#The Green Devil

[iyamiflowershop]

GET HIS ASS!!!!!!!!!

[tessawinterbourne]

[froegs]

family

[hellalugosi]

Interview with the Vampire - Season 2, Episode 5

Candyman (1992)

[magicaldragons]

LMAOOO, why does every kdrama i start either have a potential gay ship or turn out to be queer-coded.

[creepincrawl]

Natural Earth

I made this to pair with my “Sea Devil” piece, but I went with my more nature-y Frutiger Aero aesthetic that I don’t often give as much attention to!

Below is all of the text I put together for this so it’s easier to read:

Asclepias syriaca - Chamaenerion angustifolium - Oxalis latifolia - Salvadora persica - Taxus baccata - Lilium lancifolium - Olea europaea - Endocellion glaciale - Terminalia arjuna - tapeinochilos ananassae - Protea repens - Eucalyptus camaldulensis - Acer palmatum - Drosera quartzicola - Kunzea ericoides Together, we breathe in the earth and exhale our lives CONSERVE YOUR COMPASSION

The list of scientific names is of different plants all over the world, and I tried to be as varied as possible! Despite how different places all over the world may be, nature is always a uniting constant.

[clj-art-blog]

Wedding in Cangyan Sea (option two) | DFQC & XLH | CH, XF, SQ View all art CLJ 360°

[disneytva]

In honor of Disney Television Animation's 40th Anniversary, the studio did an art gallery by artists from the multiple crews from the studio.

Wander Over Yonder Artwork by the talented Israel Sanchez (Disney Television Animation Multiplatform")

"Star Vs. The Forces Of Evil" by the talented Kassandra Heller ("Big City Greens" franchise)

40th Anniversary Logos by Suzanna Olson ("Gravity Falls", "DuckTales (2017)", Disney TVA "Development")

"40 Years of Disney Television Animation" by Emily Carson ("Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure", Disney TVA Development)

[dailyflicks]

Devil (2010)

[devilsminionworlddomination]

Cynthia has a big hat... Armand had a big hat... Am I the only one seeing the similarities???

[soulsuckker1]

Recently some green defenders have been a bit too funny and then say something along the lines of ‘’have you read the books?’’ . I have and yes Alicent is an abuser, manipulator and a villain. They changed her so much in the show, but in the books she is 19 and Viserys is 27 and she married him OUT OF AMBITION. She wanted to marry him, give him a son and plant it on the throne. Because this woman (she’s over 18, like literally a woman) bullied and mentally abused 8 year old Rhaenyra. She is evil and even tho the maesters are green biased and try to make out Alicent to be better and demonize Rhaenyra, her treatment of Rhaenyra was never denied. Like come on Rhaenyra probably just wanted to play with dolls and Alicent was calling that child a whore. Rhaenyra hasn’t had a moment of peace since Alicent came in the picture. I appreciate her as a villain in the books, because she basically wasn’t this innocent and poor girl we had in the show, she is purely evil and had one goal and she achieved it. But all the people who make out Rhaenyra to be the bad one (a victim and she is not perfect, because PERFECT VICTIMS DON’T EXIST) and always baby and defend Alicent blindly, no you are not cute for doing this and no Alicent will never be iconic. Not in the books and not in the show.

[bemyvillain]

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[tornrose24]

I can’t wait to see how crazy this will get! (Especially because I made sure to include some non-human options). I feel like I can guess the outcome knowing this site, but maybe I will be pleasantly surprised. Have fun and remember to pick wisely. Don’t do it to be ironic!

[citrusclowncircus]

dmc slop with the stupid brothers

[kakyoin-daily]

Sparkly ass fit

[disinherited-dornishman]

I will never forgive HotD for robbing us of the cunning, lethal Criston Cole who assassinated Ser Joffrey Lonmouth legally in front of the entire royal court without consequence by framing it as an accident in a tourney, shattered Harwin Strong in a melee so bad that he was called "Brokenbones" from his nickname "Breakbones", and without hesitation started plotting with his Queen over the corpse of King Viserys. The same one whose words swayed Aegon II over the edge to finally usurp Rhaenyra.

Hell, even Fire and Blood made his character lesser than his first mention. The first time we hear about him is as this obvious foil mention in Jaime's chapter in A Feast For Crows, this enigmatic historical figure with a badass nickname who seemed the lynchpin of a devastating event that killed the dragons, and gods alone know for what reason. Was he embittered against Rhaenyra? Was he duplicitous scum who in his vying for more power embroiled the entire realm in its single most ruinous war? Or did he, like Jaime who too murdered a "dragon", have a noble reason that history never knew? The speculation alone made him one of my favorite characters.

But at least F&B, lesser though it made his character, gave us something alternative. He just turned out to be a vengeful, conservative general who, although extremely competent, got his comeuppance eventually in the field of war, but okay.

Now, the show did something right by making him Dornish, and highlighting his lowborn status, but then they just... went nowhere substantial with it. And then they also turn him into an emotional psycho who accidentally kills Lord Beesbury, while Joffrey Lonmouth is blatantly beaten to death in the middle of a wedding. Like what???

Criston Cole fails upward into becoming the Hand of the King while being given looks of disbelief by Otto rather than coming into the position because of his competence in ruling a wartime realm, much like how Churchill became PM during WW2 to replace the previously incompetent PM (only to lose the position post-war when people realized he wasn't cut out for peacetimes.)

They really could've given us the best of both worlds. A lowborn, Dornish Criston who is still humanized in his struggle to keep to the ideals of honour while feeling inappropriate things for Rhaenyra/Alicent, but who reluctantly (or vengefully) takes to the schemes of the court like fish to water, and who eventually sheds said ideals to fully embraces his role as a Machievellian warlord in order to save the family he's come to love and cherish (the Greens).

But that wouldn't make the writers' favorite protagonist perfect enough, because in their minds, in order to make the most likeable protagonist, they need to be facing someone cartoonishly incompetent/villanous??

I just don't get it...