#Faurie

[flighter312]

kirin carry! +

meanwhile

[valley0fstorms]

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You are cordially invited to see:

The Nocturne of The Lovesick Witch

One Night Only, Once A Year on January 14th~

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🎨Miremiremire @ vgen

[lenofauris]

MY NEWEST FAURIS SKEB CAME IN!!!! LOOK AT THEM I LOVE THEM SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!

🎨 IzLiebe @ Twitter

[dog-babyy]

People love to reply to this sentiment with "but everything I like has 15 male characters and 1 female character and she sucks!!!!! How is that my fault?????"

Have you considered that maybe you should broaden your palette and watch things that do have more well written female characters? Rather than just saying they don't exist? Like do you not think that only enjoying things that disregard women to such a degree isn't part of the problem????

i dont really know how to articulate this but its crazy just how many people dont even realize they dont care about female characters. all their faves are men. they never talk about girls without being led into it. and when you try to point this out to them they try to defend themselves that their faves are just the archetypes they like, despite clearly not caring when that same archetype is a woman. like i feel like at a certain point it is your problem with the common denominator if you cant find a single female character to enjoy

[thewatcher-ofmedia]

Oh, you dumb bitch the sandman as in the myth of the guy who sprinkled sand for kids to have good dreams

That's why he was carrying sand

*face palm intensifies*

[tunaguy85]

‘i am going to eat your teeth’ yiuKnow who else eats Teeth? the Above Picture. Think Agaib.

Drew you fanart king <3

i am going to staple your eyelids to your forehead. could a toothfairy do that? i am going to eat your teeth. sleep well tonight

[flighter312]

SURPRISE FAURYS

one of my fave ships is fauna x any girl really

[blogbyameera]

When someone said :

" some sleep to forget , some forget to sleep : i do everything but i fail to forget "

But this quote in Aks describes this situation best :

" Zindagi mei ek goli aesi bhi honi chahiye jisey khane ke baad insaan uss shakhs , cheez aur yaad ko fauri taur par bhool jaye jisey wo bhoolna chahta hai .. aap usey khaa kar soyein aur jaagein toh aap ke purey wajood aur zehn ke system mei se sirf wo shakhs , wo cheez wo yaad nikal chuki ho jissey aap jaan churana chahte ho .. jo aap ke liye takleef ka bais ho "

[eopederson]

Cave, Château Grand Faurie, Saint-Émilion, Gironde, 2017.

[wh3e3]

FAUOTY

SHES A FAIRLY

[lenofauris]

New Fauris comm, wake up

I love lesbian wizards

By Hin242 via Skeb

[adelaide-of-versailles]

The mesdames calling madame de pompadour "maman-putain" is so funny to me. Do you have more random funny shot that they (including their brother) did.

Oh anon I was made for this

Dauphin called Madame de Pompadour I belieave "Madame Pompom"

Adelaide, when she was like 9 to 11, escaped to go "bring back the head of the English king like Judith and Holofernes", I believe she got as far as the stables, where a stablehand had a donkey waiting for her. The book I read this from, I can't remember it's name, said "That's the spirit! Here is a heroine with whom the Judith of Bethulia is only a pale moonlight." and honestly I love it

When Dauphin was a child one of his younger sisters- probably Adelaide given the fact that she was one of the few that he saw as a child -slipped a curse word and he gave her such a bad reprimand that she never forgot it and she started crying

Henriette, Adelaide, and Dauphin's wife, Marie Therese Raphaelle, had a little network trying to get rid of Madame de Pompadour, they were *so* into it, Henriette was the first to call her Maman Putain, and Adelaide and Raphaelle devoted themselves to intel. Adelaide was very young at the time and I imagine that was her first foray into politics

One of Adelaide's governesses when she was a teenager accidentally gave her erotica, although this might be false

When Adelaide and Victoire were on their last leg, living in Naples, they had a concert from the governer of the Count of Chastellux, who played the violin (shittily). It was so bad that Adelaide, who was a violinist so good that even the misogynistic men of the French court (Violin was considered a masculine instrument at the time) admitted she was good, took the violin, playing music. Unfortunately, despite the fun that Adelaide was having- which she sorely needed honestly considering this was after the French Revolution -Duchesse de Narbonne gave her a harsh rebuke because she was a Princess. Apparently, an artist named Goubaud, who I believe is Innocent-Louis Goubaud sketched the scene, but I don't believe we have it anymore.

After Louise went to her convent, Madame Campan, Victoire's lady in waiting, asked if Victoire would ever go to a convent. Victoire assured her that she wouldn't, and said, "Here’s the armchair that ruins me", pointing to the chair she was laying in.

Adelaide was called Madame Torchon by her family and friends, even her older sister Louise Elisabeth called her that in a letter. She called herself it in a letter to the Countesse de Civrac, who I believe at the time was Anne-Marie de La Faurie de Monbadan

If I have more I'll add them!

[444names]

Names generated from masculine Belarusian, masculine Hawaiian, and all Tolkienesque forenames

Adanana Adregriena Aegorin Aithôr Alacil Aladorn Alagrindur Alandur Albêth Alcastel Alcwin Alebrin Alemir Aleni Algrana Almor Althôn Alvenwë Amagonglu Amargil Amdírion Amielado Amikepaka Amuldë Anala Andar Andil Aneladûn Anelyë Aniel Anieng Animbagor Anoanto Anuwala Aradranuel Aragalanor Aragdur Arahir Aramaulavi Arani Aranien Arashanwë Arastari Ardaraglin Argil Arohindil Aromë Arwendir Arweno’i Athokil Athéod Auharfin Aukiatan Aula’i Aurieopon Awhiendir Azepa...

Bagamir Barindamai Barotrind Belan Belei Beredherd Beremir Berya Bollor Bomain Borion Borodwyn Borossiar Bortz Borwaa Brani Brapeleka Bratarda Brath Bredh Bregundin Brentir Bres’ Brielwë Brindilzôr Bucaron Bëorn Bëorwen Bóriel Calas Calfaleb Caliponel Cali’iu Cardana Carfind Catárin Celavor Celfwin Cemen Cemir Cemmalador Ceona Chalika’i Cilast Cilion Cirgimo Cothorm Cotho’oka Cothôr Curasa Derumboman Dontyn Dowfasfan Dáingor Déagorl Déoth Déowyn Dírin Ecthoei Edhela Edhropav Egnoa Ehuoku Elacalen Eladiri Eldisla Eldor Elebor Elebremna Elegnoher Elekeawair Elendani Elendróf Elfast Elfwin Elmair Elmarano Elwikoa Embar Emine Endishas Essumburt Eären Eärengwë Eärethor Eärethróg Eärnhír Eärwe Fali’i Faumen Faury Feldaris Fendir Fered Ferkeoha Ferumena’i Finana Findilzôn Foldir Folwë Fredur Fregor Fréala Fréalin Fréawike Furth Furwe Fëani Galoan Galohiej Gaviach Gimekoa Gimirya Gimlor Glimir Gli’i Gloharweni Glumbar Goril Gorioki Gorni Gossumeni Granoa Grían Gríani Gwaturi Hadard Halaipohar Halav Halemahen Halfar Haliandur Haradarfin Harailúk Haraniena Harda Hauka Hekekana Heremmaka Herer Herumbreg Holda Huníni Hyania Hyaras Hámaerina Húrion Iathron Ihielyë Ihind Ikamine Ilanimrav Iliar Imithil Imoro Indurio Ingwil Inzimo Iondach Iongol Ionoroni Iothôr Irgerin Ishaldar Isien Isioniey Isiriona Ivaldagor Ivaras Ivreni Jakainel Jaksil Jandandrej Jazôn Jurgold Jurweni Kaheorn Kahiele Kahir Kaion Kaith Kaiwaikon Kalak Kalfinwë Kamitë Kamlaur Kamropiaha Kamûl Kanakangej Kananala Kancar Kanikeli Kanoha Kaphel Kapias Kapil Kapla Kastur Kaulionaon Kaulë Kazephor Ka’ala Ka’im Ka’ius Keahos Kealest Kealimros Kealthéod Keana Keandani Kekoła Kelele Kelwë Kemeh Keohir Keoladoc Keolgron Kephel Khalias Khauganc Khânborn Kingboli Kingej Kinyë Kunír Kuoldar Kuorth Ku’ua Ku’uanoa Kíliothos Kúvioewala Ladaca Ladaikil Ladana Laithir Lamika Lanna Leiaka Lendam Liostefant Liotto Lopo’okua Luanue Luglum Luilimran Lukaldor Lumbareth Lúvirë Machiendir Machiey Madaihis Maghâl Magolan Mahelwë Maihi Mainzimi Maipo’i Makalana Makamaluan Makend Makoan Makophalmo Maksaumbar Malan Malmog Manatrion Mandor Manfas Manoa Maramlinui Meldamich Melelu Melros Merdam Michar Mika’auka Minelimil Mipon Moroniko Nandilzôr Narana Naratris Nikonton Nimine Náinyë Nínika Nóliry Ohandur Oldiryl Oldor Oldorn Olion Onaracar Opele Oroni Orothellua Orthoa Palas Palemna Palendir Paleor Pali’iu Palor Palorwe Palthmoth Pandor Pavriendir Pa’iusiaka Peleg Penwë Perenna Perimë Periën Pholgrod Pihalav Pihir Puake Puandil Rassil Ryavin Saeram Sanorn Sarien Saukalduca Siaksif Sielu Silanuelei Sildwatur Silmo Smavan Sméaglóin Sméalion Sorfindir Steleb Stella Stulinish Tadrene Tafor Tamuelpeni Tanas Tanike Tanuwaele Tatarapen Tefanákhîm Telai Telanui Telbard Thoewalin Thorn Thromë Thrórimin Tingli Tulohien Turodelmo Túriar Ufthor Uglant Uglim Uianikoa Uldorn Uleolioewa Ulfar Ulohis Ulorl Ulother Urthelma Vachane Vainúmer Vaitar Valen Valene Valeo Valohel Varan Varastry Varchvi Vastelm Viast Vidrion Vikanuin Vánaonda Waingonwë Yaran Yathos Zimorn Éoden Írior

Same thing but including the apostrophe

Adziacha’i Adûna’auil Aegli’i Aka’ala Aka’alo Aka’eo Aka’i Akoaka’i Ala’akalf Ala’i Ala’imli Aldali’i Ali’iulu Aloha’eon Amli’i Analeili’i Anauha’i Andili’i Aneli’imir Animotho’i Ano’okeni Arana’alsh Ardana’i Aregili’i Ares’ Arimli’i Artho’okua Arviaka’i Augla’ahi Aukaka’i Aula’iush Au’al Au’alfas Au’oke Au’ollu Au’ua Au’uhalei Au’uhúr Au’ulephor Au’ulioden Baleika’i Barahala’i Barcili’i Bardili’i Bau’uao Belemika’i Beles’ Beli’i Beli’imë Beres’ Bolika’eon Boli’i Borli’i Bregorli’i Bres’ Cala’eon Cala’uala Celena’i Cemaha’i Ceoka’aur Chakali’i Cha’elei Cha’eohtar Cha’eor Cišaka’i Cotha’ala Curgoli’i Círimila’i Dili’i Drómeka’i Eika’i Eilka’en Elaka’ahas Eleka’i Eles’ Elfau’uha Eli’i Elshali’i Emaika’eor Emeana’i Eoka’ala Fimbau’alf Finapo’oku Fina’i Foli’i Forli’i Fëanika’i Fíli’i Gali’i Ganaho’i Gili’i Gili’imo Gilka’ena Gla’al Gla’alloha Gli’i Gli’imron Glokiaka’i Gloroha’i Gola’i Gríanika’i Gróres’ Gwinaka’ua Haiku’uala Haka’i Hali’imros Hau’ul Hau’ulo Ha’ahtana Ha’ake Ha’akon Ha’ala Ha’aulmo Ha’eleg Ha’eluma Ha’en Ha’endor Ha’ene Ha’enth Ha’eo Ha’imil Ha’iu Ha’ualai Hoka’el Hoka’iulë Hoka’uleko Hoku’aheon Hoku’olai Hoku’uani Hoku’uhali Hoku’ulas Horli’i Ho’imipou Ho’okuai Ho’okualor Ho’okung Ho’olaitr Huaka’en Huka’alor Hunaha’i Hundiles’ Huorli’i Iacha’en Ika’endir Ika’enna Ika’i Imika’imë Imli’i Iniela’i Iola’ake Isha’i Islaika’i Isla’elei Isla’i Ivali’i Jakau’olas Jaka’iu Kaika’imo Kaka’ene Kalegno’i Kales’ Kali’i Kali’imorn Kali’iu Kana’ene Kanna’ula Kaperes’ Kapho’i Kauka’eo Kau’ola Ka’aha Ka’ahaed Ka’ahaghâd Ka’ahas Ka’ahel Ka’ahelaj Ka’ahele Ka’ahelm Ka’aheo Ka’ahi Ka’ahir Ka’ahislan Ka’ahor Ka’ahos Ka’aka Ka’akahiel Ka’akai Ka’akalg Ka’akapla Ka’aka’ua Ka’akeo Ka’al Ka’ala Ka’alagor Ka’alana Ka’alang Ka’alanwë Ka’alegon Ka’alend Ka’algri Ka’ali Ka’aliamir Ka’aliking Ka’alin Ka’aliry Ka’almo Ka’alohua Ka’alothi Ka’aláf Ka’aug Ka’auhali Ka’auhoei Ka’auhor Ka’aui Ka’auk Ka’aul Ka’aulecth Ka’aum Ka’aumog Ka’aur Ka’ausil Ka’el Ka’ele Ka’elenna Ka’elio Ka’eli’i Ka’en Ka’engon Ka’eni Ka’enika Ka’eon Ka’eondë Ka’eonwë Ka’eor Ka’eorona Ka’im Ka’imiki Ka’imir Ka’imlo Ka’imo Ka’imron Ka’iulkhâl Ka’iuluma Ka’iush Ka’iusiena Ka’iusifur Ka’ua Ka’uaiko Ka’uan Ka’uand Ka’uha Ka’uhor Ka’uhúr Ka’ulavril Ka’ulei Ka’ulë Keaka’i Kekaha’i Keka’i Keoku’ua Keoli’i Keophaka’i Khali’iu Kika’i Kinaka’i Kino’i Komano’iu Kombali’i Konau’ulë Kuleili’i Ku’ahanuin Ku’ahel Ku’ahelm Ku’akanfax Ku’akoa Ku’ala Ku’alanth Ku’alcala Ku’aldard Ku’alemen Ku’alokel Ku’auhorni Ku’aula Ku’oka Ku’okalo Ku’oki Ku’okoła Ku’oku Ku’okuol Ku’olada Ku’olgas Ku’olith Ku’ua Ku’uali Ku’uanguel Ku’uhani Ku’uhar Ku’uhúr Ku’uhúri Ku’ula Ku’ulav Ku’uld Ku’ulkan Ku’ulkh Ku’ulwinwë Ku’ulwë Ku’ulë Kíli’i Kíli’imir Laika’i Laka’i Lau’ahi La’ala La’el La’enwë La’imin La’ius Leganona’i Leiaka’i Leika’eo Leili’i Lemales’ Lena’i Leoha’i Li’imaka’i Li’imo Li’iush Li’iusior Loha’ale Luka’aka Luka’imë Lumaika’i Maika’i Maiku’oku Maipo’i Makaho’i Maka’ale Maka’eleo Maka’i Maku’uani Malaika’i Males’ Maulika’en Mau’ua Mengli’i Mika’akan Mika’al Mikili’i Moaka’i Nali’i Nau’aug Na’akea Na’endil Na’eo Neli’i Nikeopa’el Nili’imë Nilmona’i Nimlika’i No’okikta No’olca Nóli’i Nóli’imu Oha’end Ola’aka Ola’aushna Ola’uhúr Oli’i Opelenes’ Opohuka’im Opo’oku Paka’i Paka’iulor Pakeka’i Palaka’aha Paloha’eor Pa’aha Pa’ahel Pa’aheli Pa’ahin Pa’aka Pa’akamir Pa’ake Pa’alimer Pa’alo Pa’alohir Pa’aurthor Pa’endar Pa’endaros Pa’endilan Pa’endorn Pa’eol Pa’eorl Pa’iuliaw Pa’uaksir Pa’ulë Peles’ Pha’iu Pili’i Poha’en Po’imor Po’oke Po’oki Po’okil Po’okoa Po’okoła Po’okunar Po’oku’ula Po’oldor Po’oldë Po’oli Po’olóing Puana’aule Sanno’i Santha’i Sau’ulkhîm Sha’ala Sha’i Smaka’i Stonna’i Tha’ene Tha’i Tho’oka Tho’okano Tho’okoła Túriona’i Uglano’oka Uglika’i Uili’i Ulaka’i Ulau’ua Ulau’ul�� Uli’i Uli’iush Uloha’i Una’i Vano’i Vasla’i Vatanes’ Vika’endë Vána’aheng Wala’elur Éodala’aka Łuka’i

[zeichenlily]

i was tagged by @dasloddl thank you so much

please don't take anything actually i love my random things (could have listed more but i'm not home rn)

thanks again for the tag this was really fun to make and i'm curious what you will vote for :)

tagging: @lyxchen @honestlyunbearableprincess @keineahnung-ichhalt @a-missing-gender-case @dunkelrotzuschwarz @shadow-of-a-cloud

[skubri30]

LA FAURIE - Hautes Alpes

Echec d'une délocalisation

[lookslikethatsallthetimewehave]

What were they thinking with Faury Tale Island?

I guess they were... trying something new. But it didn't work.

Why they decided that Fairy Tale Island should be the "main" Poptropica story, I have no idea.

They already had a good story that could've been the "main" story with the graphic novels, blah blah blah, you know.

Also, they should've focused on creating more islands. If Poptropica had the same amount of workers that they had back in the day, then they would be able to make more islands while simultaneously updating the "main" Home Island story.

But they didn't. So I'm not sure why they focused on Home Island and Mini-Quests so much. Is it because they ran out of islands?

Keep in mind that the original writers were fired. And all the post-Flash islands were Dream Islands. I think the new writers were incapable of coming up with new island ideas.

Then how come the actual island lacks all of that 😅

I think they changed the gender of the villain. I wonder how the kid felt about that...

Dr. Blandston is a she/they in the island...

I don't know about "challenging" or "exhilarating"...