#Eliabeth

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I STARTED THIS IN JANUARY

Presenting my season 2 lineups! Featuring some alt outfits/ designs that were lore relevant enough to include! (click for a better look!)

This Post gives some context on the deal with Jimmy and more importantly Gem's alt design for those curious :]

Season 1 Lineup Here ;]

God Joel below the cut so y'all can get a better look if you'd like :]

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🏴‍☠️ Tumblr Pirate Battle 🏴‍☠️

Round 3 - Side B

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The Sims is love. List 5 facts about a favorite sim couple of yours, and why you love them so much. Then pass this on to 5 others, whose sim couple(s) you also love. 💘💕

(this is my way to wait for September 26th while singing what is love by Haddaway)

Thank you for the ask! Sorry it took me so long to answer, I had family in town and it was exhausting. I'm going to pick Elizabeth and Nathanael since they don't get a lot of screen time but are one of my favorite couples.

They were an arranged marriage. Nathanael knew about it but Elizabeth did not. They fell in love and it wasn't until after he proposed that he told her the truth. She was mad at first but forgave him in the end.

The biggest disagreement/fight they ever had was about how many kids they'd have. Nathanael wanted a big family and Elizabeth only wanted as few as needed to have an heir. It's partly why there's a large age gap between Eleanor and Wyatt. Elizabeth loves Wyatt but it took a lot of convincing for her to agree to another child.

They have a "no secrets" relationship. There is nothing that they don't tell each other.

Their marriage caused quite a stir when it was announced to the public. Nathanael was the first foreign royal to marry the heir since Queen Amelia married King Edaric in 1785. He was also the first male consort to come from a foreign royal family.

They have a rule that they don't go to bed angry and if they always say "I love you" to one another before they go to bed. Even when they are apart, they call or facetime right before bed.

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babygirl 💕

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This is what a perfect gloved pose looks like.

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Elizabeth Olsen #Oscars95

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It’s so typical that my favorite character’s love language is touch and yet she’s the most self restricting person ever when it comes to showing it

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Elizabeth Hurley

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CURRENT CELEBRITY'S THAT I WATCH EDITS OF 24/7 (ranked on how many edits of them i have watched bc im getting TO delulu)

1.JOSH HUTCHERSON

2.Joe keery

3.Elizabeth Lail

4.jennifer lawrence

5.Alexa demie

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Jean-François vs Graf

I made a RT poll for the ‘most sensible RT parent’… and one reblogger made a very good point about Jean-François: There’s no indication that he was ever cruel to Marie before the mask slipped. And, as another reblogger said, Marie grew up in a loving environment at the convent and out of the three kids— arguably, of all the main human characters— Marie is the most well-adjusted. (It’s not much of a contest compared to the young phantom thief looking for his father and the self-proclaimed private eye who constantly argues with their father..)

I don’t think it would be unreasonable to say that some of Marie’s qualities of character were instilled in her as a direct result of Jean-François. They are related, with J.F. being Eliabeth’s cousin… not that you need to be related to someone to be inspired by them. But isn’t it interesting how Marie, arguably, was more shaped by J.F. than her own mother? How bitterly ironic!

I can’t remember if it’s stated how much J.F. had a hand in raising Marie… but when Raphael first meets J.F, Marie says J.F. always donates his money and time to the convent. Whether J.F. actively helped raise Marie or not, he contributed to that loving environment that raised her, and thanks to him, Marie was able to take violin lessons. Even if this was to further J.F.’s plan, playing the violin is something Marie loves doing. Her goal and passion is to become a famous violinist. She keeps playing despite the whole ordeal with the chevaliers— Marie even goes on to join the Conservatoire.

Additionally, Marie is polite and kind to nearly everyone she meets. She’s particularly good with children— as seen when she comforts the child who lost their balloon and when she tries to comfort a crying baby. She’s passionate and hardworking when it comes to performing with her violin. At the Palace of Versailles, Raphael considers stealing someone’s invitation to get in and Marie straight up tells him “no”. While not the strongest fighter, Marie has strength of heart, courage and true determination. She is also very forgiving; even after Eliabeth shunned her, Marie plays the song to save Elizabeth’s life when the Chevaliers threaten her. (“I don’t care whose mother you are! I don’t want you to die!”)

Jean-François had a big enough impact in Marie’s life that she was ‘heartbroken’ by his betrayal. (“You broke Marie’s heart!” Raphael shouted at J.F. during their battle.) Even if Jean-François was putting on an act for years— even if it was all just to win Marie’s trust— she still felt that care from him, and it still hurt when he stopped caring for her. You could even argue that J.F’s worry for Marie is genuine when she runs off after the failed reunion with Elisabeth. He needs Marie for his plan! And wouldn’t it be easier to manipulate Marie if she was blissfully happy and unaware? Despite Jean-François‘s betrayal, I think Marie would even forgive him… eventually.

Although, J.F.’s discovery of Marie’s heritage was what drove Elisabeth to give Marie away… an argument could be made that Elisabeth would have feared for Marie’s life regardless. With or without J.F.’s intervention, Marie is still the last blood descendant of the Babylonian royal house. With or without J.F., Marie was still the key to unlocking the Hanging Gardens. With or without J.F., the fate of Marie and the world still could have been at stake, had anyone else (fake-Napoleon, the Chevaliers, Isaac etc.) decided to target Marie.

And ultimately, Jean-François was the one to reunite Marie and Elisabeth. He is both the cause of their separation and the catalyst for mending their relationship. I find Jean-François so fascinating and if there ever is a sequel, I honestly hope he returns.

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Vic's reaction to death

I think it's crazy that Victor seems to feel the most for Henry more than Elizabeth. Obviously I think he cares and such, but he was in a fever for two months for Henry and Eliabeth while depressed him ultimately pushed him forward to hunt his creation down. Maybe not consciously, but at least physically, I believe it's curious how his reaction to death differs.

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Eliabeth: *watching the Soul Riders shenanigans with concern* Do you feel like this has gotten out of hand?

Avalon: I don't know. Feels normal enough for a group that's on 911's blocked callers list.