#Civil Bresinga
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els-moonleaf · 4 months ago
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pov you’re civil bresinga
(saw this and it’s so them)
also, would fitz smoke elfbark if he knew it was an option?
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the-one-someone · 4 months ago
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Pard and Civil
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cokiri · 6 months ago
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Just a quick sketch of what happened with Civil Bresinga. There is no exaggeration what so ever...
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sirguyofdykesborn · 1 year ago
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Hello hello! If you are still taking requests, might you draw Civil Bresinga? Whether or not you are, your art is lovely and I hope you have a marvelous day!
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he always gave me fake blonde vibes. like barging into someone's tent to call them a gay ass homosexual is a fake blonde behaviour
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tintagliat · 1 year ago
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civil to the fool in tawny man:
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No but literally
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jewishdainix · 1 year ago
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Edit: please don't vote based on which characyer you like more. That is not what this poll is about.
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chloristoflora · 2 years ago
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Suddenly Civil went limp. The Fool held him down an instant longer, then pushed himself up off his prone body, took a staggering step, and then drew himself up straight. Just as he began to walk away, Civil rolled to his feet and sprang at him. I leaped forward at the same instant that the Fool, without so much as a glance back, moved lithely to one side. Civil and I were suddenly chest to chest in the night, the boy gawking up at me as I stared him down. He stumbled back a step, then he spun and hissed the insult at the Fool. "You say he isn't your lover, yet he stands ready to fight your battles for you."
Like a ship under full sail, the Fool seethed through the snowy night to stand aggressively close to the boy. He spoke flatly. "He is not my lover. He is far more than that to me, far more precious. I am the White Prophet and he is my Catalyst, and we are come here to change the course of time. I am here to see that Icefyre lives."
Fool's Fate, by Robin Hobb (Tawny Man Trilogy #3)
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casiesfandomblog · 1 year ago
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Chapter 15 of Fool’s Fate
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heaartshaped · 2 years ago
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Is it just me or is civil kinda. He’s kinda . u know
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a-dux · 2 years ago
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I love Civil Bresinga so much; I wish we got to see more of him. He manages to be one of the funniest characters in Realm of the Elderlings while also being absolutely devastating. He's a pest and he's also trying his best and he's just a kid. He is like if the most frustrating boy you met in middle school combined with the girl who hissed at people. I would gladly read all of Tawny Man from Dutiful's perspective and like half of the reason is because of Civil.
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HELP??? civil was waiting for it 😭
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roostercrowned · 8 months ago
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and Civil is finally having HIS day
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cyberphuck · 2 years ago
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Fitz: Fool: Swift: Fitz: Fool: Swift: Civil: *bursting in* ARE YOU GUYS FUCKING IN HERE?! Fool: Fitz, why didn't you tell me? I would have put down my book.
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anxiouswizardart · 7 months ago
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Lord Civil Bresinga
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ravenousgf · 1 year ago
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I hauled him to his feet but even that did not stir him. I could either drag him or carry him. I resorted to the undignified expediency of slinging him over my shoulder and toting him back to his chamber like a sack of grain. I dumped him unceremoniously onto the bed, and fastened the door behind us. Then I dragged off his boots and shook him out of his jacket. As he fell back onto the bed, he said, "Well, I did it. I'm certain of it. I'll apologize tomorrow, most abjectly, to Lady Bresinga. Then we'll leave immediately. And all will be relieved to see us go. No one will follow us, no one will suspect we track the Prince." His voice wavered toward the end of this speech. He still had not opened his eyes. Then, in a strained voice he added, "I think I'm going to vomit."  I brought him the washbasin and set it on the bed next to him. He crooked an arm around it as if it were a doll. "What, exactly, did you do?" I demanded. "Oh, Eda, make it all stand still." He clenched his eyes tightly and spoke. "I kissed him. I knew that would do it." "You kissed Sydel? Civil's intended?" "No," he groaned, and I knew a short-lived moment of relief. "I kissed Civil." "What?" "I said—" He paused abruptly and his eyes grew round. He leaned toward the basin, but after a moment he only burped gassily and lay back. He groaned, then continued: "I said I understood their understanding, and hoped that perhaps we could come to an understanding of our own. I clasped his hand in mine. I said I saw no difficulty. That Sydel was a lovely girl, as lovely a girl as he was a boy, and that I hoped we might all become close and loving friends." "And then you kissed him?" I was incredulous. Lord Golden screwed his eyes shut. "He seemed a bit naive. I wanted to be sure he took the fullness of my meaning." "Eda and El in a tangle," I swore. I stood up and he groaned as the bed moved beneath him. I walked to the window and stared out. "How could you?" I demanded of him. He took a breath and strained mockery crept into his voice. "Oh, please, Beloved. You needn't be jealous. It was the most brief and chaste kiss you can imagine." "Oh, Fool," I rebuked him. How could he make a jest of something like this? "It wasn't even on the mouth. Just a warm press of my lips to the palm of his hand, a single flick of my tongue." He smiled feebly. "He snatched it away as if I had branded him." Suddenly he hiccuped loudly and then made a sour face. "You're dismissed. To your room, Badgerlock. I've no more need of you tonight." "Are you certain?" He nodded, a short vehement nod. "Go away," he said plainly. "If I'm going to puke, I don't want you watching me." I understood his need to preserve that much dignity. He had little enough left. I retreated to my room and shut the door. I busied myself with packing my things. A short time later, when I heard the sounds of his misery, I did not go to him. Some things a man should do alone.
good LORD. the bisexuality the pointed swerve on this two-man-room holiday with your boyhood best friend the drunkenness the excuses the clear attempt to salvage pride the intoxicated hope in flirting through the uncertainty the wilful ignorance of fitz's discomfiture while catering to it with every move and every word even in that drunken stupor. HE GROANED AS THE BED MOVED BENEATH HIM. robin hobb's fool the character that you are
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spectrum-color · 2 years ago
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So Fitz and the Fool obviously had this insanely homoerotic relationship and were intensely devoted to each other. We as readers were all there for “I love you and all that is part of you” and “the man I had been would not survive this loss” and “Beloved, I have missed your company.” What do people in their lives think though? We get some hints, but I have my own ideas too.
Burrich-Way too hung up on Fitz having the Wit to be worried about his sexual orientation. Also, with the way he talks about Chivalry, he probably also has a very distorted view of platonic friendships between bros.
Nighteyes-He can literally read Fitz’s thoughts; he can hear the whole internal monologue about the Fools golden beauty at all times. He would also def rather Fitz take the Scentless One to mate than his existing choices (the Howling Bitch? Really?)
Chade-Def thinks that they’re on the DL and does not care. For all Chades faults he doesn’t gaf what Fitz does as long as it doesn’t impact the Farseers.
Kettricken-You cannot convince me that she isn’t like “they’re finally together; good for them” when they return to court as Lord Golden and Tom Badgerlock.
Patience-How much she knows is a huge mystery actually. I do headcanon Patience as bi and Lacey as her partner (imo it’s quite obvious and hilarious that Fitz doesn’t notice) so she would be open minded, but Fitz hides a lot from her.
Shrewd-We don’t get enough of him from Fitz’s POV to know but personally I would think it’s hilarious if he clocked that his jester was in love with his bastard grandson and was like well not sure what to do with that information.
Verity-The man is barely clinging to life for Fitzs entire adolescence; I think he only had the vaguest idea of what was going around him for like 5 years.
Molly-Fitz keeping the memory stone statue and the unsent letters he writes the Fool locked in his secret study implies that he never tells her about the Fool or their time as Prophet and Catalyst, which makes sense because he always used her to hide from that kind of thing.
Starling-She totally knew it and was outraged that Fitz would claim to have no idea. Def saw them snuggling at least once in the Mountains. Had no idea who Lord Golden really was but still thought he and Fitz were hooking up. Would hear about Lady Amber and Prince FitzChivalry and feel very validated.
Hap-He goes into full research mode after he sees Lord Chance (who looked strangely like Lord Golden?) go into the wolf with Fitz in preparation for the ballad he was going to write about it. Since this research involved talking to Starling, he now believes that Lord Chance was a woman in disguise who had a decades long torrid affair with his foster dad.
Dutiful-He discreetly approached Fitz about it and Fitz gave the weirdest most suspicious denial ever; he def thinks that they’re sleeping together. Plus he’s friends with infamous closet case Civil Bresinga.
Nettle-Also asks Fitz about it and is told “I loved that man as I have loved no one else,” then she meets him and sees that he strongly resembles her little sister who mysteriously appeared long after her mothers fertile years, and finally watched them go into a memory stone statue together. She def has her theories.
Bee-She knows what’s up. Fitz literally talks about raising her with the Fool while they all cuddle. Plus she read some of his unsent letters and his memoirs, and if they are in fact basically the first 6 books, they are gay af.
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