#Thu

[haladriel]

Spell-wronged monsters about him thronged, working his bidding dark and vile: the werewolves of the Wizard's Isle THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RINGS OF POWER // EP II.I

[gloriaregaii]

My roman empire.

@rh6enys / kai on Tiktok.

[sesamenom]

and finrod fell before the throne

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click for quality, version without the song-magic below cut

[laurelaicoop]

Being the first non-native individual allowed into Aodilea in several centuries, Thu has spent the past five years cataloging the life and culture of the Audi to (with permission) show to colleagues on the outside. Sometimes they're not exactly up to professional standards, but not everything has to be business.

[z3ny44]

GUYS!!

I GOT A SIGNED PAGE AND DOODLE BY REBECCA SUGAR AND IAN

[maademadeer]

Lá o tempo espera Lá é primavera Portas e janelas ficam sempre abertas Pra sorte entrar Em todas as mesas, pão Flores enfeitando Os caminhos, os vestidos, os destinos E essa canção

Tem um verdadeiro amor Para quando você for

viralejo- marissa monte

spottedleaf - doodle

[taking-it-paperback]

I genuinely love every single one of their early interactions.

[aureentuluva70]

I found these and I don't know about you but I've since become fixated with the idea of Sauron actually being very alike to Manwë except in, you know, being incredibly malicious and cruel. Basically if Manwë had fallen to evil. Which makes the fact that Melkor makes Mairon his top lieutenant both funny and yet strangely sad all at once.

[meoyeuca1503]

01.11.2024

Em nghĩ gì nhiều thế

Cứ bình thường thôi, em 😿

[tripstaysnoided]

She should be at the club!

[tar-thelien]

Baby girl will be out tm on my art blog😘 

lmao I´m not that patient, find it here

[hungle01]

Những việc anh làm, là đã suy nghĩ rất kĩ, lý trí dẫn lối cho anh như vậy,còn... con tim anh thì cũng đồng ý với lý trí. Vậy nên không có khái niệm sai hay đúng, mà chuyện có thành hay bại mà thôi.

Hôm nay anh hơi buồn,trời vào Thu không nên ở một mình?

[jhsharman]

"A Change of Ad-Dress"

Hey. Don't knock the use of "thru" in the first panel. This is just following through on the reform legacies of Theodore Roosevelt and George Bernard Shaw! From wikipedia:

The Simplified Spelling Board was founded in the United States in 1906. The SSB's original 30 members consisted of authors, professors and dictionary editors. Andrew Carnegie, a founding member, supported the SSB with yearly bequests of more than US$300,000. In April 1906, it published a list of 300 words, which included 157 spellings that were already in common use in American English. In August 1906, the SSB word list was adopted by Theodore Roosevelt, who ordered the Government Printing Office to start using them immediately. However, in December 1906, the U.S. Congress passed a resolution and the old spellings were reintroduced. Nevertheless, some of the spellings survived and are commonly used in American English today, such as anaemia/anæmia→anemia and mould→mold. Others such as mixed→mixt and scythe→sithe did not survive. In 1920, the SSB published its Handbook of Simplified Spelling, which set forth over 25 spelling reform rules. The handbook noted that every reformed spelling now in general use was originally the overt act of a lone writer, who was followed at first by a small minority. Thus, it encouraged people to "point the way" and "set the example" by using the reformed spellings whenever they could.  However, with its main source of funds cut off, the SSB disbanded later that year.

In Britain, spelling reform was promoted from 1908 by the Simplified Spelling Society and attracted a number of prominent supporters. One of these was George Bernard Shaw (author of Pygmalion) and much of his considerable will was left to the cause. Among members of the society, the conditions of his will gave rise to major disagreements, which hindered the development of a single new system.

[sesamenom]

So I was rereading the Lay, and Sauron (Thu) says "Whom do ye serve, light or mirk? Who is the maker of the mightiest work? who is the king of earthly kings, the greatest giver of gold and rings?"

"greatest giver of gold and rings" clearly alludes to his whole Annatar thing, except this is in the First Age where he has a full time job as the Lieutenant of Morgoth. So uh. is the Lord of Werewolves running an Etsy shop out of Tol-in-gaurhoth?

(I couldn't decide what hair to give him so I gave him all of them!)

Closeups under cut

[laurelaicoop]

Where did Thu get that scar?

Thu generally likes to keep an aura of distant professionalism, but that doesn't stop her from messing with people from time to time.