#( image. ) — hubert.

[okapiandpaste]

this is their dynamic to me <//3

[renxamamiya]

FE: Three Houses [38/??]

[songganna]

TENNIS PLAYERS “AURA” COLORS PT.1

Carlos Alcaraz: bright pink

Jannik Sinner: navy blue

Ben Shelton: purple

Casper Ruud: pumpkin

Matteo Berrettini: water green

Lorenzo Musetti: strawberry red

Daniil Medvedev: light blue

Holger Rune: light yellow

Grigor Dimitrov: forest green

Hubert Hurkacz: lilac

[a-dream-seeking-light]

ian hubert ( @ianhubertz ): A small part of a set I've been working on with @nathan.h.taylor , @selenannis , and @kaitlinbones for the past couple days. Crazy fun to see so many different pieces coming together and learn so many techniques - this is gonna be wild :D #filmmaking #setbuilding #cyberpunk [posted 2019 jan 29]

img 3 reposted from @ian-hubert‘s abandoned tumblr [posted 2019 feb 02] captioned “Burning the midnight oil.”

[tinterabyte]

Fire Emblem Three Houses Meme Redraw Masterpost 💥💥💥

Prompts and images brought to me by my discord mooties and friends :3

[iaminjail]

glancing at the villainsexual ferdinand von aegir tag on ao3

[chororine]

compilation of my son in Bender's Guide to Life (photos credit to @zappsbrannigan 💙)

[maochira]

I finally finished my Hubert plush :3

It was my first time crocheting without a pre-existing pattern and half of it was improvised as I worked on the plush.

[butwhatifidothis]

You know, as shallow and cheesy as Awakening's writing can get at times, the way it handles Mustafa vs 3H's handling of Edelgard are kind of interesting when compared.

Mustafa is someome that we as players know for exactly one, singular chapter. He is a commander of a troops of soldiers, and he dies the same map he is introduced in. And yet, he has become one of Awakening's most beloved NPC's - if nothing else, he is certainly rarely hated outright. And that is because in his one, singular chapter, he manages to showcase to the player how much of a genuinely good person he is; he is helpless to outright defy his orders, but inspired by Emmeryn's sacrifice he nonetheless tries to plea for Chrom to surrender and avoid bloodshed. He takes their outrage not with anger, or defensiveness, but understanding and sympathy - he knows he is in no place to ask them to surrender, but he does so for the slightest chance of avoiding a fight ultimately he had no power to stop. And after the battle begins and his men start becoming despondent, he loudly tells them that should they want to flee the battle he will take any blame off of their shoulders for doing so. But his men stand by him regardless because they don't want to abandon him, and when Mustafa is killed his dying words are to please spare his men.

In just one chapter, Awakening managed to pull at the players' hearts by going out of its way to show us the kind heart of Mustafa, before forcing our hand in killing him, all while one of the most melancholic tracks of the game plays in the background, further cementing how tragic the situation at hand is for all involved. Most players recall it as one of the most impactful and emotional moments of the entire game.

In contrast to that - and let's assume that we're talking about strictly SS - you have half of the entire route's length having Edelgard by your side directly. As Byleth, you the player can directly speak to and support with her, and you see her perspective on the events of the story. And throughout this time, Edelgard shows herself again and again to be someone of poor character; she admits to being willing to sacrifice her men right after Lonato, Byleth eventually finds out that she helped kidnap Flayn, and that she was somehow complicit with Remire, she graverobbed a holy site and tried to kill Byleth and her "friends" with an army and Demonic Beasts.

And this only includes stuff that Byleth, as a character, finds out throughout the story. They don't know that Edelgard only let them talk with her (aka the player only gains her supports) once they gain the Sword of the Creator, for the explicit reason that she wanted to use them. They don't know that Edelgard didn't just waltz in after Remire randomly, but that she knew it was going to happen and did nothing to stop it. And this only includes stuff in pre-timeskip; they don't see her continue to use Demonic Beasts, or hide behind her citizens, or keep Rhea as a hostage so that she can keep using TWS's help.

And I look at these two characters and am kinda lowkey astonished at how different their writing is. When Mustafa's men grow angry at the soldiers who are shaking in their resolve to fight for Mustafa, I'm on the verge of tears because I know that Mustafa does not deserve death. When Seteth talks about how Edelgard can't be that bad of a ruler because her men follow her, I can't help but roll my eyes. When Henry mentions Mustafa off-handedly in a support chain, I get so sad because the only way to speak about Mustafa at that point is in the past tense. When I talk to characters in the explore sections and I hear them talk about feeling bad about Edelgard dying, I just mash through their babbling.

Because I am given ample reason to understand why characters would like, respect, and mourn for Mustafa. He is kind-hearted, self-sacrificial should it possibly save the lives of others, and does everything he can to make the lives of those around him better. In the collective fuckin' 10 minutes of screentime he has, he shows a quality of character that does nothing but suggest that he was a damn fine person thrown into an impossibly unfortunate circumstance.

But with Edelgard, everything I see of her only tells me that she is selfish, self-centered, and uncaring for the lives around her should they inconvenience her. Why would any character like, respect, or mourn for her, after seeing everything she's done? Even going under the assumption that the players gets all of her supports to the max as they are available in pre-timeskip; nothing, in any support chain, could ever dream of usurping her actions towards everyone. In both a "all of her friends" sense, and especially in a "all of Fodlan" sense. So when I see characters go out of their way to make sure the player knows how swell Edelgard is, I am simply unable to believe that anyone would ever genuinely believe that about her. Not when themselves, their loved ones, and their homelands (for Kingdom/Alliance students) are all being endangered by Edelgard's active, willful actions that she chose to make.

Which itself is another huge thing that makes it so hard to believe anyone in-game would believe in her outside of contrived writing. She's not someone forced to do what she does against all of her wishes, like Mustafa; she is the one with all of the power of 1/3 of Fodlan's political landscape and half of its territorial one. She is the one to spearhead and instigate the war - that is one of explicit conquest anyway, not for any altruistic purpose. Why would anyone cry and snivel and piss themselves over the fact that the person who had the power to make them suffer and did make them suffer lost? Why are they pretending that she's just some poor damsel whose path was so lonely, and not the conquering Emperor that she is and admits to being?

Soooo... yeah lmao. I just found that pretty interesting

[cartoonnonsensegirl]

For some reason, I imagine Byleth and Hubert to both be motorcycle enthusiasts.

Hubert owns a large motorcycle; it's black and sleek with a skull motif. The seat is big enough to accommodate two people; the reason for it being that Edelgard will ride with him—she'll lean on his back with her arms wrapped around his waist, holding onto him tightly. The imperial couple enjoys romantic motorcycle rides through the capital every now and then.

Byleth also owns a motorcycle and enjoys tinkering with it in her spare time when she's not on handmaiden duty. It has a black lace design over a black/indigo gradient paint job with accents of pink and gold, but it comes with a sidecar. The sidecar design is very different; Byleth painted it a brilliant red with gold accents and the seat is made of velvet cushioning with the Adrestian seal embroidered into it with fancy gold thread—she wanted it to feel like a palanquin befitting an empress. When Hubert is too busy and/or she's not in the mood for romance, Edelgard will take a seat in the luxurious sidecar and let her loyal handmaiden take her around town for some much-needed girl time; probably going shopping or getting some sweets at a café.

[foundfamilyhq]

[randomnameless]

Was surprised to see that Rhea and Edelgard's foreheads are very comparable in size, at least according to Rhea's portrait without her tiara; funny af to think that, of all the physical traits to inherit from her great-great-grandmother, Supreme Leader was un(?)lucky enough that the only thing she got from her was a massive forehead lol

I tried something lol

Using their chins as the anchor point, Rhea's eyes and brows are slightly, uh, above Supreme Leader's - but then it could also be a "same face" syndrome without meaning anything else, or the fact they have different poses.

IIRC, some X (or redshit?) user noted that their hips were of a similar width in their models which is, uh, more conclusive than foreheads!

[yazumo]

this is my beautiful vampire hunk that im gonna be playing on a minecraft roleplay server :3

and heres some silly doodles

feat. hubert, my other roleplay character who im still doing a drawing for lol

[albically]

Guards slacking off

Rayne, Hubert, and the twins belong to me

This is also inspired off a pinterest image

[hyun3hk3y]

"The Twin Jewels: Adrestia's Finest" And now for something completely different! Fan Art! From Fire Emblem Three Houses! It's Hubert and Ferdinand, in a pair of images inspired by this pair of Illustrations by Jim Lee of Superman and Batman. They were drawn traditionally/digitally and colored digitally.

[trikaranos]

TRIKARANOS CHAPTER II: THRESHOLD (part 1)

TRIKARANOS is a comic about Crassus until it isn't. Intended for an adult audience.

SO! Chapter 2 clocked in at over 20 pages, which means I'll be posting it in batches of like, five or six pages as I finish lettering because trying to format 20 pages in a single photoset is a nightmare and I'm not going to do that lmao

⭐ Trikaranos will always be free to read. In the near future, you’ll have the option to support this comic & my ability to spend time making it through Patreon! currently, I have a tip jar!

⭐ There is no set update schedule (chapters vary in length and will be posted as I finish working on them)

⭐ alternative places to read it (coming soon!)

CREDITS all additional art used are in the public domain, and the specific images used are open access, etc

📌 The Mouth of a Cave, Hubert Robert

📖 PREVIOUS CHAPTER | START HERE | ToC (under construction!)

UNDER THE CUT entirely optional: the creator’s commentary, ancient citations, stuff I thought was neat, etc.

on the topic of legendary ancestors and gods and heroes, T.P. Wiseman's Legendary Genealogies in Late-Republican Rome is a really fun read

also have you ever noticed that caves are fucking weird. like. what's up with caves. however: caves perform the same function as a forest (and a maze)

Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita mi ritrovai per una selva oscura, ché la diritta via era smarrita.

-Dante, Divine Comedy

(it's a transformative journey) (a transformative underworld journey, even!)

speaking of which. parents. brothers. oof. can't think too hard about how crassus grew up eating meals with his whole family otherwise I'll feel like I have to walk into the woods and start screaming.

Sophocles’ Antigone (trans. Ruth Fainlight & Robert J. Littman) / Catullus 101 (trans Anne Carson)