#Soul Gallen

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mmmmhh I love making trans characters that come out of orders that are supposed to be only from just one gender

[themuseumwithoutwalls]

MWW Artwork of the Day (7/5/24) Akseli Gallen-Kallela (Finnish, 1865–1931) The Defense of the Sampo (1896) Tempera on canvas, 125 x 122 cm. Turun Taidemuseo, Turku (Finland)

This illustrates another passage from the "Kalevala," the Finnish national epic compiled by Elias Lönnrot in the 19th century. The scene portrayed is taken from the 43rd song of the epic, where the hero Väinämöinen, seen wielding a sword, has stolen the precious artifact Sampo from the evil witch Louhi, and she, having taken the form of a giant bird, is trying to reclaim it. The battle for the Sampo is also given a deeper connotation as a battle for the soul of Finland.

[byrdstrolls]

Tyler do you think a troll could get into the kingdom of heaven

"No" He says. "I do not. Not even if they were baptized."

"I don't care what Pope Francis says about aliens. Because he's crazy and he's not a real Pope. Pope Benedict's resignation was never valid because he was pressured by the clerical mafia of the Saint Gallen's group to step down against his free will. According to true Papal Law 'Pope' Francis should be excommunicated for conspiracy."

Man, this guy sure is great at repeating insane things his aunt read about on facebook as clergical fact.

"I don't think they go to hell though. Only humans, angels and g-d have eternal souls. It'd be like killing an animal. They cease to exist after death."

[polvillodecanela]

For later - Something something Hob can see the dead something something.

Like all stories, this one started with a garden. But it wasn't the first garden ever or a garden in a nice house in Tadfield. This story begins with a garden in a now demolished house, in Varsovia.

The year is 1939, Dream of the Endless has been imprisoned for all the first great war and the pandemic that went after it. Death of the Endless has had the most busy time since the Roman wars and, let's face it, she's awfully overworked. That's why Destiny of the Endless managed to pull that especific scenario out of his book to reality.

Captain Howard (Hob) Gallen, medical soldier, actual inmortal, flies up the air as one of the bombs destroys what little left of said garden. He knows he won't die, it will hurt of course but he will heal. The ones with him though?

He falls right on his ass, wincing. A leg is broken, maybe some ribs, definitely his shoulder is dislocated. his head is a mess of scrambled brains, but he is concious and that is a blessing. beside him, a poor corporate falls on his back, Hob hears the breaking of bones, spinal bones. This lad is over. maybe the head too but Hob has some ringing in his ears from the explotion.

He crawls the few centimeters and tries to hold the poor lad's hand.

"Hey, John, buddy", he says trying for a smile "Hey, you are alright, yu hear me? I'll help you out"

"Sir", the poor fellow almost whines, there's a whistle in his breathing. Bad signal. "Sir, please, I don't want to die."

"Me neither, son, we got this. Please resist for me, yeah? be a good buddy and resist for me"

Hob knows is futile. But he is obsessed with living and that includes all the people surrounding him. Hknows in his heart of hearts that the lad is going to die. maybe he is already halfway.

"Sir, I know. I am not going to make it. I need a favor of you, sir"

"Whatever you want, son"

The lad takes a photo of his pocket. A beautiful lady, a fragile sweet thing made of lithe bones and wavy hair.

"She is Esme. We were going to marry. I want you to tell her... that I was no coward"

"She will know, son. You fought bravely"

Hob has just enough time to mutter his promise before he felt another impact. He felt his body coming apart and how one of his legs just ... disapeared. he wont die but, God, sometimes he wish he did.

Death of the Endless wasn't far but in someting that could only be described as "being so overworked you can't literally see" she doesn't feel the tug of Poor John's soul, calling for her. She keeps collecting, smiling kindly, offering comfort. She keeps doing whatever she can. She is tired and Destiny is almost smiling.

Captain Howard Gallen wakes up two weeks later on a Military Hospital. He has his leg back and all his cuts, if painful, are almost healed. He survived. He, also, is watching poor John standing by the foot of his bed. He looks angry but also hopeful.

The sound hob makes is so undignified that it doesnt deserve quoting here, understandable as it is since John looks exactly how someone would look if they were reached by two - not one -bombs and survived.

"You are awake finally! quick, I feel a pull that is eating me. Off to Esme we go"

And, honestly, he is way past his 600 years, he must know some thing or two about the supernatural. This still takes him by surprise.

[karina01]

Lori Herberger

The Swiss artist Lori Hersberger lives and works in Zurich. Born in Basel in 1964, he studied Video Art and Sculpture at the Basel School of Art and Design. At the beginning of the nineties he started creating environments and installations, initially combined with video, later with different kinds of media like mirror glass, painting with fluorescent paint, neon light, and chrome steel. He quickly devoted himself to a wide spectrum of different, seemingly incompatible media and subject matter. His works are characterized by a direct artistic language and, while many trigger a strong affirmative impression, subversive potential. In different installations, as well as in his painting and sculptures, he takes up a range of topics such as hybrid emotionalism and the twofold semantic nature of phenomena such as the phantom-like. Starting in 2000, Lori Hersberger extended his artistic work to abstract painting, and since then has viewed himself exclusively as a painter and sculptor. Calling him an installation artist is just as inadequate as categorizing him solely as a painter, for since the beginning of his career he has dedicated himself to a kind of perspectivism expressed in the experimental exploration of multiple genres. Lori Hersberger’s art stresses the opposition between the world of illusion and that of reality, yet at the same time alludes to the space between them. In this sense, his works are both sublime and grotesque – a combination that is also clearly expressed in his current exhibitions.

Lori Hersberger has received numerous awards, including the Swiss Art Award (1999 and 2000) and the Manor Art Prize Basel (2001). His works have been shown at many institutions and museums, among them the MAC Museum of Contemporary Art in Lyon, where in 2008 he presented in his largest solo exhibition to date, titled Lori Hersberger - Phantom Studies, deformed steel sculptures as well as extensive installations with neon light and mirror glass, or in other solo shows at, among others, Kunsthaus Zürich in 2003. In addition, he has exhibited at venues such as Museum für Gegenwartskunst in Basel, the MMKK Museum for Modern Art of Carinthia in Klagenfurt, at Kunsthalle Giessen, Kunsthalle Basel, and the Swiss Institute in New York. Larger installations were shown as part of thematic exhibitions at the 48th Venice Biennal, at Kunsthalle Vienna, at the ZKM Museum of Contemporary Art in Karlsruhe, at the SMAK Stedelijk Museum of Contemporary Art in Ghent, the Lucerne Museum of Art, and the Art Museum in St. Gallen. His works are included in many collections in Switzerland, Europe, and the United States, and comprise a number of installations in public spaces.

Dystopia Stalker

“What has been begun may be fulfilled. May they believe in it and have a laugh at their passions. For what they call passion is, in truth, not some emotional energy but just the friction between the soul and the outside world,” proclaims the main character in Andrei Tarkowski’s 1979 film Stalker. Lori Hersberger may have envisaged a society set in an indefinite future and characterized by repressive control when he conceived his installation Dystopia Stalker No. 2. Yet, the artist does not want to elicit an unequivocal reading with the title he chose but rather aims at triggering a cascade of associations on the part of the viewer – an objective already evident in former comparable works such as Optimize Your Feng-Shui (2008), Geist (2009), or Dystopia Stalker (2013). With a painter’s vital gesture, Hersberger decided on a screen-like arrangement of the bulletproof glass walls, which may arouse our suppressed latent fascination with the beauty of destruction. The installation’s accessibility turns the viewer into an integral part of the overall tableau, which continuously oscillates between inside and outside, inclusion and exclusion. New things may come about where destruction reigns.

bagday

phantom studies

geist

Instant Karma No. 2 by Lori Herberger

[ceekbee]

"These are the soul's changes. I don't believe in ageing. I believe in forever altering one's aspect to the sun. Hence my optimism."

Virginia Woolf

Akseli Gallen-Kallela - Spring, 1903.

[nyotaliafan-pinkmermaid]

Mun Mermaid explains further why she loves SwissGre

Okay so i hope this won't be taken down for "hate speech". I will explain  further why i love SwissGre so much. If you don't like this ship , don't bash on it, just ignore this post.

Why i ship it

The two countries have excellent historical and diplomatical relationships. Switzerland was one of the nations who supported Greece during the Revolution against Turkey in 1821 . Their relations still remain warm even nowadays and they are very close. Switzerland and Greece developed diplomatic relations after the second one's independence in 1830.

History

It may be unbeliavable but the relations between Switzerland and Greece actually began from the Ancient times. In Bern, a bronze amphora with a Greek inscription (6th century BC) is discovered. Presence of Greek vessels in Lenzburg (canton of Aargau) is suspected on the spot production by Greek craftsmen, while ancient coins with the head of Artemis are discovered in Icino.

Greek coins of the 4th century B.C. contacts Switzerland's relations with Greece and the participation of Swiss in Macedonian troops. The 2nd century B.C. stoic philosopher Posidonious of Rhodes likens the Helvetian Celts to the Gaul warriors. According to Strabo(1st century B.C.) they are described as gold-rich and peaceful.

Julius Caesar reported that the Helvetian Celts borrowed and used Greek letters for their writing.Funerary monuments bearing Greek characters are described by the Roman historian Tacitus. 

Archaeological excavations in the canton of Valais brought to the light two Parian marble statues of the gods Apollo and Aphrodite which are now exhibited in the Martigny Giannda Foundation.

The Swiss city Basel is first mentioned with its Greek origin name as early as 374 A.D. (Derived from the Greek given name Basilius).

The relations of these two countries continued even in the Byzantine and medieval eras. Various objects (such as diptychs and icons) travel from church to church and monastery to monastery. Valuable information can be found in the library bearing the Greek inscription “Ψυχής Ιατρείον” (meaning “healing of the soul”), at the St. Gallen Abbey, the St. Maurice Abbey, the Sion Valère Museum, the Zurich National Museum and others. Swiss warriors and knights were known to defend various Greek regions like Rhodes, Crete, Euboa and the Peloponeso from the Turks after the fall of Constantinople. Those men were distinguished for their skills in warfare.

In Switzerland the interest for the Greek History and Culture still remained unchanged during the Renaissance era with Basel being the epicenter and the spiritual ties with the wisdom of the ancient Greek world are reinstated ever more. In particular, after the Fall of Constantinople, the Greek spiritual heritage inspires the Humanists (Erasmus) and the Protestant Reformation. The exchange of views between the Patriarch of Constantinople Cyril Loukaris (1572 - 1638) and the Geneva Academia theology Professor Antoine Léger (1596 - 1661) is illustrated in a series of manuscripts.

The remarkable contribution of Franciscus Portus, born in Rethymno, Creta, and a Calvin’s friend, is worth mentioning. He taught Greek at the then newly established Geneva Academy (1562 - 1581) and vigorously defended the modern Greek, against the Erasmian pronunciation. His work was taken over by his son, Emil.

In the field of visual arts, Swiss painters Angelica Kauffman and Johann Heinrich Füssli (alias Henry Fuseli (famous for his work Reflections On the Painting and Sculpture of the Greeks, 1765) had their role to play in  the 18th century Neoclassicism movement.

Ugo Foscolo the national poet of Italy, who was born in Zakynthos was persecuted for his democratic ideas and passed into Zurich(1813-1816). In 1816 he met with his disciple Andreas Calvos, the Greek poet, and both, thanks to the assistance of Kapodistrias departed for London.

The first governor of Greece Ioannis Kapodistrias is considered as a national hero in Switzerland because he introduced the Swiss neutrality and the creation of the Swiss cantons. The governing model of this country is based on the Ancient Athenian democracy as well.

According to historical sources Kapodistrias spend two distinctive periods of his life in Switzerland : the first during the Congress of Vienna between 1813-1824 and the second one during the Greek Revolution from 1822 to 1827.

Kapodistrias decisively contributed, first as an envoy of Tsar Alexander I and then as his Ambassador, in preparing the Swiss Constitution, but also in recognizing the independence and neutrality of the Swiss Confederation (1813-1814). On 10.09.1814 he writes to his father: “... the completion of such a complicated negotiation has cost me a lot of suffering, travelling, writing and giving speeches and preparing constitutions and drafts, but it does not matter. These brilliant people (the Swiss) filled me with their friendship and wholehearted warmness. The trust they showed me was the best reward for all my sufferings. If they can be happy in the future and enjoy their independence, I will say that I didn't waste my time and my efforts.”

A year later, while attending the Vienna Congress as Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Russian Empirer for the Eastern question, Kapodistrias met with the Swiss envoy, and a friend of his, Pictet de Rochemont, who was accompanied by his nephew and benefactor of Greece, Jean Gabriel Eynard. Pictet de Rochemont, in one of his letters from Vienna to his Swiss compatriots writes:

"what can we do for Kapodistrias, this excellent person. He is the Phoenix of Democracy. Without his contribution the Vienna Congress and the rest would have been different. I am convinced that without him Switzerland would have been completely overthrown. If he ever passes from Geneva, you should ring all the bells of our churches and welcome his arrival with the thunder of our artillery. "

Upon his return to Geneva and Lausanne in 1822, the two cantons of Geneva and Vaud declared him an honorable fellow citizen. Kapodistrias remained in Switzerland until 1827, where he was working tirelessly and inspired Swiss philhellenism.

The President of the Swiss Confederation, in his speech in Sochi, Russia, on the occasion of the 2014 Winter Olympics, made an explicit tribute to the great Greek diplomat and his contribution to his country's independence and neutrality.

Many Swiss helped during the Greek Revolution in 1821 against Turkey already from its beginning. One example was Johann Jakob Meyer, doctor and owner of the first Greek newspaper. He sacraficed his life fighting the Turks in Missolonghi. He was also married to a Greek woman and became Orthodox.

The first Philhellenic Club of Europe was founded in Bern, Switzerland during the Revolution of 1821.

The Swiss banker and diplomat Jean Gabriel Eynard was a great supporter of the Greek Revolution and a benefactor of Greece. He had a close friendship with Ioannis Kapodistrias the first governor of Greece after its independence.

Switzerland was also one of the first nations to develop diplomatical relations with Greece after the second one's independence in 1830.

Inspired by the Greek civilization, Johann-Jakob Bachofen, a great philosopher and professor from Basel, visited Greece in the mid-19th century. Later, he wrote an in-depth study on the ancient funerary monuments. Jacob Burckhardt, also born in Basel, a scholar and art historian, was deeply interested in the Greek civilization (1898 - 1902). Of great interest is the correspondence between Burckhardt and his fellow Professor in Basel University, the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. Nietzsche spent ten years in Basel teaching ancient Greek literature and philosophy in Basel, and leaving in the city’s fertile and free-spirited academic environment, wrote his Birth of Tragedy (1872) and his Philosophy in the Tragic Age of the Greeks (1873), two major works that revolutionised the studies on classic Greek culture.

Before them travellers, scholars, architects and archaeologists (Paul Schazmann (1871-1946) and Ernst Robert Fiechter (Basel, 1875 – St. Gallen, 1948) topographers, historians (University Professor and politician  Wilhelm Vischer-Bilfinger, Basel, 1833-1886), as well as landlords, and entrepreneurs, were settled in Northern Euboea, after the Independence (Koulouri, Marouli, Ayyanako, Artemisio, Geraki, Istiea). Most of them coming from well-known Bernese families: Carlo Leutwein, Karl von Müller (Emmanuel von Fellenberg's grooms), Friedrich von Fellenberg (son of Emmanuel), Rudolf von Wild together with their British friend Edward Noel, a Lord Byron’s nephew.

Botanists (Alphonse de Candolle, Henri Margot, the prominent Edmond Boissier, 19th century, Martin Rikli, and Gustave Beauverd, 20th century) meticulously documented the Greek flora.

Swiss artist and archaeological draftsman Emile Gilliéron (1850–1924) lived in Greece and is best known for his work on polychromic Minoan and Mycenaean artifacts and produced copies. Henri-Max Imhof from Uri, appointed as professor at the Art Academy in Athens, where he also dealt with the restoration of excavated antiquities and the caryatids of the Erechtheion, the painter Jean Leu, Jean-Jacques Wolfensberger from Rümlikon, Frank Buchser from Solothurn and the famous Arnold Böcklin from Basel (his well-known painting "Isle of the Dead" is inspired by the islet of Pontikonisi near Corfu). Later, the painter Otto Haberer-Sinner was inspired by Greek themes (wall-paintings at the Bellevue Bern Hotel, 1913).

Moreover, the unique panoramic work of the Swiss painter Edward Castres (1881) in Lucerne, depicting the overwhelmed French army, under the command of the French general, and Greek descend, Charles Denis Sauter Bourbaki, who took refuge in Switzerland (1871) persecuted by the Prussians. The crossing of Switzerland by the exhausted soldiers is today also depicted in a panorama in the city of  Verrières / Parcour Bourbaki). Charles Bourbaki was the son of the legendary 1821 Revolution fighter, Colonel Constantin Denis Bourbaki, who heroically fell in the murderous battle of Kamatero (January 1827). In 1862 his name figured as candidate for the Greek Crown, but he declined the offer. The Bourbaki family from Sfakia, Crete, has excelled in the French army and holds a prominent position in the Pantheon of the Philhellenes.

Archaeologists as well as photographers arrived in Greece in the early 20th century. The first Swiss archaeologist to join the French School (1902-1903) was Georges Nicole from Geneva, and was followed by Waldemar Deonna (in Delos), Olivier Reverdin and Christiane Dunant. Alos worth mentioning is the contribution made by the Swiss Paul Collart, who participated in the French Archaeological School’s excavations, in Philippi.

The contribution of the great photographer Frédéric Boissonas was remarkable. Together with his friend Daniel Beaud-Bovy, a writer and director in the Geneva School of Fine Arts, frequently visited Greece and uniquely immortalized the Greek landscape at the beginning of the 20th century, 1903 - 1935 (see related collectibles, 1910, 1919 & 1932). Beaud-Bovy's grandson, Manuel, donated to the Photography Museum of Thessaloniki a complete archive of 13,000 photographic items, letters and publications from their voyages to Greece. The rest of the Swiss photographer's archive was recently purchased by the municipality of Geneva.

Always worth mentioning is the work of Professor in geology Charles Renz, (first half of the 20th century). Besides, the Swiss were also the first to explore Mount Olympus (alpinist Marcel Kurz from Neuchâtel, 1921).

At the beginning of the 20th century, Professor of Philosophy and Sociology Avrotelis Eleftheropoulos (1869-1963) taught at Zurich University. Always in Zurich, where statues of Ganymede and Hercules can be seen in public places, an Association is founded in 1875 by the numerous Greek community living there. In Athens they became known as the "Zurich Circle", and pioneered in the foundation of the Association of Greek Industrialists (1907). Nikos Kazantzakis visited the Alps in 1917 - 1918 (Zurich, Lugano, etc.) and returned there in 1955 to start writing his Report to Greco (Cademario, Ticino).

Also remarkable remains the contribution of the Swiss Red Cross to Greece after the 1922 disaster in Asia Minor, as well as during the 1942 - 1944 occupation (a tribute to Bertha Graf's contribution to Delphi) and the years that followed (until the beginning of 1960’s). Less known (and therefore needs to be highlighted) is that many Greek refuges departed for Switzerland after the Minor Asia catastrophe in 1922 and many wounded Greeks soldiers were treated in Swiss hospitals and sanatoriums.

Eleftherios Venizelos arrived in Lausanne in November 1922 and participated, as a representative of Greece, in the Lausanne Conference which began on 20 November 1922 at the Beau Rivage Hotel and led to the Lausanne Treaty signed in July of the following year. The Greek figurehead praised and admired the Alpine country, as shown in one of his speeches, after his return to Greece, on October 12, 1930, to the Greek youth: “Imagine, gentlemen, that Switzerland, which is today at the forefront of European civilization, imagine her as a nation despised by all, and deprived from ideals! (as if he wanted to contradict G. Theotokas). I only wish you were there on August 1st, on the Swiss National Day, to see with what pride the Swiss soul stands for the Swiss nationality ...’’ Excerpt from  the book Eleftherios Venizelos and his turbulent era by Pavlos N. Tzermias.

Modern times

In the modern times the two nations of Switzerland and Greece are still close and the relationships remain excellent.There are 48 Swiss companies in Greece that employ about 10,000 people. The two countries have a number of treaties mainly dealing with commerce and the Social Security. The two countries made an agreement about the avoidance of the double taxation in respect of the incoming tax.

In Eretria , a region near Athens the Swiss Archaeological School is still active nowadays. Lots of Swiss tourists choose Greece and especially Greek islands as a destination for their summer vacation.

Around 11,000 Greeks live in Switzerland , with about 7,000 of them living in Zurich. Most major Swiss cities have a Greek association or community and the Greek diaspora is very active in these places. There are also around 2.921 Swiss living in Greece.

Greece has an embassy in Bern, a general consulate in Geneva and two honorary consulates in Zurich and Lugano.

Switzerland has an embassy in Athens and four consulates in Thessaloniki, Corfu, Patras and Rhodes

[itsmegallene]

I'd bare my soul to people who don't recognize me; with fear, with my inhibitions at hand, palms open & eyes closed. But starting today, if I finish a book, it'll be always, always because of me. I'll write to my heart & soul's content. For the undying feeling of wanting to create something for myself. And hope that someone out there, cuz of my creation, won't feel alone or lonely.

—Gallene //I will write for you too; 2:22am, 02.19.2022

[konrul]

@katallure 🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️

Sisu (the concept)

the music of Jean Sibelius and Karjalan Sissit

works of Akseli Gallen-Kallela

the Kalevala (but only in a certain Hungarian translation)

Lotta Svärd girls to tend to your wounded soul

just a few off the top of my head

Reblog for bigger sample/put more info in tags etc

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I was tagged by @belorage to do the OC height comparison here! >:3c thank u!

Im fucking LOSING IT at this chart, holy shit, excuse me.

Jason Hale (FC5) short king, mama ay, shortieee~

Alisher Babayev (COD:BO:CW)

Sinclair Bindix (TOW)

Gallen (ME:A/OG story)

Joanna (FC:ND/CP77)

Marid Cain (CP77)

Carter Shepard (ME trilogy)

Quinn Baldaev (Misc/OG story)

Alban DeSardet (GF)

Cyrus Cunningham (Fo4) Tree (sap) supreme as entered the chat.

tagging @shellibisshe @returnofdedsec @curiousstrawberry @eulerami @chazz-anova @chorby-soul @goodmorningmissmorgan @kilaem @sleepfight @iigoart @strafethesesinners @lobanhart @sarchelyur @latinstalin @deadwapiti @minilev @witchesconstellation @brammariek @jollybone @bl-beater @oldserah @refinedstorage @pinkydude @northern-wolf6 @vos-videmus @evilpol @ssevth @visixv

[ubyr-babaj]

Shout-out to “Dracula The Musical” St Gallen staging where they made Renfield a bass and Dracula a tenor. Chef’s kiss. It mostly doesn’t work but I’ll sell my soul for this Renfield’s voice.

[roxyfoxgamer150]

Uhh how do I explain it better......

Okay, magic cage binds bad guy, bad guy body turn into stone if touched by cage, while soul gets vacuumed by magic.

Make sense? 😬

"Yeah that makes much more sense, most of us understood you except for Scrap and Observer but they understood you now." Shadow Facade stated, trying not to cackle from what happend after.

In the distance, Observer Mirabel was drinking coca cola after accidentally sacrificing herself, wide-eyed, looks like she has a new minor trauma.

Hollow Julieta could be seen drinking a gallen of vodka, muttering something about "I don't get paid enough for this shit."

Solaris can be seen emptying her 67th mug of cider that was giving to her by the Apple Family, a bit traumatized from seeing an accidental sacrifice caused by utter confusion INSTEAD OF A CULT.

[tunned1530]

The lovers, Akseli Gallen-kallela

After all you are human and will enevitably pass away.

Your death is my greatest enemy and  so I shall hide you from the world .

I would mummify your soul and seal it in your body.

  Or I could wait for you to die and when your soul leaves so shall mine.

Tunned1530

[peterkmhs22]

Link Walkers (An Original SYFY Kamen Rider Type Show By Me, About Certain Individuals Who Have Cybernetic Deck Type Watches That Give You An Impenetrable Suit & Must Battle Creatures From Other Worlds.)

Asher Angel As Kevin Karlton / Neo Link (High School Senior, Link Walker Rookie and Main Lead)

Micheal Fassbender As Sam Reynolds / Knight Link (Kevin’s Mentor)

Mandy Moore As Briana Bennett / Star Link (Partner To Knight Link)

Dwayne Johnson As Issac Smith / Ka’ Mei (Alien In Hiding and Discovered By The Link Walkers, Born On The Planet FANNO and Knight Links Mentor And Now Hero Of Earth)

Sebastian Stan As Alexander “Alex” Nash / Cold Link (Ex - Solider Turned Everyman Who Just Wants To Help His Family and A Hero When It Counts)

Monica Raymund As Eva Gallen / Sun Link (Older Cousin To Kevin, Former Police Officer And Doesn’t Want To Get Involved In This Battle Between Other Worlds, But She Has To In Order To Save Life’s)

Jesse Spencer As Brian Stevenson / Power Link (The 1st Link Walker And Now In Hiding, But Will No Doubt Be Recruited By Our Heroes)

Miranda Rae Mayo As Jennifer Harrow / Spear Link (Also A Rookie Like Kevin)

Patrick Wilson As T’Mar Tonezz / Soul Master (Main Villain / Born On The Same Planet As Ka’Mei, The Two Of Them Together Are Almost Like Professor X And Magento)

I Hope You All Enjoyed This Elevator TV Pitch I Made, Have A Great Night!

[sockablock]

I didn’t write nearly as much this year as compared to past ones, but i do feel like I’ve grown as a writer and i’m pretty proud of what i accomplished! so, with that being said, here’s an almost-wrap of my 2020 works:

I wrote 134,327 words (on AO3), for a grand total of 554,906 since 2018!

My top 5 stories were:

Where All the Dreamers Go: When a Dream spell gone wrong sends the Mighty Nein into the mind of Caleb Widogast, they find themselves lost in a sea of more than just memories. Though this ensemble story has been in the works for a long time, it is now officially finished as of this year!

A Storm is Blowing in from Paradise: An angel falls from heaven and straight into a lake while Beau and her friends are on summer vacation. A Storm is one of my favorite stories by far, and while it’s still in the works, I do very much plan to resume updates over winter break!

Now What Are the Chances of That?: Caleb needs an apartment, and the mysterious Mr. Thelyss needs to convince his mother to let him stay in Nicodranas. Any emotions as a result of this are completely incidental (and unintentional). A Shadowgast WIP that I also promise I’ll revisit soon!

that might be fucked up of us (it's a miracle): Yasha thought she lost her soul mate years ago. Beau was sure she’d never find hers. I’m just a sucker for soulmate AUs.

This is a Pirate Ship: the crew of The Mistake (rest in pieces) discuss their captain with Marius and Gallen.

Between my senior thesis and the everything-else of 2020, I really haven’t gotten a chance to write quite as much as I’d have liked to. Still, I’m hopeful for what the next year might bring, and I hope to keep writing stories to share with you all as we venture on! I love you all, and happy (almost!) new year, y’all <3

[nightmaresart]

𝓟𝓪𝓲𝓷 𝓶𝓪𝓴𝓮𝓼 𝓹𝓮𝓸𝓹𝓵𝓮 𝓬𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓰𝓮

That I'd fallen for a lie?

You were never on my side

Fool me once, fool me twice

Are you death or paradise?

Now you'll never see me cry

There's just no time to die

No time to die - Billie Eilish

𝕭𝖆𝖘𝖎𝖈 𝕴𝖓𝖋𝖔𝖗𝖒𝖆𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓

Full Name: Lewis Daniel Gallach

Meaning of Name:

The name Lewis is from English origins and its often said that it means "Warrior" or "Gift from God"

The name Daniel is from Hebrew origins and means "God is my judge"

Nickname: Lewy, Daniel, Ghost

Reason of Nickname:

Lewy: Lewy is the nickname that his mother gave to him when he was a young boy and it stuck with him ever since

Daniel: Daniel is a lesser known nickname for Lewis that his mother only used when she was upset, so he doesn't like it when people call him just Daniel

Ghost: Ghost is the nickname that alot of people at Hogwarts gave the young boy due to his pale complexion and his pale eyes. Its a nickname that is always used in a mocking manner as the people who use it don't know the boy personally

Gender identity: Cis-male

Pronouns: He/Him

Sexuality: Queer

Age: 17, depends on what I write

Birthday: 11-11

Zodiac sign: Scorpio ♏

Place of birth: Sint Andrews, Scotland

Blood status: Pure Blood

𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝖒𝖆𝖌𝖊

Hogwarts house: Ravenclaw

The wand: Willow, Augurey Tail feather core, 11 ⅓ inches

Willow: Willow is an uncommon wand wood with healing power, and I have noted that the ideal owner for a willow wand often has some (usually unwarranted) insecurity, however well they may try and hide it. While many confident customers insist on trying a willow wand (attracted by their handsome appearance and well-founded reputation for enabling advanced, non-verbal magic) my willow wands have consistently selected those of greatest potential, rather than those who feel they have little to learn. It has always been a proverb in my family that he who has furthest to travel will go fastest with willow.

Augurey Tail Feather: Augureys, or Irish phoenixes, were once associated with powerful Dark wands, as their cries were thought to signify an upcoming death. However, they were in reality never a strong Dark core, and were more accurately a powerful core for Divinations. Misunderstood students may find themselves bonded to an augurey wand, although these wands are altogether quite rare.

Patronus: Little Owl

Little Owl - So tiny and yet so observant, these introverted creatures are bound to share this trait with any witch or wizard capable of casting them. Although they don’t mind occasionally rubbing feathers with strangers, they largely prefer marching to the beat of their own drum without the immediate oversight of others. If this is your Patronus, it is likely that you do some of your best work alone and are a firm believer that introverts can go toe to toe with some of the more boisterous members of the animal kingdom.

Magical abilities: Necromancy/Reanimation

Necromancy: The power to utilize magic involving the dead, death-force and/or souls.

Reanimation: Power to reanimate corpses and dead beings. 

He can bring creatures and people back, or atleast reanimate their corpses but it takes a toll on his physical health, the older he gets the more powerful and useful this ability of his becomes.

Boggart:

Himself surrounded by dead creatures and people, all clawing at him to bring them back to live

Riddikulus form:

The corpses disapear and it turns into a small ghost dog that jumps around him while barking with a high pitch

Amortentia

What do they smell?

Homemade pies, the comfort of his own room and the cold and open corridors after a storm

What do they smell like?

He smells like old corridors, ink and a crackling campfire with a hint of mint

Mirror of Erised

He sees himself alive and well in the future with his friends still by his side, being able to be himself without getting hurt or having to hide who he is anymore

𝕻𝖍𝖞𝖘𝖎𝖈𝖆𝖑 𝖆𝖕𝖕𝖊𝖆𝖗𝖆𝖓𝖈��

Eye Colour: Pale Grey

Hair Colour: Pitch Black

Hair Style: He doesn't have a specific hair style, its mostly just what he wakes up with and rolls with, if he slept at all that is.

Weight: 68 kg or 149 lbs

Height: 1,85 m or 6 ft

Type of Body/Build: Ectomorph, Skinny

Skin Tone: Pale Ivory

Distinguishing Marks: His unsettling pale skin paired with his unsettling white/pale eyes

Face claim: Finlay Macmillan

𝕻𝖊𝖗𝖘𝖔𝖓𝖆𝖑𝖎𝖙𝖞

Overall Personality

A reserved and introverted guy who struggles alot with himself. He prefers to stay quiet and just doesn't like to speak when it's not necessary. He seems cold and distant but in reality he is just afraid of what people might think of him. He just doesn't know what to do with both himself and with others.

Briggs myer type: ISTJ

Good traits:

Observant, Gentle, Listener, Creative, Reserved

Bad traits:

Closed off, Wary, Picky, Panicky

𝕬𝖙𝖙𝖎𝖙𝖚𝖉𝖊

Towards people they hate

He doesn't interact with the people he hates at all, he avoids them at all costs and doesn't even spare them a glance when he does walk by them

Towards people they tolerate

Only a simple glance and sometimes even a faint smile with a small wave if they were to wave and smile at the boy first

Towards people they consider friends

He is still a hit wary around his friends and isn't the loudest person you can come across, but he certainly allows them to come close to him and even talks back when they're striking up a conversation with him

𝕽𝖊𝖑𝖆𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓𝖘𝖍𝖎𝖕𝖘

Family:

Father: Unknown

Mother: Eliana Gallach

Friends:

Orla Atkinson, Lilith Devereux @hphmbetty , Danny Gibson @catohphm Gallen Stagg @cursebreakerfarrier , Logan Rosseto @demon-twins-and-co

S/o:

TBD

Rivals: TBD

𝕭𝖆𝖈𝖐𝖘𝖙𝖔𝖗𝖞

Born to a single mother in Sint Andrews, Scotland, the family was always cast in a bad light due to it not being complete in the old fashioned way. His mother however tried her best to take care of Lewis and worked alot as a result of this, due to this Lewis spend most of his youth alone in the house, reading the old books his mother would bring back and just watching people from his window.

It was pretty difficult for him growing up because his mother told him to stay inside to protect him when she was away, this caused the young boy to gain his pale complexion, barely being outside and in the sun long enough to get a healthy tan.

When he was nine years old he was in the backyard and found a dead mouse, curious about it he picked it up and cradled it in his hands. This managed to bring the mouse back to live which scared the young boy. He screamed and his mother ran outside to see what was going on. From that moment on she made him swear to never pick up a dead animal ever again and he did.

He arrived at Hogwarts at the age of eleven and immediately shut himself out, he wasn't used to soo many people in one place that it made him feel too overwhelmed. This stayed this way until he made his first friend who also happened to be his roommate, Danny Gibson.

This is also when he tries to rediscover his power again and learn more about it without his mother being there to punish him

𝕽𝖆𝖓𝖉𝖔𝖒 𝕱𝖆𝖈𝖙𝖘

Lewis has an incredible difficult time understanding other people and thus has an extremely difficult time making new friends or new contacts

Lewis looks extremely pale due to him barely going outside during the day

Once he befriends people he is still awkward but he is trying his best

He is extremely fascinated by the dead and often goes out of his way to talk with the hogwarts ghosts

He finds it easier to talk to those who are dead than to those who are alive

He is quite fearful of his own powers and while also wanting to learn more about them, he knows it hurts his body and affects his health

He has a sketchbook filled with detailed portraits of those he finds intriguing

If you want your mc to be added to his friends, or rival list, please just send me a message and it will be done!