#Nora brave

[aron-mp4]

Finally collected all of the armour sets in HZD :)

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5

[collariel]

Some of my favorite pictures from the lift

[horizonlandscape]

Strong gal

[gentlyrowan]

For the record, I am PRO on the matter of Varl's Beard.

horizon forbidden west | varl 20/?

[huntress-creed]

Deadly Aim⛩️🏹 🎯

[thespineoftherighteous]

bits from Nora's twit

[cha-mij]

That face you make when you restart Horizon Zero Dawn (again..again) as research for your fic, but it means you have to watch Rost die (again...again)

🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

ROST.

He couldn't tell her that even though leaving her hurt her terribly, it affected him in a way she couldn't understand.

He couldn't tell her the reason she wouldn't understand was because she didn't know he once had a family.

He couldn't tell her she gave him life after the loss of his wife, daughter and tribe.

He couldn't tell her that raising Aloy brought him peace.

He couldn't tell Aloy the necklace was his daughter's.

He couldn't even tell Aloy that he viewed her AS his daughter.

He couldn't tell her any of these because he wanted her to be with the tribe. To embrace the tribe and way of life that he respected. He wanted her to find the peace she had brought him.

He couldn't tell her he loved her so he told her to SURVIVE.

😭😭😭😭😭

PLUS SIDE

you get to hear Aloy say

"oh this is the Hunter's cabin? With you guarding I assumed it was the latrine"

And

"oh are you going to shut your mouth? Because THAT would be a surprise"

[overallsonfrogs]

Probably true but Nora please let me give you more of my money somehow

[gentlyrowan]

Our force will assemble at the cliff above Red Echoes, and launch our attack from there.

WAR-CHIEF SONA

Red Rocks Amphitheater viewed from Dinosaur Ridge

RED ECHOES

We spied these iconic monoliths from 3.5 miles / 5.633 km away when we explored Dinosaur Ridge! We had no idea what they were yet, in either real world or Horizon Zero Dawn significance, but we know a Cool Rock when we see one.

I'm happy I have any photos at all to show you, but I'll have to get some help to give you the full experience.

Stick around for more Red Echoes, featuring virtual photography from @robo-dino-puppy !

NORA SACRED LAND

HORIZON WIKI: RED ECHOES

RED ECHOES aka STERLING-MALKEET AMPITHEATER (NEAR DEVIL'S GRIEF)

RED ROCKS AMPHITHEATER (NEAR DENVER) COLORADO, USA

Learn more about the prehistoric legacy of this landscape in these posts about nearby Dinosaur Ridge:

➵ 3 Minute Video ➵ Dino Tracks Post

Post 1 of 5 from Red Rocks

Learn about Red Rocks' secret tunnel and the stars who've used it in Post 2

[coldflasher]

i finished the show and i was sooo brave except for the part where i cried

it was like *end credits roll* *long silence* (this is unusual bc usually as soon as they start i'll be spouting opinions)

my friend: uhh. are you okay?

me, in floods of tears, giving a wobbly thumbs up: :)))

[jeanmoreaux]

the sunshine court being #1 trending just feels right tbh it’s the only thing on my mind too

[howlingday]

Jaune: (Tied up with Oscar and Nora) Well, this missoon was a bust.

Oscar: I hope Ren knows where to find us.

Nora: He will. You have your scroll on you, right?

Oscar: I, uh, left it back at Shade.

Nora: Ah. Me, too.

Jaune: I have mine, but I can't reach it. Nora, can you try to grab it?

Nora: Sure thing~!

Jaune: ...

Jaune: !!!

Jaune: Nora...

Nora: (Giggles) Sorry. I couldn't help myself.

Oscar: Help yourself with what?

Jaune: I'll explain when you're older.

[zenlesszonezero]

As the conspiracy reaches its finale, the Void Hunter joins the fight.

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[moorheadthanyoucanhandle]

PROPHET SHARE

Opening this weekend:

The Oath--The warrior Moroni lives in a cave in a primordial forest. The strapping fellow is the last surviving member of his clan, exterminated by Aaron, the King of a rival tribe. One day he comes across Bathsheba, a beautiful concubine who has escaped Aaron's clutches. He gives her shelter from the storm, and they gradually bond. But of course, the cruel Aaron isn't done with either of them.

From his name alone, you may recognize that this film's hero is based on a figure from The Book of Mormon. The last of that tome's prophets, Moroni is supposed to have stashed the gold plates on which it was written, and after his death is supposed to have revealed them, as an angel, to Joseph Smith near Palmyra, New York in 1823.

In this movie, he's played by director-co-writer Darin Scott, buffed and bearded and armored in a reasonable approximation of the Viggo Mortensen-Alexander Skarsgård mold, but with little sense of barbaric danger (despite some broadsword combat, the movie is only rated PG-13). He's a studly but saintly paragon; at one point Bathsheba playfully tells him "You are boring." She's not entirely wrong, alas--he murmurs his lines, and spends a lot of his footage meditating or gazing into the spiritual distance--but he has a dash of guileless, unassuming Mormon sweetness that makes him endearing anyway.

Besides, the heavies liven up the picture. Most amusing is Billy Zane as the rotten Aaron, belting out his lines from behind a Muppet-like ball of frizzy beard in what at times sounds for all the world like an Irish accent. Karina Lombard is formidable as a lethal archer, as is Eugene Brave Rock as Aaron's henchman. "Why fight for a soulless coward?" Moroni wails at them at one point; it struck me as a good question for the contemporary Republican party.

Whether any of this is scripturally accurate or doctrinally sound in LDS terms, I'm clearly in no position to say. But taken simply as a sword-and-sandal romance-adventure, the movie is pleasant, using breathtaking New York State locations to (mostly) belie its budget limitations. The first half is sort of slow going, and the New-Agey music gets a little oppressive at times, but when we finally get to the confrontation between hero and villains, it's pretty satisfying. It's certainly no sillier in any way that I could see than, say, Conan the Barbarian or the Lord of the Rings flicks. And it's at least as heartfelt.

[gentlyrowan]

her favorite golden blooms

vala

[eerna]

I know it’s a lot more serious but, kinda funny how Nora saw Father’s idealistic world and was like

“Damn this… this kinda sucks, this is pathetic” asjjfcjjdjssnsnkfkk

bgjvsalsknlkvdsa that man ruined her life and hurt her in unimaginable ways, but it was only when she saw what his idea of Peak Perfection is that she went "damn bitch u live like this??? I'm out of here"

[thespineoftherighteous]

and if I say that for people who love to shit on the EC, y'all seem way too excited about the potential for new content