peril (in addition to her seeking a husband).

That said, borders are social constructs. Religion is...religion. The Fierce Deity mentions he was punished by other gods. I'd imagine these are the founding gods of other nations. It's not like the Goddess and FD have ultimate power, there are others. So I would imagine other nations may have rulers/citizens with roles similar to Link/Zelda.

Similarly, I don't think the monsters would discriminate based on borders, either. (Where did those pirates in Lurelin come from, anyway?

A note about Goardia...it is based on ancient Rome, which you may have realized. Similar to the Romans, I picture them having a whole slew of gods that they've borrowed from other cultures (mostly ones that they've conquered). But given it's such a melting pot, it may be the one nation in this universe where the Goddess/FD roles don't apply so easily. Gus certainly isn't religious, hence the novelty of his research.

Hope that makes sense! Thank you for the ask!

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alright fam barring disaster I plan to upload the next chapter of Head/Heart next Friday, December 6

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for those wondering where head/heart is, I swear I'm working on it 😅

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I’ll learn how to draw them properly one day !!!!!