#Guillen Santángel

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on my hands and knees begging for a man like guillen santángel 🧎‍♀️‍➡️🧎‍♀️‍➡️🧎‍♀️‍➡️🧎‍♀️‍➡️

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The Familiar Aesthetic

The Familiar it's a book by Leigh Bardugo, an historical fantasy set during the Spanish Golden Age

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Spoilers

Getting a bit worried over here, I’m not seeing enough pages left for this to have a very happy ending

But also “Good luck to you” was a damn brilliant line hell yeah

“If the bread hadn’t burned, this would be a very different story”

Folks I am already HOOKED

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psssst hey would anyone be interested in a discord server for fans of “the familiar” to meet up and swap fanart/ fanfic ideas? like or reblog if so….

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Luzia/santángel theme song

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finished the familiar, currently in brainrot phase, so obviously I made some playlists:

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❗️TWO MORE WEEKS until the 1st ever fanworks week for “The Familiar” by Leigh Bardugo ❗️

DAILY PROMPTS: (for fanfic, headcanons, fanart, moodboards, memes, playlists...)

🧿 DAY 1, JULY 15 – Refranes -> These traditional Sephardic Jewish sayings act like spells for Luzia's magic. Which ones from the book stand out to you? Are there any other good ones that the book missed out on mentioning?

✨ DAY 2, JULY 16 – Fairytale -> This book has many fairytale-like elements. Santángel is a former prince under a curse. Luzia is a witch who starts off as a scullion maid like Cinderella. Make up whatever fairytale AU or fusion you wish. (Yes, even mermaids. Go wild.)

💕 DAY 3, JULY 17 – Family -> Show us more of Luzia's relationships with her parents and aunt Hualit. Maybe down the line she starts a family with Santángel. Or tell us about the house of De Paredes, Casa Ordoño, etc.

🎶 DAY 4, JULY 18 – "Now sing for me." -> A quote from the tail end of one of Santángel's speeches to the witch. Music and magic are pretty connected in this book, show us how.

🦂 DAY 5, JULY 19 – Bargain -> Many characters are willing to bargain (magically or not) for the chance at a better or more successful life. Delve into that.

🪡 DAY 6, JULY 20 – Clothing -> Mid-to-late 1500s Spain had some pretty famous fashion designs, whether in the royal courts or in medieval Sephardic Jewish dress. Show us your favorite characters in some period clothes.

🌸 DAY 7, JULY 21 – Pomegranates & Oranges & Almond Blossoms -> 3 trees that are recurring themes throughout the book, and also happen to be very pretty and symbolic.

**Still want to know more? Go to @thefamiliarfanclub for the rules and other info.

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🔔 ONE MONTH LEFT before "The Familiar" by Leigh Bardugo has its first fan event week! 🔔

DAILY PROMPTS: (for fanfic, headcanons, fanart, moodboards, playlists...)

🧿 DAY 1, JULY 15 – Refranes -> These traditional Sephardic Jewish sayings act like spells for Luzia's magic. Which ones from the book stand out to you? Are there any other good ones that the book missed out on mentioning?

✨ DAY 2, JULY 16 – Fairytale -> This book has many fairytale-like elements. Santángel is a former prince under a curse. Luzia is a witch who starts off as a scullion maid like Cinderella. Make up whatever fairytale AU or fusion you wish. (Yes, even mermaids. Go wild.)

💕 DAY 3, JULY 17 – Family -> Show us more of Luzia's relationships with her parents and aunt Hualit. Maybe down the line she starts a family with Santángel. Or tell us about the house of De Paredes, Casa Ordoño, etc.

🎶 DAY 4, JULY 18 – "Now sing for me." -> A quote from the tail end of one of Santángel's speeches to the witch. Music and magic are pretty connected in this book, show us how.

🦂 DAY 5, JULY 19 – Bargain -> Many characters are willing to bargain (magically or not) for the chance at a better or more successful life. Delve into that.

🪡 DAY 6, JULY 20 – Clothing -> Mid-to-late 1500s Spain had some pretty famous fashion designs, whether in the royal courts or in medieval Sephardic dress. Show us your favorite characters in some period clothes.

🌸 DAY 7, JULY 21 – Pomegranates & Oranges & Almond Blossoms -> 3 trees that are recurring themes throughout the book, and also happen to be very pretty and symbolic.

**Still want to know more? Go to @thefamiliarfanclub for the rules and other info.

[thefamiliarfanclub]

Are you ready for the first fandom event week for "The Familiar?" Don't miss out. Daily prompts appearing soon.

RULES:

This is a low pressure event, so post as much or as little as you want. If you want your fanfic/headcanons/fanart/moodboard/playlist/etc. to be featured, tag @thefamiliarfanclub , or post in #thefamiliarfanclub . Late/early submissions are welcome. So are crossposts from AO3. For any other questions, shoot us an ask.

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🪄🦂Luzia & Santángel from Leigh Bardugo's "The Familiar"🦂🪄

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Relationships: Luzia Cotado/Guillén Santángel 

Additional Tags: Inspired by Tangled (2010), Tangled (2010) References, AND WHAT ABOUT IT please tell me I'm not the only one who saw this, Fairy Tale Elements, Hurt/Comfort Summary:

Once, in La Casilla sometime after the second trial, Luzia had told Santángel the surname of her true family -- her mishpacha. “For the record,” he’d said, “I like Luzia Cana Cotado more than Calderón Cotado.”

Luzia had just shook her head, all her loose hair waving around her shoulders. “You’d be the first, but thank you.”

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🪬‼️ The Familiar Fanweek starts TOMORROW, July 15 2024. Don’t miss out on joining in the fun of creating whatever fanworks you wish for Leigh Bardugo’s latest historical fantasy novel. No magical bargains or refranes required. It’s sure to be an enchanting time. 🪬‼️

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FAMILIAR WEEK DAILY PROMPTS:

(use these for fanfic, headcanons, fanart, moodboards, playlists....)

🧿 DAY 1, JULY 15 – Refranes -> These traditional Sephardic Jewish sayings act like spells for Luzia's magic. Which ones from the book stand out to you? Are there any other good ones that the book missed out on mentioning?

✨ DAY 2, JULY 16 – Fairytale -> This book has many fairytale-like elements. Santángel is a former prince under a curse. Luzia is a witch who starts off as a scullion maid like Cinderella. Make up whatever fairytale AU or fusion you wish. (Yes, even mermaids. Go wild.)

💕 DAY 3, JULY 17 – Family -> Show us more of Luzia's relationships with her parents and aunt Hualit. Maybe down the line she starts a family with Santángel. Or tell us about the house of De Paredes, Casa Ordoño, etc.

🎶 DAY 4, JULY 18 – "Now sing for me." -> A quote from the tail end of one of Santángel's speeches to the witch. Music and magic are pretty connected in this book, show us how.

🦂 DAY 5, JULY 19 – Bargain -> Many characters are willing to bargain (magically or not) for the chance at a better or more successful life. Delve into that.

🪡 DAY 6, JULY 20 – Clothing -> Mid-to-late 1500s Spain had some pretty famous fashion designs, whether in the royal courts or in medieval Sephardic dress. Show us your favorite characters in some period clothes.

🌸 DAY 7, JULY 21 – Pomegranates & Oranges & Almond Blossoms -> 3 trees that are recurring themes throughout the book, and also happen to be very pretty and symbolic.

**Still want to know more? Go to @thefamiliarfanclub for the rules and other info.

[thefamiliarfanclub]

‼️ 🪬The Familiar Fanweek starts TOMORROW! Who here already has fanworks ready to go for this week?🪬‼️

❗️ONE MORE WEEK until the 1st ever fanworks week for “The Familiar” by Leigh Bardugo ❗️

DAILY PROMPTS: (for fanfic, headcanons, fanart, moodboards, memes, playlists...)

🧿 DAY 1, JULY 15 – Refranes -> These traditional Sephardic Jewish sayings act like spells for Luzia's magic. Which ones from the book stand out to you? Are there any other good ones that the book missed out on mentioning?

✨ DAY 2, JULY 16 – Fairytale -> This book has many fairytale-like elements. Santángel is a former prince under a curse. Luzia is a witch who starts off as a scullion maid like Cinderella. Make up whatever fairytale AU or fusion you wish. (Yes, even mermaids. Go wild.)

💕 DAY 3, JULY 17 – Family -> Show us more of Luzia's relationships with her parents and aunt Hualit. Maybe down the line she starts a family with Santángel. Or tell us about the house of De Paredes, Casa Ordoño, etc.

🎶 DAY 4, JULY 18 – "Now sing for me." -> A quote from the tail end of one of Santángel's speeches to the witch. Music and magic are pretty connected in this book, show us how.

🦂 DAY 5, JULY 19 – Bargain -> Many characters are willing to bargain (magically or not) for the chance at a better or more successful life. Delve into that.

🪡 DAY 6, JULY 20 – Clothing -> Mid-to-late 1500s Spain had some pretty famous fashion designs, whether in the royal courts or in medieval Sephardic Jewish dress. Show us your favorite characters in some period clothes.

🌸 DAY 7, JULY 21 – Pomegranates & Oranges & Almond Blossoms -> 3 trees that are recurring themes throughout the book, and also happen to be very pretty and symbolic.

**Still want to know more? Go to @thefamiliarfanclub for the rules and other info.

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So close to the end now

Valentina has very slowly grown on me and I’ve been kind of waiting for Quiteria Escárega to become a more important character since the very beginning, I’m quite happy they’ve found each other but also up until this point I still wasn’t entirely convinced of who between Luzia and Valentina was going to survive and now I’m pretty sure I know

“If the bread hadn’t burned, this would be a very different story”

Folks I am already HOOKED

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I finished it

I cried

Oh my goodness

I don’t even know what to say

Oh wow

Oh wow oh wow oh wow

5 stars

@mjshortformcjesus

“If the bread hadn’t burned, this would be a very different story”

Folks I am already HOOKED