#Filateli

[benkaden]

Briefmarke / Postage Stamp / Frimärke

Åland Europa (C.E.P.T.) 2024 - Algräs (Zostera marina)

Ausgabetag: 08.05.2024 Design: Katja Syrjä, Johanna Finne

[bohemkokusu]

Sagalassos Antik Kenti anma pulları..

[doxguru123]

e stamp paper

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[rathologic]

the line of quarantine that got me thinking the most was actually Little describing Dankovsky as a pinkerton. A) implying the pinkertons exist in patho world B) implying that much of what he's been up to in the town has been opposing organized labor. between the constant ordering of executors to continue standing around and filat's 16 hour shifts the workers' rights situation in this Town is doing pretty bad!

[oynonrings]

thinking about the baffling p2 character changes again. why did they make bad grief boring when they could have made vlad jr interesting

[montparnasse]

I LITERALLY NEED TO FUCK HIM

[fe-smashorpass]

[pizzachinaski]

recording day photo dump

[loscharlitos]

Only hoe in Moldova is best hoe in Moldova!

if you are ever in Moldova let me know and maybe we will shag

you guys seeing this? i got hoes in moldova

[pirdmystery]

i love how often characters stop just short of calling dankovsky a slur for how "well dressed" he is. my favorite is artemy's "one can tell at a glance he's an avid theatre-goer."

[bohemkokusu]

Puldan bir gece..

[pamuksekermakinesi]

Màquina de sucre filat

- Fabricant de sucre filat

- Màquina comercial de sucre filat

Màquina de sucre filat

- Fabricant de sucre filat

- Màquina comercial de sucre filat

[rathologic]

quarantine textures: photos

[booticro]

Foarfeca pentru filat, din inox, perfecta atat pentru profesionisti cat si pentru amatori. Fabricata din otel inoxidabil de buna calitate, este foarte confortabila, cu potrivire perfecta in mana.

[pseudoquiddity]

Cool to me that in P3, all the patients you diagnose are interesting to talk to and are instantly sympathetic. Filat especially, despite the fact that it's implied saving his life gives him the time to rile up townies who then go and light fire to the Stillwater. But this makes sense because we dedicate so much time to sketching out a profile for him. At his core he's someone who views all people as equal and we can see how someone who will argue with a friend against racism will also argue with his Doctor about the freedom of all people under quarantine. We know that he's impoverished and we also see how it has both led him to this conclusion (poverty is inequality, the Kin are unequally poor) and led him to be the person who guards the Termitary and keeps the Kin inside (he needs food, not just for himself). But also he lets people slip out when he can. Which is kind but also a major contamination issue.

He just comes off instantly as a Real Guy, with a strong belief that exists in conflict with his environment, whereas I don't think literally any NPC in the Haruspex's route ever felt "real." They were all deeply representative of concepts and split into two groups - Kin and Townies, and those two groups were split into other smaller groups, but still they were more symbols than people.

I know people harp on Daniil for stereotyping and categorizing, and sure he does that to an extent, he's his own man with his own intense biases and feelings, but it's pretty key to his outlook on life and ideology that he sees people as individuals. It's clear to me that, as the natural contrary to Daniil, Artemy sees people as cultures, as "types of groups" influenced by environment and circumstance, all of them worthy of life but regardless, all of them a mass (partially inspired by the two conflicting cultures in Artemy). Now Daniil can get to know a man, really get to know him, then see him later at his own ambush and think: I understand what reasonable and emotional line of thinking got you to this place and I fucking hate you for exercising your freedom in this way.