#1607.

[sharpenededges]

Caravaggio - Seven Works of Mercy - Detail - (1607)

[wolfythewitch]

Do you know of any passages that talk or even just touch upon the grief or tragedy of the Virgin Mary/Mother Mary?

As far as I can remember, there isn't a verse that outright describes what Mary was feeling for most of it, including the crucifixion. It says that she was there, which honestly is a pretty charged sentence in itself.

There is however this verse!

“This child is destined to cause the falling and rising of many in Israel, and to be a sign that will be spoken against, so that the thoughts of many hearts will be revealed. And a sword will pierce your own soul too.” (Luke 2:34–35)

the good news translation translates it as "And sorrow, like a sharp sword, will break your own heart."

This is what Simeon tells Mary about baby Jesus. She knew sorrow intimately, she carried it in her womb

[sixteenvince]

you call it "shipping real people" I call it the simple conclusion that every human being is completely and irrevocably in love with my favorite driver because he's just that cool and pretty. and everyone wants him, that's it.

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Seven Works of Mercy (detail), 1607, by Caravaggio

[artschoolglasses]

Gathering of Witches, Frans Francken the Younger, 1607

[vizuart]

Caravaggio. The Seven Acts of Mercy, 1607

[musewrangler]

The sheer amount of days I want to whack people over the head with a physical manifestation of accurate history is killing me a little. But I will hold onto my self control with white knuckles.

[dailysmilingnatsume]

[hexjulia]

logging back in here specifically to say i was to unable to sleep until this T.H. White The Goshawk paragraph stopped confusing me.

Is this a joke? Is a frenchman a type of english animal? Did he kill an actual french man on an out of season holiday during wwi while the uk was allied with france and feed him to his deeply irritable goshawk? Do frenchmen have seasons?

anyway after a long while of google refusing to grant me insight i remembered about wiktionary and that's when i finally found out that's what british people call this very normal bird not allied with anyone and he didn't shoot and eat any french citizens with his bird after all (as far as we know)

thank you wiktionary.

[elvisqueso]

twitter in fictional 1607 (pt. 1)

[wtf-a-psychoanalysis]

More edits, Its an addiction lol

[guard-crane]

With the help of Bite and the element of surprise, with Crane jumping down from the rafters, Their able to get the jump on the guards quickly and quietly.

Crane gestures to Bite to retreat to where the rest of the squad was. Crane was going to cause a distraction, and needed no other vode to get involved.

“Trust me.” Is all Crane signalled, ‘force I should have thought of something better,’ before opening the door. 

“Hey! Sorry I was looking for the fresher, could you point me in it’s detection?”

Cranes then books it down the opposite side of the hallway, being chased by 3 of the Rattataki that were in the room, hopefully leaving Tumbler unguarded or at least less guarded.

Force if this doesn’t kill him, Forge sure as hells will.

(go get him!! @corrie-bite @squad380 also @corrie-guard-tumbler 👀)

[nupaintings]

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

An early 17th-century "plague panel" from Augsburg

Plague panel with the triumph of death. Panels of this kind were placed on the walls of houses to warn against the plague. A plague epidemy raged in Augsburg between 1607 and 1636.

[artschoolglasses]

Saint George and the Dragon, Peter Paul Rubens, 1606-08

[slendershift]

NEVER underestimate a shifter cuz i genuinely spent 7 hours doing homework and the entire time i fr sat there and hoped . i PRAYED that it would get done and woohoo it did get done . would ya look at that