#WITH THE HARMONICA

[caramello-styles]

you could start a cult… live version…

[dreamofcamelot]

Merlin “I would betray myself (magic) before I betray you” Emrys and Arthur “nor social norms, class divisions or even a life of indoctrination against magic could keep me away from you” Pendragon

[atlasas45]

I know there will be a new map in Sky in which is in Moominvalley and there is probably will be Moominhouse in there....

But...

What if there will be Snufkin's harmonica as the new instrument too........ Wouldn't that be silly...........

(Edit: here is the short trailer if you haven't watched it!!)

[skruttet]

some nice animations 🎶

[yuzuuu4]

do stay alive

[onemorecupofcoffee]

for a song called mr. tambourine man the guy with the harmonica won’t shut the fuck up

[nadja-antipaxos]

Hozier covering “The Weight” by the Band at Madison Square Garden with his dad, John Byrne, playing drums. It’s so cute.

New York City, October 1, 2023

[hoodoptish]

pybro

[phonographica]

The Harmonicats – Harmonicats (1958)

[mammalsofaction]

EBRRYBODY STOP AND LOOK AT THIS IMANGE

Friends :)

[val-zilla]

how many legs does paul have

[deepwaterwritingprompts]

Deep Water Prompt #3370

The devil has lots of instruments, his fiddle the most highly prized and sought after. I therefore can’t imagine he will miss the harmonica much, until I realize it’s engraved. 

[mayo-is-an-instrument]

Natural Harmonica Gropius

[that-weird-thing-in-the-woods]

•The Beginning Of The Way•

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Harmonia was walking through the lair and just thinking about her life and her siblings lives

When her old ‘Mother (What the kids call their egg-incubator they used to call ‘mother’) recognized them as her children

How she would ignore and neglect them for weeks or months on end and if she didn’t turn them into ghost when she recognized them they would probably be do, and than would love-bomb them just to go back to neglecting them and ignoring them until she wanted them to do something for her

So when she disappeared for who knows how long it took the kids to take a while (Decades) to notice her disappearance…and they weren’t really complaining they were already taking care of themselves and didn’t really have a positive relationship with her altogether so you can’t really blame them when they were not devastated about their ‘Mothers’ disappearance and they were fine just taking care of themselves and the lair and the being alone was a plus.

So when Harmonia found out they would be getting a new Aphrodite, she almost had a heart attack! She was already worried about keeping Phobos and Deimos from fighting random and more powerful ghost and get hurt and to keep creeps from Eros and to add someone who could hurt them….it scared her

So when she met Danny (Before her siblings to make sure he’s at least somewhat safe to be around and to make notes on his temper, to keep her siblings safe) so you can see why she was surprised when Danny started off by saying how he was not there to boss them around and to make them stay and that if they wanted to leave they could and if they needed help just ask him but he will ask they stay for a bit at least

And how glad she was they made the hard decision to trust a adult for once

Now they have a amazing mother figure who actually takes care of them and adores them just as much as they adore him and they get to mess with the Ancient Of War (HOW dare this man be married to their Mother!!!) and have no concerns about what he will do to them

So yeah the kids are pretty happy with their life’s or well afterlife

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[arthursfuckinghat]

There's thousands of details in rdr2 that I really love, and I say it all the time, but if I had to pick one as my favourite? It would be the campfire interactions.

From chapter one to even the epilogues, there's always something going on around a campfire.

It's always touched me in an emotional way, but the vulnerability, honesty and silliness that comes out of gang members during late night/early hour campfire conversations? It's truly a beautifully written and well executed feature that I spend a lot of time paying attention to.

The campfire is almost like the gang's communal safe space. They're free to talk, vent, sing or play instruments, and the others around will simply sit and listen or sing along. They bond over sharing these funny stories and tall tales, you have the opportunity to learn so much from the gang members by just listening around the campfire.

Lenny will talk about his father and their hardships, Hosea will talk about how much he misses Bessie or how special Dutch is to him, Reverend Swanson will be open about his addiction and the relationship he has with religion, Abigail will voice her frustrations about John, Bill will talk about how he got discharged from the army, John will talk about his worries regarding Dutch's leadership, Micah will talk about damnation and being prepared for hell, and Javier will be open about Mexico or his mother passing away and not being able to bury her.

There's plenty more, there's hundreds of different campfire interactions, but on a rare occasion - Arthur will talk. He'll sit down and begin apologising for how things have turned out, he'll admit how he's struggling to find a way forward for everyone and that he doesn't want to die but is willing to, then he'll ask for their forgiveness and excuse himself shortly after.

I find it hard to describe how despite gang members having differing options of each other, there's an unspoken mutual closeness that they share whilst talking around the fire. They'll jest and laugh and quip, but they'll also simply listen when they need to.

It's so wonderful.

[meme-streets]

you don't like harmonica ? bbwrarwarrowaow ?