#Rudiger

[tchouamenii]

ONTO THE SEMIFINALS

[mentalbaddiex]

brb gonna go apply to be part of real madrids social media team

also rüdiger is such a menace 😭

[aeturnum-mendacacium]

[monjude]

THIS IS REAL MADRID! 🤍

[viejospellejos]

Simplemente, Rudiger:

[everythingaboutjude]

Has anyone saw video of Rudiger bullying a kitman at training?

[heartsoftruth]

A few of the Madrid players confronting the Valencia “fans” during the match. Especially Vazquez was very pissed and vocal.

[lovelybrandt]

The Cutiest German Players Animal Icon Cartoon Characters 🦔🫏🍿🦆🐻🐹⚽ Part 1.

1. Toni Kroos

2. Niclas Füllkrug

3. Kai Havertz

4. Joshua Kimmich

5. Ilkay Gündogan

6. Antonio Rüdiger

Source: Gallery Images From Weibo And BilliBilli.

This Was For ColorsOfMySeason And 🌼Daisy 1929 🌼

[justmike-lucifer]

Noone expected but we did it

check out the description under the video for all credits and links to everyone who took part in the process of creation. (I'll make a backstage on this after my exam in December, so for now just watch the CMV :D )

[madridista-pura]

Last time that we played against City

[tchouamenii]

he is not real

[broyi]

Thank you so much for your support this year! I'll do my best next year too!

[thesoccerfan]

[stephiii29]

Here we go let’s do it #halamadrid

[ahb-writes]

Book Review: ‘Ascendance of a Bookworm’ #14 (4.2)

Ascendance of a Bookworm: Part 4 Volume 2 (Ascendance of a Bookworm by Miya Kazuki My rating: 5 of 5 stars Aside from the dumbass (lovesick) prince, aside from the spiteful (petty) archknights, and aside from her exceedingly worrisome (annoying) caretakers back home, Rozemyne's first semester abroad is going swell. ASCENDANCE OF A BOOKWORM v14 is the novel series' finest example of "one person's daily aspiration is another person's unmitigated disaster." Lady Rozemyne slips into a comfortable schedule of attending the library and further coaching up her duchy's peers. She occasionally makes time for a tea party or two, but only when necessary or in furtherance of her personal goals. Is it really Rozemyne's fault that she shows up Prince Anastasius, arrogant and abrasive, whenever he challenges her to prove her noble worth? Is it really Rozemyne's fault that the jerks from the duchy of Dunkelfelger are too stupid to do their own background work to avoid being humiliated when attempting to match wits? Whatever the case, readers track Rozemyne's daily adventures as she ingratiates herself to the library staff, befuddles fellow archduke candidates, and occasionally wades into interduchy statecraft, if by sheer accident. ASCENDANCE OF A BOOKWORM v14 is a strong, entertaining read. Without constant commentary from Ferdinand, Sylvester, and Karstedt, the young woman's delightfully logical efforts to weasel out of danger are met with just the right balance of amusement and confusion. Social graces this girl has not. For example, when a rival duchy challenges Ehrenfest to a game of treasure-stealing ditter, Rozemyne-the-strategist absolutely dominates. And when Anastasius publicly chides her intellect, Rozemyne-the-brilliant calmly and coolly proves she's eternally prepared with a comeback. One of the novel's best moments occurs during a tea party. A friendly get-together between Rozemyne and the dainty Lady Eglantine (duchy of Klassenberg) goes sideways when Anastasius crashes the party and insists Rozemyne compose a new piece of music for his sort-of girlfriend. The prince is throwing his weight around and trying to put Ehrefest in its place. Except, of course, Rozemyne snaps her fingers, orders her attendants into ready position, and blithely composes a new tune for the harspiel on the fly. She's that good. It isn't until much later that Rozemyne learns how constantly showing up royalty, and frequently responding to their prodding with raw sarcasm, is typically viewed as a death warrant. Whoops. To that end, the current volume also makes a concerted effort to materialize the nation's political infrastructure. Readers learn more of the balance of power between the two princes (Anastasius and his elder brother, Sigiswald). Readers also learn more about the rules of succession (real or presumed), as well as the consequences of attempting to run away from one's royal fate. As far as drama goes, ASCENDANCE OF A BOOKWORM v14 doesn't disappoint. When one of her retainers expresses outright disgust for serving a noble with such a weak constitution, Rozemyne must make a difficult decision regarding how to properly effect a punishment befitting the ignorant. To cut off a retainer is to disgrace a person's whole family. But doing so also makes one liable for retaliation. If she's too severe, then her reputation may shift toward a more authoritarian vibe. If she's too soft, then her other retainers may view her kindness as a weakness. What's a librarian to do?

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