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♥️Reveling in Richonne - TOWL

#16: The Secret Rendezvous (1.02)

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Ok, this scene has got to be a Top 5 TOWL scene for me. I love everything about Richonne's secret rendezvous from the 🔥 walk-up at the beginning to the passionate embrace at the end 😍...

So first we see Michonne talking to some CRM leaders during a vetting process. And again TOWL stayed aware of Danai’s flawless face card with the close-up shot. Contrasting the start of the episode when she says her name is Michonne, here she’s following what Rick told her and changing her name to introduce the CRM and us to a B named Dana Bethune.

Michonne is in her acting bag as she shares, “My name is Dana. And I’ve been out there a long time by myself. So long that it’s strange to hear my own voice.” Michonne smartly mixes truths into her lies as she tells them “I was in Georgia for a long time with my boyfriend and about 40 people” She really was in Georgia with her boyfriend both from before the apocalypse and the boyfriend-turned-husband she found in season 3 😋. 

Michonne says their group was led by leaders who she thought were good and says she was with her sister Elle, who was the HR lady from the caravan group at the top of the ep. Michonne says, “And then things changed. They changed. I saw it. I knew we should go. You always really know when to go.” Look at her passing Nat’s mentality down to the CRM. 😊 I was like CRM, y’all should be scared because a loyal person like Michonne is going to make sure Nat’s death is avenged. 💯

She’s asked about her weapon of choice and she says a Bo staff that she lost and is now making do with a knife. Playing up a certain aloofness Michonne looks at herself in the reflection of a window or two-way mirror idk. And you know while they’re observing her, sis is also observing everything about this place while trying to just appear more meek and even ditzy.

They ask if it bothers her that she’s being watched and it already shows how privy she is to things that she can tell she’s being surveilled. She softly says, “No I just haven’t seen myself in a while.”

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The CRM folk start telling Michonne about the place and how she can never leave and you can just see Michonne have a subtle reaction like 'Yeah alright we’ll see about that.' She knows that never-leave rule is about to get broken. Best believe.

They ask how she feels about the fact that she can’t leave and Michonne smiles and says, “I feel that what’s here, it’s what I’ve been looking for. It’s what I’ve been trying to believe in just a little while longer.” And not a lie was told right here. 💁🏽‍♀️

They have her baby up in this place so they absolutely do have what she’s been looking for. And I love her referencing the 'believe a little longer' motto from the iPhone and also how it again affirms that she believes in Rick so much just like in Rick's dreams. He’s what she’s been believing in.

This was a greatly acted scene from Danai playing Michonne playing Dana playing the CRM. 🤭 Like I love that Michonne was sorta playing in the CRM's face a bit and it was just so clear the CRM does not stand a chance against this woman. She’s a mother on a mission. Nothing is stopping her. 👌🏽

So then we see Michonne walking around the CRM in a consignee jacket and I love that hers has a cinched waist. Michonne isn't letting that boxy jacket completely hide the Coca-Cola body. I’m here for it. 💅🏽

As Michonne walks around you can tell that, similar to Woodbury, she’s making note of quite a bit in this place - except this time she’s trying to blend in more like her husband told her. And the main thing Michonne clearly wants to know as she's walking around right now is - where is Rick Grimes.

She walks up some steps clearly trying to see where he could be, and even with all these CRM soldiers in helmets I know she’d be able to spot Rick if she saw him among them. And why? Because of that walk. 😏

But baby, she doesn’t have to spot him because of course the magnets in them have Rick spotting her first and making a beeline to her. I adore this walking moment. 🤩 I rewound it so much cuz I too love that man's walk lol.

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So Michonne is walking and then we see a soldier very intently making his way to her and I love the way it’s shot. Rick’s walk is iconic and so I love that that’s how you can immediately tell it’s him. And as we know, we’re not the only one who loves Rick’s walk because as he approaches Michonne and quietly takes her arm Michonne has this instant smitten smile upon recognizing his touch and walking alongside him. 😊

This scene made it clear that TOWL was gonna have a lot of fun with Richonne’s love and desire being at the foundation of the show. And you just know Rick was eagerly waiting for the moment he could get to her. He was a man on a mission. A mack-on-Michonne mission. 😌

And the moment as he takes her arm and silently guides her into a room is just hot, what can I say? 🔥

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I love seeing Rick take control and seeing Michonne try to be subtle but clearly look so excited to be back with him. 😊

Also, now y’all when would a soldier…especially this soldier, grab a consignee by her arm and guide her into a room alone lol? That alone likely would've raised suspicions around the CRM. But I'm glad they did it anyway cuz it was a joy to see Rick and Michonne walk side by side again. CRM, y’all don’t even know you now have the most lethal married couple in your midst walking arm and arm rn. 🤭

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Rick leads her into the room and gives one last look outside to make sure no one is headed their way. The way he looks around before going inside, you know he knows exactly what they're about to do.

So then we get a top-tier scene as Rick and Michonne walk into the garage?? Idk what that place was exactly so I’ll just call it a garage lol. 

Rick and Michonne walk into the garage and give each other a quick look before checking to make sure the coast is clear. Rick checks one side and Michonne checks the other and then y’all, Rick has a very clear mission and it’s not swapping information it’s swapping saliva lol. I promise you, dishing out information and making a plan was secondary on the agenda for Rick during this secret rendezvous. 😋

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Rick proceeds to put his helmet down and before Michonne can even confirm that she doesn’t see anybody on her side, Rick grabs her and they basically pounce on each other with kisses and it’s the best. 😊They both are starving for each other and this kiss made it clear.

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You can tell the moment Rick put that helmet down he was laser-focused on loving on Michonne. He basically said I’ll brief you on this mysterious advanced society that’s kept me from you for years if we have time in between the main priority of making out.

I adore the way he grabs her neck and then the way Michonne is always ready to match the energy as she wraps her arms around him. And y’all, how nice of them to have a kiss that is as pleasing to the ear as it is to the eye because they, and Rick especially, stayed moaning in these TOWL kisses. Love to see it/hear it. 😋

I always say Richonne’s kisses are a form of communication and their first wordless conversation in the CRM - or 'moanversation' if you will - had them both making it very clear to each other that they’re ecstatic to be back together.  

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And after almost 8 years apart, the intensity of this kiss makes perfect sense, and I love that they knew exactly how to communicate how hungry Richonne are for each other in every way. This kiss is A1. 👏🏽

Like the way they lean against the vehicle and Rick puts his arm up against the vehicle to be mindful of Michonne adds such a cute caring layer to this whole top-tier moment. And the way they’re swaying and wrapped up in each other, her knees buckling, his hands in her hair, the way he chased her lips at the end. Just yes to all of it. 👏🏽

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I love how the kiss is so immensely passionate and then afterward they just have this moment of holding each other and breathing together. Seeing the way Michonne smiles after and touches his face, you can seriously see how safe she feels with Rick. Like she still knows so little about this place but she’s back in his arms so she knows somehow it’ll be okay. 🥲

And then y’all, we get the first signature Richonne forehead touch in TOWL as they break from the kiss and still stay wrapped in each other's arms. It's one of the classic Richonne things they do and I love the intimacy of it. 🥹

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That kiss clearly left them breathless as Rick whispers, “They believed you.” And Michonne earnestly asks, “How do you know?” Rick says, “You’re here.” And the way he says that you can tell his elation comes not just from the fact that she passed the CRM vetting process but most of all that she’s really here with him after all this time.

And then because Rick is like this rendezvous is about making out first, information second - he goes right back to kissing Michonne and moaning as they pull each other in as close as possible. 😊

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Michonne reciprocates but then she notices something. And this is where the loss of Rick’s hand is mourned yet again by me because we all know the reason Michonne notices Rick’s missing hand is because she’s like normally this would be the part where I feel your hand on my backside but it hasn’t happened yet so, something must have happened.

After not feeling that signature palm on her behind, she stops to touch Rick’s prosthetic and I adore how Rick is still so in the moment of kissing her that he kisses her one more time as she turns to look at his arm. The man is voracious about his wife and I love it. 😊

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Michonne gently holds his prosthetic in her hand and looks at Rick with so much care and concern as she wonders what happened. I feel like this is the first time in years that anybody showed this level of care for what Rick went through and I love that she immediately wants to know what happened to her baby. You know if the CRM had cut his hand off themselves the beef she has with them would only intensify. In a way, the CRM did have a hand in Rick losing his hand so they gotta pay.

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Rick looks down at his prosthetic too and shares sadly but also with a certain resolve, “It happened a long time ago. One of the last times I tried to get home.”  I love that he says 'tried to get home' rather than just 'tried to get away.' It shows that in every way the CRM is not home - Michonne and their family still are home to him.

Also, it’s interesting how for Michonne this is devastating news but for Rick, this is old news and he’s just like what’s more important is making out rn. But Rick’s words catch Michonne’s attention as she repeats his words back and says, “One of the last times?”

This is Michonne’s first indicator that Rick might have stopped trying to get home. I think in her mind she thought surely Rick would have been still working on an escape but after fighting like hell to get home for years he had to stop trying - and not even because he wanted to give up but because he was made to feel that going home could get his wife and loved ones killed.

(Side note: I love that the bullet shell from Rick's gun is visible in Michonne’s hair in this scene. She really found every way possible to still be close to him 🥲) 

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Rick’s reaction to her asking this makes me emotional. 😢 He looks into her eyes as he too hears how his words sound and then he takes a deep breath. Breathing tells a very informative story throughout TOWL. And with this inhale from Rick you can just feel the weight of what he’s been through and now, finally having a moment to share some of it with Michonne, it’s probably difficult for him to even know where to begin.

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It’s hard because we as the audience got to see how hard he fought to get home but at this moment you know it's overwhelming to even know how to tell Michonne how hard this years-long separation and imprisonment has been on him. But he so badly wants Michonne to know that it wasn’t for a lack of trying or a lack of love that he stopped trying to get home.

He tells her, “They had me trapped.” And then the way my heart literally overflows with emotion when Rick so sincerely says, “They don’t have me anymore.” It’s so moving and beautiful to see Rick become the heart-eye emoji as he tells Michonne they don’t have him anymore. 🥲

There’s a clear second part of that sentence that’s not said aloud but rather in Rick's eyes - 'they don’t have me anymore...because I’m yours.'

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The way he looks at her with that teary-eyed smile, knowing he’s hers. 😭 It's touching and layered because he so sincerely wants to reassure Michonne of this, all while knowing that the damage they've done to him is pretty severe.

It’s also so powerful for him to say this because while their situation is still dire and in many ways, Michonne and us will learn the CRM does still have him more than he’d like, in this moment Rick genuinely wants to believe that he’s no longer chained to the CRM.

They don’t get to have him anymore, even if that’s what it still looks like on the outside, because the woman who makes him come alive, the brightest light in his world, is back with him. That alone makes him feel like he is no longer stuck with the CRM.

Rick knows his heart will always belong to her and that was communicated in this sweet line and his loving eyes and smile at her after he says it. 

Rick then says with certainty, “We will get away. Together” because right now he does believe that Richonne can do anything. He’s tried to get away for years but having Michonne here now makes all the difference.

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And I love the eye contact as he looks at her with so much love and smiles, feeling so right being back with her. Like just looking at her gives him strength. At the same time, it moves me how much you can see in his eyes that he's eager to be the determined and strong man Michonne once knew, despite feeling dead and broken after what he endured the last seven or so years.

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Michonne of course believes and is comforted by Rick’s words that they’ll get away together as she smiles and nods. Again she trusts him more than anybody in the world. 

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Also, I love how Rick’s reunion with Michonne as his wife is one where without even having to address it they both just know they’ve waited for each other. They know they’re still the one to each other. As we know, after just a few months Rick reunited with Lori and she was already pregnant with his best friend's baby. So it’s beautiful to see Rick now reunite with his wife Michonne after years and know that she really has only wanted him all these years. And if anything her big reveal will be that she was pregnant with his baby. 🥲

But while that's understandably not revealed in this scene, there's still some more great mom and dad content when Rick again wants to confirm his baby girl is okay.

He asks, “They're okay? She's okay?” I love him asking that and the way he asks, nodding and looking right into Michonne's eyes. Again it’s so vulnerable and caring. A true father. You know making sure his loved ones are good is so important to him.

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And “they’re okay” means team family which is sweet that he wants to know they're okay. I liked hearing "they're okay?" too because while Rick doesn't know it, he does in fact have more than one kid out there and it almost felt like without even knowing it he’s asking if both his kids are okay.

Michonne answers with a smile and says, “Yes. She’s okay.” She has this smile that’s so specific to when she’s thinking about her kids and it’s precious. 🥲

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Michonne continues, wanting to finally tell Rick all about how amazing their daughter has turned out as she goes, “She’s…” but then she stops herself and you just know the image of a certain Little Brave Man has popped into her head. 😭

And it’s a moment that hits my heart as you see Michonne feel both joy and sadness. Because she misses RJ too and because she knows Rick is going to be filled with layered emotions the second he learns of him.

Since the moment she found out she was pregnant you know Michonne longed to be able to share with Rick that they had a baby. Rick can tell she has something big to say too as he asks, “What is it?”

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I noted in this scene you can really tell that Rick can sense that Michonne has something major to tell him and he knows it’s about their immediate family but he doesn’t know what it is which is why he keeps thinking it might have to do with Judith being okay. Like you can see sometimes he searches her eyes trying to figure it out because whatever the news is he can feel it’s about their kid. And he’s right. It's just about the kid he doesn't know of yet.

And you can also see the thoughts running through Michonne’s head as she and Rick stay in each other's arms between these vehicles. She longs to tell him about RJ but knows this isn’t the right time yet. And as always, she’s right. I heard there were some viewers upset and thinking she made the wrong choice by not telling Rick right here and now and that was wild to me.

This is Richonne’s first time getting to even have an extended conversation and even then it can’t be that long because they can’t risk being caught. And major life-changing news that you have a son that you had no clue about and have missed all of his life thus far is not the kind of thing to drop on someone when there won’t even be time to elaborate and ask questions and just process the news together.

I fully support Michonne choosing to wait and it’s actually such an act of kindness to Rick because she knows that news is going to shock him and be very bittersweet and just a lot to take in and she ideally wants to tell him when they can more freely talk.

Like after holding their child in her womb alone she basically chooses to now hold the news of their son alone just a bit more for Rick’s well-being.

Rather than just drop it on him and have him carry that news on top of carrying the task of getting them home, she shows discipline and restraint and lovingly smiles as she tells him, “When we get away.” (Also I always just love thinking that when Michonne looks at Rick here she’s seeing all of RJ’s little traits he got from his dad. 🥰)

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I adore the way Rick says, “No. She’s okay?” He’s such a concerned dad and again he knows, because of his and Michonne’s interconnectedness, that there’s something more she has to say about their immediate family. I just love that he’s like I can’t wait until we get away to know for certain our baby girl is okay. But Rick, little do you know the news is actually about your beautiful baby boy.

Also, the fact that Rick is so not okay after everything he’s been through all these years but his main care is that Judith is okay 🥲. Warms my heart.

And then the way Michonne responds, it’s my favorite thing ever. 🥹She says the absolute perfect thing as she assuredly tells him, “She’s us, Rick.”

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Y’all. 😭 It’s the perfect response and so true. Judith really is a little Richonne baby. 🥹

It’s so beautiful for Michonne to tell Rick that their daughter is just like her mom and her dad. Rick gets to know not only is their baby alive and okay but she has qualities like him even despite his absence and she’s also like the love of his life which you know would make him happy to see Judith turn out like Michonne.

I love that Michonne looks at Judith and sees her and Rick. 🥹 And that they’re an 'us' like that. And also I love the way Michonne has her hand in Rick’s hair as she comforts him with this confirmation that their baby girl is bound to be okay because she’s just like her resilient parents.

Michonne calmly says, “The rest when we get away” and hearing Judith is them is enough for Rick to feel a bit less anxious and agree to wait for the rest of the family updates. 

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He nods and then remembers this is probably also a good time to get their next steps in order.

Rick tells Michonne if he passes her a note somehow she has to read it and destroy it. Michonne looks into Rick’s eyes because she has to address some things about this shady CRM as she tells him, “They killed people, Rick. Dozens of people.” I know Michonne is like my friends died and I almost died from these people so wth is this place? (Also I love how often she says Rick’s name since they've reunited.)

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As Rick mesmerizingly stares into her soul (and i'm not even exaggerating about that lol) Michonne says, “They’re killing people out there. Have you had to…?” And before she can finish the question, Rick is quick to want to make it clear that he means it when he says he’s not with them as he says, “No. No. The ones in red. They go out sometimes. They come back covered in blood.”

He looks at her toward the tail end of that statement but it’s interesting how for the most part he looks down when talking about the CRM, again almost like there’s this sense of shame and fear surrounding them.

He says, “Most of us don’t know what they do. I didn’t know.” Rick looks into Michonne's eyes as he admits to not knowing about the CRM's mass killings and then he vulnerably says, “But I knew. I was stuck here.” That’s the one thing the CRM made very clear to him. 

Seeing the toll the CRM has taken on her friends and now her husband, Michonne knows the CRM needs to be taught a lesson and brought down so she, as determined as ever, asks Rick, “Could we stop them?”

And y’all I absolutely adore Rick’s response to her. 😍 The way a big smile spreads across his face as he gets to see Michonne is still the woman he knows and loves who won’t take anything lying down. She's still her. Again, you just see him have so much love for the part of her that’s a fighter. Like the way Rick just has to swoon for a second over his wife's determination is the sweetest thing. 😊

But then Rick collects himself, knowing taking on the CRM is too risky as he definitively answers, “No.” Michonne takes a moment to look at Rick, surprised and searching for the man who was always willing to fight the fight with her before. Then she asks, “Could we try?” 

Rick is quiet for a moment, not wanting to have to just turn her down about this, but he knows a thing or two about how hard you can try against the CRM and they still come out on top. So he softly says, “We’d never get back.” Getting home with Michonne is the ultimate priority for him.

And then in the first of many times Rick will gift Michonne in TOWL, he reaches into his pocket and gives Michonne Nat’s signature lighter that his stepparent Danger gave him. 🥹

Once again Rick wins Husband of the Year because how sweet is his good kind heart that he saw the lighter in the woods and pocketed it knowing it would mean something to Michonne to have something of her late friend. He’s the best. 🥰 And I love the way he gently lifts up her hand with his prosthetic to give her the lighter and the way their hands linger in each other as she takes it. Every time they touch it's clear they're magnets. 🧲

Rick so sweet and sincere says, “I’m sorry about your friend.” Like truly, anything and anyone that means something to Michonne means something to Rick because he loves her so much - even the guy who nearly killed Rick by shooting down his helicopter.

Michonne, never one to forget her loved ones' memory, says, “He should’ve lived. They all should’ve lived.” But then she takes a quiet moment and confidently looks right into Rick’s eyes as she says, “I’m here now. We’re in here together now. And we’re gonna get home.”

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I love how Rick and Michonne both want to fervently reassure each other of this - that they’re in this together and they’re going to achieve their goal of getting home because they’re here as a unit now. Having each other back makes them know they can do anything…at least for now. 

And then Rick is ready to go back to the activity that was always at the top of his agenda for this secret rendezvous because he’s like 'Michonne, you can’t be a hotly determined A like that and think these magnets aren’t going to kick in to overdrive and have me eating your face again lol.' #DirectQuote 😋

So Rick of course leans in to kiss her again and Michonne looks like she might’ve thought they were going to continue the conversation but then of course it takes less than a second for her to reciprocate the energy and start passionately kissing him back.

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I really adore that closing kiss. These kisses stay feeling like they’re trying to inhale each other and physically morph into one being. and then I especially adore the way they embrace after it, just overcome with the amount of love they pour out to each other. It’s so sweet seeing them nestled into each other. 🥰 Every physical Richonne action, from the kisses, the forehead touches, the embraces, and more is so 'spine-tinglingly' intimate.

As Rick leans against her, you can see that he does feel a bit overwhelmed and unsure of how he’s gonna get them out of here. But being wrapped in her arms now he’s at least given the strength and the calm to know somehow they’ll find a way.

And as Michonne holds him close, she looks like so long as she has him, she’ll face whatever else may come her way in this giant mysterious place. It really does feel like she's transferring this much-needed uplifting energy and reassurance to him as they stay in this embrace.

The way Richonne gives each other life gives me life. And this scene makes me so happy like it’s oozing serotonin.

Richonne is in for quite a roller coaster after they leave this moment in the garage so I appreciate this scene - their first extended conversation in years - for giving them a time when they're on the same page.

With this scene, they got to show that their chemistry is still as fiery as ever and they’re still such a well-oiled machine as parents and partners. Whenever Rick and Michonne are in each other's arms they’re in the safest place they could be.

But while they’re the ultimate safety to each other, to the CRM...Richonne is most definitely the danger. 😌👌🏽

[therapy-ghost]

hello! im new to the one piece fandom cus of the live action and i absolutely loved it!

I'd like to request headcannons for strawhat crew (romantic or platonic) with a new female crewmate that is very creative and crafty, but also likes to collect things like a crow for her crafts, like the reader decorates the ship and tries to make clothes or useful things for the crew members ><

have a good day/ night ^^

….I don’t know where or not you want it live action or not… but there are a lot of members in the anime compared to the live action so I’m doing live action!!!!

warning; spoilers, swearing and cuteness(straight fluff)

The straw hats(opla) x fem!crewmate that is like a crow!

Luffy

bro will help her; he will notice her finding shiny things in the streets or just randomly in the sand, and he will do the same and gift them to her

finds it really cute because she will become extremely excited over the tiniest of things

if she ever gifts him something, like a pin, or an extremely shiny rock, he will put it somewhere on his clothes

If she makes something for the ship; like some kinda decor for merry, he is putting it on(no questions ask)

Zoro

bros confused as hell; will ask her a shit tone of questions and be like “the hell are you doing?”

secret is; he finds it interesting that she does this… reminds him of Nami and her berry

if he finds something shiny; he will put it in a place where she can find it and leave it for her.

Nami

sis wants it all; Nami isn’t a fan that she just collects the shiny and very expensive stuff and keeps it to herself… so let’s just say she has stollen a few thousand berry from her

its not like she’ll notice? She’s to busy making a really pretty necklace… for Nami?

Nami eventful finds it the most adored thing ever and will bo staff anyone to death that thinks other wise.

she has suggested making a business tho….

Usopp

he accidentally lonched a pretty rock in his sling shot after thinking it was more amo and then go really said

he always tries to make her happy with finding other shiny things and tells her stories(lies) about them.

helps her clean things off and make little crafts with them

Sanji

head over heels as soon as she gifts him with anything, no matter how dirty it is.

bro will do the same for her and give her really pretty things he has found in hopes to make her happy and hug him

he is extremely touch starved and wants it all the time so…. Once he joins, her stach grows by 100 times

I hope you enjoyed it!!!!

[curiositasmundi]

Alla voce ‘temibile’, sul Vocabolario della Lingua Italiana Treccani si legge: “che è da temere, che si può o si deve temere”. Nel parlare comune è un aggettivo che usiamo con una certa leggerezza, propendendo più per il significato di “si può temere”, cioè non è insensato averne paura. Ma quando a essere definite ‘temibili’ sono alcune sostanze inquinanti, e l’aggettivo viene usato in tribunale, il significato tende di più dalla parte di “si deve temere”: bisogna averne paura.  Il riferimento è a una famiglia di sostanze chimiche che vengono indicate con una sigla, i PFAS, che sta per “perfluorinated alkylated substances”, cioè “sostanze perfluorurate alchilate”. E il contesto è quello di un processo in corso a Vicenza, perché proprio nel territorio della sua provincia, un’azienda ha inquinato con i PFAS la falda acquifera e le acque potabili di una vasta area di Veneto.

Una storia lunga quarant’anni

L’azienda sotto accusa è la Miteni che aveva il proprio stabilimento a Trissino, in una posizione strategica dal punto di vista delle acque. Proprio lì sotto, infatti, si trova una delle falde acquifere sotterranee più grandi del continente, dalla quale almeno tre aziende che si occupano dell’estrazione di acqua potabile, quella che arriva nei rubinetti delle case, prelevava il necessario per soddisfare i bisogno di oltre 350 mila abitanti sparsi in un’area di più di 180 km2 che si allarga anche nelle province di Verona e Padova.

Le prime avvisaglie di sversamenti inquinanti risalgono al 1977, quando dai rubinetti della zona esce acqua gialla che ha allarmato la popolazione. La Miteni era attiva solamente da 12 anni, inizialmente con il nome di RiMAr (Ricerche Marzotto) poi diventata Miteni quando è stata acquistata da Mitsubishi e EniChem. Miteni produceva composti fluorurati, i PFAS appunto, sostanze di sintesi, ossia che non esistono in natura, ma che nel corso dei decenni hanno trovato tantissimi impieghi grazie alle loro caratteristiche chimiche: dalle pentole antiaderenti agli indumenti e alle scarpe impermeabili, ma anche come componente di materiali ignifughi e da imballaggio. Oggi è quasi impossibile sapere anche solo quante sostanze diverse facciano parte di questa famiglia. Solitamente si parla di un numero tra i 7 e i 12 mila, mentre nuove formulazioni continuano a essere messe a punto, e alcune tra le prime a essere state prodotte (PFOA, PFOS, etc) sono state già vietate da anni. A renderli unici è proprio la loro grande stabilità, motivo per cui i PFAS sono stati anche definiti “sostanze inquinanti eterne”: una volta finiti nell’ambiente vi rimangono inalterati per tempi lunghissimi e la loro rimozione non è molto semplice. Per questi motivi, PFAS più vecchi, anche se vietati da oltre quindici anni, sono ancora in circolazione

Nel vicentino e nelle altre aree interessate dall’inquinamento di PFAS, la popolazione ha mostrato problemi di salute dopo che per anni ha bevuto, utilizzato per cucinare e irrigare orti e campi acqua che li conteneva. La ricerca scientifica ha, a oggi, legato queste sostanze all’aumento dei livelli di colesterolo, ad alterazioni nel  fegato e nella tiroide, interferenza con il sistema immunitario e riproduttivo, ad alcuni tipi di tumore, oltre che alterazioni della coagulazione del sangue, interferenze con il ciclo mestruale e la produzione di testosterone.

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[tisaolin]

The boy from Fengjian and the girl from Edenia

Not proofread 😔 but I had to write this for @majestickitty-si

You were happy for Raiden, he was earthrealms champion! He worked so hard to get to this point, so when you arrived in outworld, you were both thrilled and nervous. Nervous because this was all new for you, thrilled because you couldn’t wait to see Raiden in action.

You watched him win against his opponents Li Mei and Reiko. Beyond proud of him, you jumped up and down, laughing and spewing praises. You grabbed his hand and followed behind the royal family.

You sat next to him at the banquet, none of you spoke to eachother, weird. He spent most of the time conversing with the beauteous princess Kitana. She made you feel self conscious. She had it all, she was wise beyond human comprehension, fit and curved in the right places, she carried herself like the woman men desire, she had the purest heart, not to mention her enchanting beauty.

You excused yourself from the table, looking at the queue of flowers. You reach out to touch one but a voice behind you stopped you, that bewitching voice, it belonged to none other than Kitana. “Be careful, some of these flowers are poisonous” she picked one out and handed to you, “this ones fine, it matches you too” she smiled at you, that damn smile, she placed the flower in your hair and gazed at you. “Pretty” she grabbed your hand and walked you back to the table.

Gosh were you ready to leave outworld. You couldn’t stand seeing Raiden trip over his feet for Kitana. When he blushed, it was to Kitana, not you, When he smiled, it was for Kitana, not you. Everything revolved around her and you hated it. However, things were different on her end. When she awakes from her slumper, you are on her mind, when she waves towards Raiden, its actually towards you, when she sees a happy couple, she imagines you and her in that scenario.

Oh God did your heart hurt, Raiden asked Kitana to join him at Madam Bo’s! A date? A DATE! You pretended to be happy for him, he’s going out with the girl of his dreams! But on the low, you were broken, infront of him, you were your usual self, the happy go lucky version! But once those doors closed and you were alone, you cried. Why couldn’t it be you? You didn’t blame them, Raiden’s a humble, respectable young man and Kitana, a beautiful, intelligent young lady, who wouldn’t want to date them?

Raiden would come home to tell you everything and gush over Kitana, he even invited her to watch him train. She accepted, not because she wanted to watch him, but because she wanted to see you.

She sat beside you, hand resting on her chin while Raiden fought. She looked over at you. Confused, you questioned her, “Is there something on my face?” “Only beauty” huh? The Princess Kitana called YOU beautiful? Baffled is not even the word to describe how you feel right now.

Your heart is shattered completely right now. You walked in on Raiden confessing to Kitana. You wanted to run away but you couldn’t move, you needed to know her answer. It was surprising, her response was not what you expected. The words that came out of her mouth was enough to cause yours and Raidens jaw to drop, “Im sorry Raiden but no, I yearn for someone else” she looked at you and walked over to you, turning back to Raiden. “This is who my heart belongs too” You looked over at Raiden, he looked over at you.

[goodbuttaken]

shiz and giggles list jmen, která reálně mají/nedávno měli lidé v česku

(part 3, [mostly czech, asian and pronoun-like] short names; per 2016, kdy je KdeJsme naposled mohlo sbírat)

Ban (1 jméno, dřív i příjmení)

De (2 příjmení v Praze, 15 ex jmen)

Ill (31 příjmení, hodně v Náměšti nad Oslavou)

Ell (5 příjmení), Illie (1 jméno)

Elf (1 příjmení)

Ič (2 příjmení, FM)

Iš (16 příjmení, jižní Morava)

Ižo (10 příjmení, JV a SV cíp ČR) vs Ižóf (8, úplný S Čech) vs Ižof (4, úplný J) vs Ižol (4, Hradec Králové) vs Iž (9, Přerov/Zlín) + Izsó (14), Izso (3), Ižyk (1) a dřív i Izo

Id (2 příjmení, Praha)

Re (17 příjmení, skoro všichni Šumperk), Ré (5, taky)

Le (4 jména, 569 příjmení)

Ly (5 jmen, 6 příjmení)

Or (14 jmen, všichni v Brně + 2 ex příjmení)

Ot (1 příjmení)

Xi (další sudden ex jméno i příjmení), Wi, Ri

Ro, So, Xo, Co, Pho

Ra, Ka, Xa, Ca, Na

Xe, Te, Ce, Ve

Si (1 jméno + řada složených)

Xxx (do 2011 obojí; komunikace s těmi lidmi by mě *fakt* zajímala)

Pan (do r. 2011 51 jmen a 4 příjmení)

Lo (po redukci 2011 zůstalo 1 příjmení), La (4)

Do (1 jméno, 241 příjmení)

Vo (49 příjmení, ex jméno)

Ko (1 příjmení, ex jméno)

Lé (1 příjmení)

Foo (1 příjmení)

An (5 jmen, 1 příjmení) + složeniny, Am (ex jméno)

Ye (1 jméno, 7 příjmení), Yeová (2)

Yu (4 příjmení), Yuová (1), Yú

Au (2 příjmení), Ou

Du (1 jméno a 5 příjmení), Bu (stále 1 příjmení), Cu (6), Ku (2), Gu (1), Lu (1)

Mu, Fu, Ru, Su, Ju, Nu

Wu (1 jméno, 11 příjmení, ale do 2011 jich bylo 232 + 1 Wuová)

Tu (nyní 7 jmen a 3 příjmení)

Hu (17 příjmení, ex jméno), Chu (ex 11 jmen a stále 62 [dřív 267] příjmení)

Vu (6 jmen a 365 příjmení, ze jmen tohohle typu top přeživší)

Xu (19 příjmení, ex jméno), Qu (ex příjmení), Qi (jméno ještě ano)

Ky (34 ex příjmení), Ký, Ny, Hy, Dy, Cy

Go (1 příjmení, ex jméno), Ge (8 příjmení, 2 ex jména)

Yi (jedno jméno), Ai (taky)

Ia (6 ex jmen)

Ke (2 jména, ex příjmení), Que (1 jméno, ex příjmení)

Ač (11 příjmení), Áč (25), At

Oo (dvě ex příjmení), Uu (dvě ex jména)

Be (1 příjmení, 10 ex jmen)

I, A, E (vše ex obojí)

Y, Ý (ex jména)

O (4 ex příjmení)

Ayu, Uy

Ay (8 příjmení), Aw (1 příjmení, Kyjov)

U-sa

Aia (jméno, Luhačovice)

Bi (ex 2011)

Sy (1 jméno, 1 ex příjmení)

Ba (9 příjmení)

Bá, Da, Dá, Tá, Bé

Bo (stále 3 jména)

Mo, Moo, Boo (vše ex 2011)

X (ex jméno)

Ya (jméno, Brno)

Ha (dřív 487 jmen a 365 příjmení, teď 22, resp. 66), Che (2 příjmení, ex jméno), Chi (3 příjmení v Kolíně + 2 jména), do r. 2011 taky Cha, Há, Cho a Huh

Tu (7 jmen, 3 příjmení), Tú (2 jména)

Hop (33 příjmení, ale i 2 jména)

Cá (1 příjmení, Cheb)

Cé (7 příjmení)

Ok (2 příjmení [ÚnL, Kladno], ex jméno)

Ox (3 příjmení, Teplice)

Oi, Oi Tak, Od, Ng, Šé, Oh, Ol, Ip, Is, Ib, Xú, Lý, Sú

Ťie (1, Praha)

Ji (2 příjmení, ex jméno), Di (1 jméno, ex příjmení), Mi (1 jméno i příjmení), Mí (ex jméno), Zi (2 ex jména)

Vi (4 příjmení, 14 ex jmen), Wi (5 ex příjmení)

Li (23 příjmení a 36 ex jmen), Ni (5 ex jmen, 28 ex příjmení)

Ut, Út, Er, Ur, Uz, Us

Fˇs, Bˇk, Wˇs (ex 2011)

Ině, Iňová (celkem 15, jižní Čechy)

Iňa (jméno, Hlinsko)

In (ex 1 příjmení + řada složených jmen), In Santi (3), Im

Pa Sait (1), Paa (1 v Karlových Varech)

Ma (4 příjmení, ex jméno)

Maąa (do r. 2011 jich bylo 5), Paąa (těch bylo dokonce 10)

Ao, Ąaąo

Bang (1 jméno), Bong (1 jméno i 4 příjmení)

V Yun (ex 2011), V Yacheslav

I ching, I ting, I ying (tj. varianty originálního názvu Knihy proměn)

D' Escragnolle Taunay, D´marco Odremán, Sita Nzolamesso Da S S (etc.)

pod. Al -, El -, Ó - (etc.) příjmení

Inyi (1 příjmení v Litovli)

Uyi (1 jméno v Ústí nad Labem)

Yuy Sya Gen, Sha Re Ja

Uj (11 příjmení, Ivančice + Vysočina), Új (ex)

Uc (8 příjmení)

Oz (3 jména v Brně, 1 příjmení)

Sič (30), Síč (65 příjmení), do r. 2011 i Sick

Onn (1 jméno, Brno), Oňa (1 příjmení, Bystřice p/H), Ong (2 příjmení, západ Čech)

Úa Séaghdha, Ün

Ág (3 příjmení, Blansko)

Lala (3 jména), Lála (1)

Chat (3 příjmení, dřív i jméno)

Gag (1 příjmení, Brno)

A. C., B K, K C, K. C. (ex 2011 příjmení), J C (ex jméno)

Jo (do 2011 obojí), Joo (26 příjmení, 1 jméno), Joová (4), No (ex), Ne (do 2011 jméno), Nee Tha Blay

Jojo (do 2011 příjmení), Nou Nou (2 v Brně)

Man (ex 18 jmen, příjmení běžné: 528)

Md a Mhd (do r. 2011 spousta arabských jmen, vyřazeno)

Jazz Jasper (Aš), Jax (Praha)

Je Young (ex jméno)

Gay (1 příjmení v Jihlavě, do r. 2014 i 1 jméno), That Gay (ex 1)

My (8 jmen a 1 příjmení)

That (ex 4 jména)

Ho (39 příjmení, dřív i jméno), Hoe (3 ex křestní)

Vy (1 jméno a 2 příjmení, Praha)

Ty (1 jméno)

He (2 příjmení, dřív 6 jmen), On (3 ex jména + složeniny, 1 ex příjmení)

His (2 příjmení, Přerov)

She (1 ex příjmení), Ona (19 ex příjmení), Ta (46 příjmení, 1 jméno)

Her (3 ex příjmení)

Oni (2 příjmení, 1 jméno)

Ono (2 příjmení, Brno)

To (18 příjmení, ex 6 jmen)

Them (1 jméno)

Nic (3, všichni v Orlové)

End (1 příjmení v Jablonci)

[gliterarias]

Resenha "Bem-vindos à livraria Hyunam-Dong"

 Livro considerado uma leitura de conforto de 2023 escrito por Hwang Bo-Reum, foi a minha escolha de leitura para o nosso mês de leituras coreanas . E eu não estava pronta para essa conversa comigo mesma.

O livro se passa em uma  livraria de bairro, a livraria Hyunam-Dong, que em poucos dias vai completar seu primeiro ano de existência, e ali conhecemos Yeongju a dona da livraria e por meio dela vamos conhecer muitos dos seus fieis clientes, funcionário e amigos. Yeongju estava desmotivada com sua vida e cansada de se sentira assim ela juntou seus pedaços e abriu a livraria com o intuito de realizar um sonho antigo de criança antes de pensar em desistir de tudo. Mas nos primeiros meses ela percebeu que abrir um negocio não é nada fácil e com ajuda dos primeiros e interessados vizinhos e clientes que queriam muito uma livraria no bairro Yeongju vai aprendendo mais sobre si mesma e sobre como manter viva uma livraria de bairro. Rodeada de livros e novos amigos ela vai encontrando um novo sentido para sua vida e com isso ela também vai transformando a livraria Hyunam-Dong em um espaço convidativo para outras almas feridas tomarem seu tempo e se curarem aos poucos e descobrirem o que é realmente importante para eles. O livro apesar de curto foi uma leitura pesada. eu me vi aos prantos em poucos capítulos. cada capitulo tem sua história e em cada um deles vamos descobrindo mais e mais de Yeongju e somos a presentados aos seus amigos e colaboradores da livraria. 

Quem realmente me pegou nesse livro e me levou aos prantos até onde eu li foi o único funcionário da livraria o barista Minjun, quanto mais fui lendo mais fui me identificando com ele e foi ai meu colapso, eu também comecei a pensar sobre os meus "botões sem casa" (leiam para entender essa) meu peito doeu, precisei de um tempo para respirar, chorei. Chorei de novo e precisei de um comprimido para minha ansiedade para de me consumir. 

Uma leitura que eu não finalizei (ainda) mas que agora vai fazer parte de mim por um bom tempo. só posso dizer que me senti em casa, imaginando a livraria Hyunam-Dong do meu jeito, já até escolhi meu lugar para me sentar quando visito a livraria, perto da janela da frente, na área do café onde eu posso acompanhar Jeongseo fazendo suas manualidades, assistir ao jovem Mincheol pensar no sentido para sua vida enquanto assiste as linhas de tricô de Jeongseo e onde eu posso provar do café de Minjun e aproveitar do cheiro do café ao longo das minhas tardes ali e assistir de longe Yeongju trabalhar em seus bilhetinhos e com a livraria. Adoraria participar dos Book Talk, clube do livro e outros eventos da livraria seria mais uma das clientes de Yeongju sem reclamar.

E assim como a Yeongju eu também desejo a todos que pretendem inicia essa leitura, se sintam todos muito bem-vindos à livraria Hyunam-Dong.

Resenha por: Tainá✨

[the-juna-things]

Resenha 001: Bem-vindos à livraria Hyunam-Dong

Resenha 001 – 16/01/2025

Livro: Bem-vindos à livraria Hyunam-Dong

Autora: Hwang Bo-Reum

Tradução: Jae Hyung Woo

Publicação: 10/08/2023

Páginas: 271

Nota: 5/5

“Bem-vindos à livraria Hyunam-Dong” retrata o cotidiano da livraria que dá nome ao livro. Yeongju, a protagonista da obra, é uma jovem adulta que busca consolo e conforto e, com base em sua paixão por livros, decide que buscará isso abrindo uma livraria. Na medida que passa o tempo, percebe que apenas amar ler não a torna uma boa administradora para o seu novo negócio, pelo contrário, se fechar em si mesma tem afastado a clientela, o que é péssimo para um estabelecimento que precisa se manter funcionando. Á partir daí decide tornar a livraria um refúgio não apenas para si mesma, mas para todas as almas que precisam de consolo e afago, ou simplesmente um momento de lazer e boa conversa. Essa trajetória a leva ao conhecimento e aceitação de si mesma, algo que aparentemente a livraria também teve o poder de fazer com os que a encontravam.

 O texto de escrita leve está repleto de ensinamentos que vão além de uma boa história, mas fala diretamente com o leitor. É um livro que transita entre as diversas crises que a meia-idade pode trazer, mostrando que todos temos nossas fraquezas e maneiras de lidar com elas, mas reforça a importância da comunidade para superarmos o que nos prende e distancia da felicidade. Hwang Bo-Reum pôde abordar temas muito profundos de maneira tranquila e às vezes melancólica, que me trouxeram boas reflexões. Cada personagem que passa pela Hyunam-Dong é um pouco explorado em suas questões, nos mostrando desde um jovem frustrado por não conseguir se inserir nas expectativas que seus pais criaram sobre ele, até uma mãe perdida em sua própria identidade.

Nos sentimos, de fato, bem-vindos na livraria, como uma mosquinha intrusa que com o tempo é acolhida. Não sei dizer a razão, mas de forma impressionante, mesmo com narração em terceira pessoa, em todo momento tive a sensação de estar sendo parte de cada cena. Não li muitos livros na minha vida, confesso, mas este em específico foi como um abraço, me senti invadida pela vontade de lê-lo novamente o mais rápido que puder.

Ao mesmo tempo que cria esse ambiente caloroso, a obra faz críticas muito interessantes à respeito do sistema capitalista e de suas consequências na mentalidade de uma sociedade que anseia por ser aceita neste sistema, que privilegia poucos. A necessidade de sucesso profissional que se mistura com os desejos pessoais, as pessoas se perdem e não sabem mais identificar o que realmente querem e o que “devem” querer segundo as tradições. Vemos neste livro a mais pura realidade. Ao mesmo tempo que é bom buscar os nossos verdadeiros sonhos, nem todos têm acesso à tal cenário, o fazendo utópico para alguns.

A autora nos apresenta Yeongju, que tem sua reserva financeira (conquistada por meio de um burnout) e consegue tomar a decisão de ir atrás de seu sonho e abrir uma livraria em um bairro pacato. Mas também nos mostra um pai que gostaria de passar mais tempo com os filhos, mas precisa dedicar suas horas ao trabalho para sustentá-los. Bom, o resumo da ópera é: este é um livro que te faz parar e pensar, ele não te apressa com fatos atropelados, mas passa devagarinho. É para você apreciar, refletir. Existem muitos detalhes que me apaixonei nesse livro e gostaria de contar (e lembrar) cada um deles, mas tem sentimentos que só podemos ter experimentando. Sou grata por ter sido bem-vinda na livraria Hyunam-Dong, espero que mais pessoas se sintam assim.

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Cdrama: The Forensic Examiner Song Ci (2023)

Gifs of Intro of cdrama "The Forensic Examiner Song Ci"

[The Forensic Examiner Song Ci] EP01 | Mystery Detective Drama | Sun Zeyuan/Chen Xinyu | YOUKU

Watch this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JXl8x-ijro

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tagging: @bpdxhoardic, @ponygirl-izzy

(nick)names:

pyr/pyre, pyra, pyro, pyry/pyri/pyrie, pyroess, pyroette, pyroetta, pyret/pyrett/pyrette, pyretta, pyrel/pyrell/pyrelle, pyroelle, pyrella, pyroella, pyrello, pyroello, pyrine/pyrene, pyrena, phoenix, prometheus, pyrrhus, polum'ya, plamya, plomien, pyralis fi/fy, fir/fyr, fire/fyre, fla, flam, flame/flaym/flayme/flaim/flaime, firess, firey, fiery, firette, firelle, firetta, firella, fiammetta, fiamma, flint, fintan, fuego, feu, feuer, fotia, foc, flamme, floga, fervor, flare, flash, flick, flicker ember, enya, egan, edan, eld blaze/blase/blaise/blais, bedelia, bridget, brandr, branton, brand, burn/bern, burna, burnaby, burnet, burnadette/bernadette, bal, bonfire tana, titus, tyson, tanwen, tanguy, tuli, torch, torrefy vatroslav, vulcan, vesta, vuur, vohon, vlam haphaestus, heat, heath, hearth, hestia, hagan, haco, hakan, haphaistos aodh, aodhnait, aodhamair, aguya, aithne, aiden, alev, agni, alight, ardor, afire, ablaze, aflame, ardent, arson logi, loki, liekki, llama, laga, lit, lighter calida, cinaed, conleth, conley, char, caut, cauter, cauteri, cauterize, cal, calc, calci, calcine igni, igno, igna, ignite, igniter, ignacio, inigo, ignatius, ild, incendio, inci, incini, incine, incinera, incinerate, infern, inferno, inferna, inflame kenneth, keenness, kindle mccoy, match, matches ogon, ogien geni, glow smold, smolder, scorch, singe, sear, scald

1st p prns: i/me/my/mine/myself

fi/fe/fii/firine/fireself fli/flame/flii/flamine/flameself i/igne/igni/ingine/ingiself(igniteself) bli/blaze/blii/blazine/blazeself bi/burne/bii/burnine/burnself pi/pyre/py/pyrine/pyreself py/pyre/pii/pyroine/pyroself py/pyrome/pyromi/promine/pyromaniaself ki/ke/kii/kine/kindleself smi/sme/smii/smoldine/smolderself sci/sce/scii/scorchine/scorchineself si/se/sii/sine/singeself si/sea/sii/searine/searself mi/me/mii/matchine/matchself li/le/lii/lightine/lighterself

2nd p prns: you/your/yours/yourself

fo/fire/fires/fireself flo/flamer/flamers/flamerself io/igner/igners/igniterself blo/blazer/blazers/blazerself bo/bur/burs/burnerself po/pyre/pyres/pyreself po/pyror/pyrors/pyrorself po/pyromer/pyromers/pyromaniers ko/kindler/kindlers/kindlerself smo/smolder/smolders/smolderself so/singr/singrs/singerself so/sear/sears/searself mo/matcher/matchers/matcherself lo/lighter/lighters/lighterself

3rd p prns: they/them/theirs/themself

fi/fire/fires/fireself fi/ire, fire/fires fla/flame/flames/flameself fla/me, flame/flames ig/igni/ignis/igniself ig/ignite/ignites/igniteself ig/ni, ig/nite, igni/ignis, ignite/ignites igni/ignite bla/blaze/blazes/blazeself bla/ze, blaze/blazes bur/burn/burns/burnself bu/rne, bur/urne, burn/burns py/pyre/pyres/pyrself py/pyro/pyros/pyroself py/yre, pyre/pyres, py/ro, pyro/pyros pyre/pyro pyre/pyromania, pyro/pyromaniac pyro/maniac, pyro/mania, pyromania/pyromaniac, pyromania/pyromanias, pyromaniac/pyromaniacs kin/kindle/kindles/kindleself kin/dle, kindle/kindles smold/smolder/smolders/smolderself smo/der, smolder/smolders sin/singe/singes/singeself si/inge, singe/singes sea/sear/sears/searself sea/ear, sear/sears mat/match/matches/matchself mat/ch, match/matches light/lighter/lighters/lighterself ligh/ter, lighter/lighterself

titles:

the fire. the flame, the lighter, the match, the burner, the arsonist, the pyre, the pyro, the pyress, the pyroess, the pyromaniac, the kindling, the burning fire, the blazing fire, the smoldering fire, the scorching flame, the ignition, the igniter, the firewatcher, the fire starter, the firefighter

(prn) who burns, (prn) who blazes, (prn) who sets fires, (prn) who starts fires, (prn) who loves flames, (prn) who owns a lighter, (prn) who owns matches, (prn) who watches fire, (prn) who fights fire

this fire, this flame, this pyre, this pyro, this pyromaniac, this arsonist, this firefighter, this firewatcher, this fire starter

[caninegrove]

𓆩✧`〖 Butterfly Pronouns 〗´✧𓆪

︶⊹︶︶ᗢ︶︶⊹︶︶⊹︶︶ᗢ︶︶⊹︶

➢ butterfly/butterfly/butterflies/butterflyself ➢ butter/butterfly/butterflies/butterflyself ➢ butter/fly/butterfly/butterflyself ➢ but/ter/fly/butterflyself ➢ but/ter/fly/butterfly/butterflyself

➢ insect/insect/insects/insectself ➢ in/insect/insects/insectself ➢ in/sect/insect/insectself

➢ bug/bug/bugs/bugself ➢ bug/buggy/buggies/bugself

➢ larva/larva/larvaes/larvaself ➢ lar/larva/larvaes/larvaself ➢ lar/va/larva/larvaself

➢ catterpillar/catterpillar/catterpillars/catterpillarself ➢ catter/catterpillar/catterpillars/catterpillarself ➢ catter/pillar/catterpillar/catterpillarself ➢ catter/pil/lar/catterpillarself ➢ catter/pil/lar/catterpillar/catterpillarself

➢ lepidoptera/lepidoptera/lepidopteron/lepidopteraself ➢ lepidop/lepidoptera/lepidopteron/lepidopteraself ➢ lepidop/tera/lepidoptera/lepidopteraself ➢ lepi/dop/tera/lepidopteraself ➢ lepi/dop/tera/lepidoptera/lepidopteraself

➢ wing/wing/wings/wingself ➢ wi/wing/wings/wingself

➢ cacoon/cacoon/cacoons/cacoonself ➢ ca/cacoon/cacoons/cacoonself

➢ antenna/antenna/antennae/antennaself ➢ an/antenna/antennae/antennaself ➢ an/tenna/antenna/antennaself ➢ an/ten/na/antennaself ➢ an/ten/na/antenna/antennaself

➢metamorphosis/metamorphosis/metamorphosis'/metamorphosisself ➢metamor/metamorphosis/metamorphosis'/metamorphosisself ➢ metamor/phosis/metamorphosis'/metamorphosisself ➢ meta/morpho/sis/metamorphosisself ➢ meta/morpho/sis/metamorphosis/metamorphosisself

➢ pupa/pupa/pupas/pupaself ➢ pu/pupa/pupas/pupaself ➢ pu/pa/pupa/pupaself

➢ chrysalis/chrysalis/chrysalises/chrysalisself ➢ chrysa/chrysalis/chrysalises/chrysalisself ➢ chrysa/lis/chrysalis/chrysalisself ➢ chrys/a/lis/chrysalisself ➢ crys/a/lis/chrysalis/chrysalisself

➢ molt/molt/molts/moltself

➢ instar/instar/instars/instarself ➢ in/instar/instars/instarself ➢ in/star/instar/instarself

➢ proboscis/proboscis/proboscises/proboscisself ➢ pro/proboscis/proboscises/proboscisself ➢ pro/boscis/proboscis/proboscisself ➢ pro/bos/cis/proboscisself ➢ pro/bos/cis/proboscis/proboscisself

➢ fly/fly/flying/flyself

➢ flutter/flutter/flutters/flutterself ➢ flut/flutter/flutters/flutterself ➢ flut/ter/flutter/flutterself

➢ flap/flap/flaps/flapself

➢ pollen/pollen/pollens/pollenself ➢ pol/pollen/pollens/pollenself ➢ pol/len/pollen/pollenself

➢ nectar/nectar/nectar'/nectarself ➢ nec/nectar/nectar'/nectarself ➢ nec/tar/nectar/nectarself

➢ colour/colour/colours/colourself ➢ col/colour/colours/colourself ➢ col/lour/colour/colourself

➢ flower/flower/flowers/flowerself ➢ flow/flower/flowers/flowerself ➢ flow/er/flower/flowerself

➢ bloom/bloom/blooms/bloomself

➢ day/day/days/dayself

➢ camouflage/camouflage/camouflages/camouflageself ➢ camou/camouflage/camouflages/camouflageself ➢ camou/flage/camouflage/camouflageself ➢ cam/ou/flage/camouflageself ➢ cam/ou/flage/camouflage/camouflageself

➢ monarch/monarch/monarchs/monarchself ➢ mon/monarch/monarchs/monarchself ➢ mon/arch/monarch/monarchself

➢ skipper/skipper/skippers/skipperself ➢ skip/skipper/skipper/skipperself ➢ skip/per/skipper/skipperself

➢ cloudywing/cloudywing/cloudywings/cloudywingself ➢ cloudy/cloudywing/cloudywings/cloudywingself ➢ cloudy/wing/cloudywing/cloudywingself

➢ duskywing/duskywing/duskywings/duskywingself ➢ dusky/duskywing/duskywings/duskywingself ➢ dusky/wing/duskywing/duskywingself

➢ emperor/emperor/emperors/emperorself ➢ em/emperor/emperors/emperorself ➢ em/peror/emperor/emperorself ➢ em/per/or/emperorself ➢ em/per/or/emperor/emperorself

➢ morpho/morpho/morphos/morphoself ➢ mor/morpho/morphos/morphoself ➢ mor/pho/morpho/morphoself

➢ viceroy/viceroy/viceroys/viceroyself ➢ vice/viceroy/viceroys/viceroyself ➢ vice/roy/viceroy/viceroyself

➢ fritillary/fritillary/fritillaries/fritillaryself ➢ fritil/fritillary/fritillaries/fritillaryself ➢ frit/illary/fritillary/fritillaryself ➢ frit/il/lary/fritillaryself ➢ frit/il/lary/fritillary/fritillaryself

➢ lacewing/lacewing/lacewings/lacewingself ➢ lace/lacewing/lacewings/lacewingself ➢ lace/wing/lacewing/lacewingself ➢ cethosia/cethosia/cethosias/cethosiaself ➢ ce/cethosia/cethosias/cethosiaself ➢ ce/thosia/cethosia/cethosiaself ➢ ce/tho/sia/cethosiaself ➢ ce/tho/sia/cethosia/cethosiaself ➢ 🦋/🦋/🦋's/🦋self ➢ 🐛/🐛/🐛's/🐛self ➢ 🌿/🌿/🌿's/🌿self ➢ 🍃/🍃/🍃's/🍃self ➢ 💐/💐/💐's/💐self ➢ 🌷/🌷/🌷's/🌷self ➢ 🌺/🌺/🌺's/🌺self ➢ 🌸/🌸/🌸's/🌸self ➢ 🌼/🌼/🌼's/🌼self ➢ 🌻/🌻/🌻's/🌻self ➢ ☀️/☀️/☀️'s/☀️self ➢ 🌈/🌈/🌈's/🌈self ➢ 🏵️/🏵️/🏵️'s/🏵️self

⊹₊ ˚‧︵‿₊ᗢ₊‿︵‧ ˚ ₊⊹₊ ˚‧︵‿₊ᗢ₊‿︵‧ ˚ ₊⊹

[mindutme]

T’owal T’uesday #8

A few weeks ago I posted the beginning of my T’owal translation from the LCC10 relay. Here’s the whole thing!

E sonden do fyonte le hú mínol. Bmétho minol hu Lok’a há hyán hontsu pasyo mo.

Wís sí fdu hu Epe tyót sgen sonden. Há mó p’áth yi le e hliyi sos mo, tu mó só il sin swa tsin slod yi yu. E pwa tuf sin le e tyot sondem mo sál swa tsim p’ith Épe fén fan kseg kwet do sk’etut le. Kséd sk’etut le p’ith ts’ún swa xi Epe sí tuf le, a lál swa mó bós í. “Hlég xmen hné. Fút li hné sk’étut le su, ix wás li hné kúth ex hne sú, a fút hox li hné.”

Wís sín hu T’idu sígu sonden. Kwét a wútsyup bmétho mó, tu p’éf mó thwí bmetho hu Thiye. P’éf mó ts’úm bos dne dus bos e sonden a thbáha bos. Ús í ót, sál mó fén t’es.

Mén tso we mó fén le Epe o si tuf le e sonden, a wól mó í. “Os ól sú tsés i, Thíye a Lók’a bwúd li Épe, túl k’a li dne Lok’a Épe Thíye. Ól li nul ot sú ts’óhef o Epe, a há li sú t’an Thíye. P’of ts’ún Lók’a sk’étut le mo (uli then sk’etut su), tu sk’étut su a sk’étup p’ith úli k’a then sk’etup mo!”

T’ídu mén fén t’es mo Épe, a últs’a mó ts’óhef o bos nul fen tul thwi bmetho. Gwíd Épe sk’étup p’ith le Thíye a Lók’a, a túl Épe Thíye, a wás Épe Thíye T’ídu.

Tu nás Lók’a dús mo, a sdóye mó sk’étut le mo. P’út Lók’a a sí yeftsu le mo T’ídu a sk’étut le bos, psíl ót í, ól li bós dné sonden. Kséd ubsul yu sk’etut le a sí thdat yu thdó de i, tsím bmétho hyán hontsu pasyo mo, a bwét fén thdo. Nás dne sonden T’ídu a sí yeftsu le mo, a xí lot Thíye dús mo.

Below is the English translation, and some more info.

In a large forest of birch trees there was a kingdom. The king, who was named Lok’a, had a knife hidden in his crown.

In another part of the forest there lived a creature named Epe. It had long hair on its entire body, but walked like a person on two long legs. When people would travel through its part of the forest, Epe would create a magical illusion of a large, evil army. The magical army would take the travelers to Epe, and it would say to them, “You must choose. Either my soldiers kill you, or you give me all of your things and are not killed.”

Outside of the forest lived a man named T’idu. He hated and was disgusted by the king, but he desired the king’s sister, Thiye. He wanted to take her from her home in the forest and marry her. To accomplish this, he made a plan.

He had been told of the actions of Epe with the travelers in the forest, and he thought, “If I can make Thiye and Lok’a encounter Epe, Epe will take Thiye away from Lok’a. Then I’ll be able to trade with Epe, and have Thiye for myself. Lok’a might might bring his army (which is bigger than mine), but my army and the magical army combined will be bigger than his!”

T’idu told Epe his plan, and promised to trade with it after the capture of the king’s sister. Epe sent the magical army after Thiye and Lok’a, took Thiye, and gave her to T’idu.

But Lok’a ran home and gathered his soldiers. He and his followers surprised T’idu and his soldiers before they could leave the forest. The two real armies and their leaders fought until Lok’a used his crown’s hidden knife, and the battle ended. T’idu and his followers fled the forest, and Thiye returned to her home.

As I’ve previously mentioned I’ve changed the T’owal alphabet several times since writing this text. For whatever reason the first sentence of it has really stuck in my head so whenever I make a change to the alphabet I write that sentence out to see how it looks. However, I usually change one thing which has bugged me about the text since about two days after it was too late to fix it for the relay: there’s a superfluous plural marker (le). T’owal doesn’t typically redundantly mark the plural: if you say something about some birch trees, you would say fyonte le, but if you mentioned them again you would just say fyonte, since we already know it’s multiple trees. If you need to switch to referring to just one, you’d say fyonte wi, literally “one birch tree.” In writing this opening sentence I was thinking a little too literally of the English wording, “a forest of birch trees.” Even though fyonte le has not previously been said, it’s obvious that there’s going to be more than one tree in the forest.

Tense is similarly not marked on every verb. I tend to use one tense marker in a T’owal text for a given section, applying it to the first verb and then letting that tense be implied for the rest (until another tense marker potentially changes it). This text is meant to have a slightly out-of-time feeling, so it doesn’t even start with a tense marker at all—the first one doesn’t appear until the fourth paragraph. When they are used, it’s either in reference to the reference time frame of the story (using the past tense marker we for “He had been told”), or within the dialogue of the characters.

The last thing I want to talk about is the character names. In the text I received there were five names, including one for the kingdom. Since that one was used only once, I decided to omit it. In earlier stages of the relay most people borrowed the proper nouns from the previous language, fitting them to the sounds of their own conlang. Since the language that preceded mine was UNLWS, which has no spoken component, the names that had been passed along were removed and replace with UNLWS-style names, which take the form of equilateral triangles with something inside that represents the person in some way (usually one or more UNLWS glyphs that relate to them). Here are the four characters’ names as they appeared in UNLWS:

These are related to the UNLWS glyphs for (from left to right) movement along a surface, a tool, shiny, and a combination of shiny and snake. Since there isn’t (yet?) a way to form “native” T’owal names, I didn’t really have a way to make names from the equivalent T’owal words. So instead I went based on the resemblance of parts of the glyphs to certain T’owal letters. In the third name, for example, one part is very reminiscent of the T’owal letter t’, and the whole thing is very angular so I used mostly angular letters, and ended up with the name T’idu. The curve in the second name was somewhat like the letter e, and a little like p as well, so that became Epe. Continuing along those lines, I ended up with these four names:

Of course, the changes in the T’owal alphabet have completley erased most of those letter resemblances since then! Oh well. Here’s how the four names look in the current alphabet:

[promisemeabrandnewday]

Normale teso.. che succede a te

Mia mamma che si fissa con sto curriculum e bla bla bla. Domani prima di andare da nonna con mia mamma li lo correggo e lo invio. Poi vado nel centro commerciale dove c’è quel cavolo di negozio e vado a vedere se c’è l’annuncio.

Ha sta cosa che deve per forza trovarmi lei il lavoro.. bo’ come l’altra volta invio e se non chiamano amen, non piango di certo lol

[wild-love-heart]

Luo Li Rong (pronunciado “lolijon”) nació en 1980 en Hunan, China. Es una escultora que se graduó en 2005 con honores en la prestigiosa Academia Central de Bellas Artes de Pekín (CAFA). Luo Li Rong ingresó en la Academia de Arte de Changsha (Hunan-China) a la edad de 18 años. A la edad de 20 años, se unió a la CAFA (Beijing) durante 5 años en el departamento de Sun Jia Guo, en la sección de cerámica con Lu Pin Chang y en la sección de escultura con Sun Jia Bo.

Durante este período, participó en muchos proyectos de escultura pública, en particular para los Juegos Olímpicos de Pekín 2008, donde se instaló en el parque Da Lian. Su proyecto de graduación recibió varios premios.

Actualmente vive en Europa desde hace varios años y desde 2014 ha ido ganando reconocimiento por su arte en galerías y coleccionistas internacionales.

Las esculturas de Luo Li Rong en su conjunto forman parte de la cultura china contemporánea y ofrecen una comprensión sutil y relevante de Occidente.

Ante sus obras, el espectador se siente inmediatamente conmovido por la extrema delicadeza del modelado y por la gran sensualidad que emana de él. Esta maestría, por notable que sea, queda sin embargo suprimida en beneficio de la expresión del tema.

Así, las velas y el viento en el cabello se hacen eco del mundo interior del sujeto. Los drapeados y la mirada, movimientos increíblemente vivos, como si acabaran de ser capturados en el momento, son para Luo Li Rong una puerta entreabierta a la dimensión de la eternidad presente en el ser humano.

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