#(excellent)

[punkiefart]

Look at Bill

Bill right

Bills totally a fag 🖤

-watching Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure

[todayscroll]

Celtic plotting last-gasp move to sign "excellent" £8m Kyogo replacement

After bidding farewell to Kyogo Furuhashi, Celtic have now reportedly turned their attention towards a fresh attacking option in a deal worth £8m for Brendan Rodgers ahead of Monday’s transfer deadline. Celtic transfer news Having initially been on course for a quiet transfer window, Celtic have enjoyed a frantic final couple of weeks, resulting in the shock return of Jota. The Portuguese…

[ladamedemartel]

💋

Send 💋 to give my muse a Valentine's kiss

Or send 💘 To give the mun one!

His scent clung to his jacket and warmed Aurora as much as the fabric that now draped over her shoulders. If there was any remaining trace of a chill, it was chased away with a lingering kiss to her lips. She sighed, clearly contented with the evening's events, and let her body rest against Tristan's.

@lordofthestrix

[chaoticmusiccollectors]

I'm sorry we have no bread.

We have a few synths left..

[fashion-foxy]

Something I really love is that on android devices, there's an app called Google Play Services, which is mostly just there to track you, but you also handles notifications for EVERY app on your device

[chaoticmusiccollectors]

It's exciting and frightening when the microphone 🎙️ picks up every sound.

[img0063]

ㅇㅎ) Today’s excellent cheerleader Instagram ! https://en.imgtag.co.kr/issue/804519/?feed_id=2120500&_unique_id=67944ef323870

[chaoticmusiccollectors]

Wow.

Doesn't look European

[shohidak]

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[chaoticmusiccollectors]

Worrying.

Science going the way of everything else.

We need a scientist now to provide a new benchmark.

Sciencecheck.

Someone intelligent should do it

[todayscroll]

Celtic submit bid to sign "excellent" new star

One of Celtic supporters’ favourite players from recent times is back at Parkhead. On Monday, it was confirmed that Jota had rejoined Celtic from Stade Rennais for a reported fee of £8m, 18 months after moving to Saudi Pro League outfit Al-Ittihad for almost three times that amount. In less exciting news, Kyōgo Furuhashi moved in the opposite direction, joining les Rouge et Noirs for…

[eralovee]

I am in love with Caitlyn kirammen

[thelostgirloganwirthstradlin]

I'm in love with this scene!!🙈˖⁺‧₊˚

[bookishfeylin]

acotar!feyre is actually a very interesting and dynamic character when compared to who she becomes in later books

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i think the thing that frustrates me the most about feyre's character post-acotar — hell, even post-acomaf — is that she stops being a character past that point in the series. acomaf, i can still see elements of feyre's original character, but i think acowar and beyond (especially acofas and acosf) is where her character devolves completely into something virtually unrecognizable. and this, in my opinion, is because once she and rhysand become established in their relationship, her entire characterization starts to revolve around him.

prior to acomaf/acowar, feyre has a personality independent of the relationships she has with other people. her characterization has its flaws, as the first book is flawed as a whole, but she's generally a decently-crafted character. feyre is an interesting character because, in the first portion of the book, we learn that she's a jaded, clever huntress who is willing to kill to survive and make painful decisions for the good of herself and her family. she's bitter, resentful, and miserable, and the crux of her life revolves around survival.

but then we learn new things. feyre loves painting, and if she had a choice, she'd marry off her sisters and live peacefully with her father, spending her days painting anything her heart could desire. she's capable and an able killer, but her dreams and wants are for a peaceful life. these desires are expanded upon later in the book when we learn that, if given the option, feyre wouldn't kill. she's jaded and can come off as someone who'd be a stereotypical "girlboss," badass killer. but in reality, feyre doesn't like bloodshed. she doesn't like killing, and if she had it her way, she'd never kill another living thing again.

this is interesting. acotar!feyre is actually a very interesting and dynamic character when compared to who she becomes in later books. she has an internal conflict that affects every aspect of who she is, and it is this conflict that is so deeply tied to what she's forced to do in the climax of the story: either kill innocent faeries or watch as the love of her life dies before her very eyes. this final trial is so painful because it's been established that, in a peaceful environment, a killer is not someone feyre wants to be, and a killer is instead what she's forced to become.

then, of course, acomaf happens and yada, yada, yada. she's still a relatively interesting character on her own, if (arguably) ooc, but has an independent characterization regardless. it's after this book where things take a turn for the worse.

in acowar, feyre is no longer the character who protects the "little guy" and would give up petty jewels to make sure a faerie can eat. she's no longer the character who acts based on her morals and inherent humanity, rather than faerie logic. instead, she's the character who destabilizes an entire court on the brink of war, uncaring of the consequences to the people of spring. in acofas, she's buying another goddamn house while people in velaris and beyond are struggling to make ends' meet following the war that she and rhys dragged them into. in acosf, she's doing the same fucking thing to nesta that destroyed and traumatized her a few books previous, and she's become the glorified housewife to rhysand. she's having his kid when she's not even 25 yet. she's being paraded around like some prized horse. she's sitting around, painting and decorating houses, while rhys does all the actual politicking. she's exactly what she feared she'd become in acomaf, and there's no consequence whatsoever.

this is not the feyre of acotar. this feyre is the faceless, empty love interest to the real main character: rhysand. she's a reflection of him. that's why she went from the woman who feels uncomfortable wearing fancy jewels to the woman who'd spend her newfound millions on frivolous lingerie rather than do anything meaningful with her position as high lady. that's why she went from the character who had respect and a new understanding of nesta in book 1, to the character that'd do such horrendous things to her in acosf. that's why she stands around and lets rhys and amren bully and degrade nesta. she's not a character anymore. she's just rhysand's mate.

[lasynthese]