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[444names]

didnt realize you took requests ?! could you generate some names that could be homestuck troll names ?? might be a weird constraint with all troll names having to be six letters exact . if not possible thanks anyways and i love your blog

Sure thing.

Names generated from American, French, German, Russian, Irish, Indian, Dutch, Swedish and Tolkienesque forenames, 6 letters long

Aadora Aalarg Aaldin Abelan Abenie Abhaga Abhika Abieth Abrach Adaich Aelina Agláth Agmuir Aitanu Ajison Alanne Albele Alivan Allynn Almuir Amaran Amedan Amhuli Amicil Amlais Anaody Ancelo Anchel Andare Anicil Anique Aniviv Anpiek Aoibha Aramit Arionn Arpied Arryle Arvion Astina Audwin Avalip Avdina Aviene Avitts Avlaur Avredy Avunie Aíbhie...

Badawn Bapyom Beagje Bealby Beanya Belory Bergar Berint Bifung Bindar Bobbar Bobita Boniël Branup Bretin Brette Briste Britel Burcán Cailís Cainia Caiton Caitra Caldil Canick Caoire Caomer Carika Cartia Catris Charon Chelly Chladh Choley Chráir Chtacy Cilinn Cinele Clanie Cléoth Cobbán Cobece Coilod Colron Comhne Comuir Corgan Corich Crindy Cécind Daille Daital Damher Dandik Dandra Darice Davily Deetin Deleem Delipp Demnah Derode Dertna Dilaya Dmielm Dolfit Domhán Dorfin Dufton Duronn Déabil Earala Earion Easkir Ediell Eibhal Eibûna Eilane Ekehta Elasta Elauke Elimon Elimor Elkath Elleor Elovia Emarin Emeane Emenry Ernick Erobby Eshina Estann Evalas Eärede Eärwil Fablán Falbhe Falmán Fannéa Fealie Feidar Feleid Findre Finger Finnya Finsir Fiolán Fithit Fodera Fodhus Formas Frajer Franne Frathg Féthek Gaitte Gaptin Garman Gathil Gearie Gebren Geline Geosla Gerdix Gergen Gerien Gerran Gertri Ginety Glaine Glance Gliani Glórid Golien Gonmil Griodh Gronda Guimin Gwalto Gwenro Güntel Güntán Hadait Haldul Halger Halvie Hamonn Handie Handre Haront Hartas Heanda Hearin Heinne Helait Heliya Helmir Hillie Horeli Hubhgh Hupeth Iladhy Ionikl Iranne Isearl Islina Jachán Jacque Jailde Janges Jeache Jenram Jerndy Joahna Joelip Joendy Johank Johiel Joseán Joslah Jundie Kajeng Karsha Karuna Kaspen Katery Kietin Kimbor Kirear Krahna Lachan Lasilm Lentir Lilaur Lippel Loloth Lomhna Lorbha Lortri Lugdai Luirie Luzgar Lúvalm Mabbán Madorl Mainny Majith Maksim Maldor Malout Mandil Maoina Maonna Margan Margha Marjas Marlad Marnán Marrdt Martúr Mathna Matine Matred Mavidh Maximh Melkey Merkob Messir Mieree Miline Miraki Mirlen Miríne Mitrie Monnav Mstino Muirey Muthôr Märtin Míchar Naacha Naines Nainey Naitra Napies Neacha Nelier Nisild Nistia Nonnoé Nánate Nóinri Odoril Oibhna Olieke Oluger Oragob Oscoly Osetin Paksal Paldor Pallah Pambaz Pamhán Parver Pathek Patier Paudor Peirit Pencey Perved Pharry Pildan Pimine Piyana Pricia Prinie Pólies Quelia Rafodd Raghis Raisan Rajane Rajean Rajena Rajita Rajith Ralene Ranath Ranern Raster Rathil Ravdea Rayany Reacel Redwie Redwil Regolë Rendra Rester Ridghe Riessa Riondh Ritath Roghar Ronjas Rosaor Rosiew Rothen Royans Rubhar Sabhin Sabras Saertz Sailda Saldon Salikh Samhón Samind Saosch Sebrín Senaht Serrys Seárie Shalil Sharaf Shonya Siarad Siasha Sighar Sippal Slanna Smaxis Smirie Soffer Somman Sonned Stóiry Suruan Suzgan Sébhar Súrina Tablás Tadhan Tergaf Thalie Theana Tienne Tineeu Tofeas Tondaw Tophij Torgha Trista Tritan Trudir Túring Udeina Uiběna Uirmar Ulinsh Umarth Unisim Uttanu Valfra Vencel Vertje Viande Vichír Viveep Vlaura Vseach Walgra Wandra Wasian Wenkia Wernán Wouele Yefiné Yvolor Yávine Zelmon Zennil Zinain Éabhán Éignes Éladin Émires Éodwin Éodymy Érichy Érijne Ídelia Óidhos

[comicsovunque]

Il piano orientale Zeina Abrached Ed. Bao Publishing, 2016

Questo gioiello grafico della Abrached è delicato come le ali di un pesce volante; è tenue come i suoni che accompagnano la vita appassionata e serena di Abdallah nelle vignette che ritmano il suo cammino e il suo colpetto garbato all'insostituibile fez e che ispirano il suo genio musicale; è amorevole come il sentimento che l'artista rivela a ogni tavola per il suo paese d'origine. Un amore che poco per volta verrà comunicato e condiviso con la adottiva Francia dove la Abrached sceglierà di vivere e a cui solo alla fine del racconto, dopo tanti ritorni a Beirut, sarà in grado di fare anche qui il suo "ritorno". Dunque, la meraviglia di poter sempre "ritornare" quando si viaggia è ciò che ci fa sentire sempre a casa. E questa sensazione si può avere solo quando "casa" è la nostra stessa vita.

Abdallah invece sceglierà Vienna per l'avventura della sua esistenza in compagnia di un vecchio amico viaggiatore rimasto troppo a lungo impantanato nelle tradizioni familiari della piccola borghesia libanese.

E cosi Zeina trova il modo di raccontare non una e ben più di due piccole incantevoli epiche storie personali, fatte di suoni, ricami, dettagli, ricci e onomatopee. Intreccia i tasti bianchi e neri del pianoforte alle sue due lingue amate, il francese e il libanese, trasformando questo avviluppo di culture differenti in un gioco ordinato, pulito, limpido. Ritrae con delicato rispetto alcune storie d'amore per l'arte, per le proprie passioni, la musica e il disegno, per l'integrazione culturale che è ricchezza reciproca e non sterile confronto tra diversi. E per le donne di Victor, naturalmente.

Il disegno mi ha richiamato inizialmente alla memoria il pollo alle prugne della Satrapi, ma in realtà questo rimando è dovuto quasi esclusivamente all'analogo uso di uno stile piatto che in quest'opera perde essenzialità e concisione per diventare piuttosto virtuosismo e arzigogolo, quasi il lavoro di un cesellatore di metalli preziosi. Sembra di vedere le geometrie maiolicate e gli affreschi damascati della cultura mediorientale diventare gioco di luci e ombre, simboli alchemici che si intrecciano svelando poco per volta la ricca trama della vita di un mondo che a volte immaginiamo troppo piccolo, ma solo perché non siamo capaci di vederlo in controluce o perché viaggiamo troppo in fretta senza goderci davvero il percorso. C'è da imparare da Abdallah.

Capolavoro di delicatezza soffusa a ritmo di musica e quarti di tono in cui non c'è spazio per il dramma di una guerra che viene così inevitabilmente evocata, ma lasciata in disparte, vinta dagli affetti, dalle amicizie e da relazioni che vibrano di una forza ben più grande di quella di una misera rassegna di volti.

[thefugitivesaint]

Virgil Finlay (1914-1971), ‘The Plaid’, ''Weird Tales'', Vol. 44, #5, 1952 Source More on the author of this particular story in ‘Weird Tales’ and to who it might be (should you be interested) can be read at the blog, ‘Tellers of Weird Tales’. Part one and Part two on Abrach. 

[chavarockyahoo]

Gracias por la invitación y por considerarme para apadrinar este programa de TV. Mañana estaré en Un insulto al buen gusto TV Show. A las 8 PM ahí estaré por si se quieren dar un rol. Gracias a los amigos de Malafama y a Fabian Abrach Cohen. Obvio, daré la patada de la suerte con una de estas bellezas de botas. @un_insulto_al_buen_gusto https://www.instagram.com/p/CbgBmTpOCIB/?utm_medium=tumblr

[ladiesofloire]

GLADIOLUS →  strength.  honor.  remembrance.

Full Name: Eiric "Effie" MacDonald

Date of Birth: August 9, 1676

Focus of Magic: Magic of Time

Country of Origin: Scotland

Pronouns: She/Her

Faceclaim: Gillian Anderson

The life you have lived is one many fear. You have suffered loss and hardship, and have been knocked down more times than you can count. But there is honor to be found in those who refuse to be broken. You have taken everything that life throws at you, and you have made something of yourself. You have fought to move forward in honor of the one that you have lost, and you will continue to fight until the bitter end. Fate has tried many times to bring you down, and no doubt will it try yet again, but even if fate brings you down one hundred times, you will rise one hundred and one.

Strengths:  agelessness, barrier generation, telekinesis Weaknesses: offensive magic, healing, transformation Positive Traits: empirical, insightful, protective Negative Traits: cynical, impulsive, outspoken

The GLADIOLUS is loved by BLOO.

Daughter to heir of the Clann Iain Abrach, she was born of the peace treaty between the Glenlyons and MacDonalds, raised to be loyal to her families and not necessarily the crown that threatened to take all their lands. Just like every Donald that came before her, Effie’s youth was spent finding purpose in the clan and she eventually found her place as a shield-maiden much to the chagrin of her loyalist mother. Valiantly fighting beside her father and uncle in the Williamite War, their smaller though notably influential clan refused to sign allegiance to the English king. Of course, that only made them a target to be felled by a late night raid that would later be known as the Massacre of Glencoe. Managing to escape with her uncle as her father laid down his life to ensure their safety, the clan was scattered into pieces from the defeat, fading into obscurity for a time. Vowing revenge of the fallen, she was the first to swear allegiance to her uncle and ensured his rise to becoming the clan’s next chief, where she first decided to utilize her innate abilities to influence the others into reforming even stronger than before as well as turn the tables in battle as needed to increase morale. It was only a matter of time, though, that her uncle would find out her true power and declare her a witch in spite of everything she’d done for him…

After some time wandering and carefully listening in on whispers of rumors, she eventually found the steps of Loire Valley’s Academy for Women and someone else to swear her life to; the headmistress and her coven. A venerable practitioner of the arts herself, she was a welcomed addition to the staff as both groundskeeper and instructor in defensive magic. To this day though, Effie feels the heavy burden of failing her lost comrades and then losing control of her lofty post for she was one of watchers patrolling that evening, her negligence costing her then-lover and fellow shield-maiden’s life. 

[cdicdd]

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[thepeacefulspider]

Clint Eastwood’s “Letters from Iwo Jima” (2006)

“And since my last post was Million Dollar Baby, allow me to follow up with another of Clint Eastwood’s masterpieces, Letters from Iwo Jima, a second World War epic uniquely told from the point of view of the Japanese. Ken Watanabe delivers a towering performance, worthy in my opinion of an Oscar.” - J. Abrache.

Summary: “The story of the battle of Iwo Jima between the United States and Imperial Japan during World War II, as told from the perspective of the Japanese who fought it.“ - imdb.com.

Letters from Iwo Jima’s imdb.com page, with reviews and trailers:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0498380

“… The opening moments of "Letters" have a cosmic zoom-like effect, taking us from the timeless and abstract (stars/sand) into a specific place and time: "Iwo Jima 2005," as a title denotes. It was on this barren little sulfuric spec in the Pacific Ocean, only about five miles from one end to the other, that so many people fought and died 60 years ago. …” - Roger Ebert.

Roger Ebert’s complete review of the movie:

https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/letters-from-iwo-jima-2007

Enjoy :)

[thepeacefulspider]

Clint Eastwood’s “Million Dollar Baby” (2004)

“It has been a long time since my latest review, but I am back with an authentic treat: Clint Eastwood’s marvelous Million Dollar Baby. The film rests on the shoulders of Hilary Swank, who delivers her best acting performance, and those of Morgan Freeman and Clint Eastwood. The latter’s masterful direction of the movie is another reason why I consider him a living American legend.” - J. Abrache.

Summary: “A determined woman works with a hardened boxing trainer to become a professional.“ - imdb.com.

Million Dollar Baby’s imdb.com page, with reviews and trailers:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0405159

“… Clint Eastwood's "Million Dollar Baby" is a masterpiece, pure and simple, deep and true. It tells the story of an aging fight trainer and a hillbilly girl who thinks she can be a boxer. It is narrated by a former boxer who is the trainer's best friend. But it's not a boxing movie. It is a movie about a boxer. What else it is, all it is, how deep it goes, what emotional power it contains, I cannot suggest in this review, because I will not spoil the experience of following this story into the deepest secrets of life and death. This is the best film of the year. …” - Roger Ebert.

Roger Ebert’s complete review of the movie:

https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/million-dollar-baby-2005

Enjoy :)

[thepeacefulspider]

Oliver Stone’s “Platoon” (1986)

“Here is Oliver Stone’s mid-80′s landmark movie, Platoon. It ranks up there with Apocalypse Now and The Deer Hunter in a trio of masterpieces documenting America’s rout in Vietnam, with each film providing its unique take and perspective. A stunning lesson of cinema from a master movie maker.” - J. Abrache.

Summary: “A young soldier in Vietnam faces a moral crisis when confronted with the horrors of war and the duality of man.“ - imdb.com.

Platoon’s imdb.com page, with reviews and trailers:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091763

“… The Vietnam War is the central moral and political issue of the last quarter-century, for Americans. It has inspired some of the greatest recent American films: "Apocalypse Now," "The Deer Hunter," "Coming Home," "The Killing Fields." Now here is the film that, in a curious way, should have been made before any of the others. A film that says - as the Vietnam Memorial in Washington says - that before you can make any vast, sweeping statements about Vietnam, you have to begin by understanding the bottom line, which is that a lot of people went over there and got killed, dead, and that is what the war meant for them. …” - Roger Ebert.

Roger Ebert’s complete review of the movie:

https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/platoon-1986

Enjoy :)

[thepeacefulspider]

Quentin Tarentino’s “Pulp Fiction” (1994)

“... And no serious collection of great film and film makers should ignore Quentin Tarentino. Here is for me the highlight of his considerable output, a movie that did not loose an ounce of its glittering sparkle after more than 25 years of its release. Pulp Fiction was one of the most innovative films of the 1990s and remained a model to follow for would-be directors since then.” - J. Abrache.

Summary: “The lives of two mob hitmen, a boxer, a gangster and his wife, and a pair of diner bandits intertwine in four tales of violence and redemption.“ - imdb.com.

Pulp Fiction’s imdb.com page, with reviews and trailers:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110912

“… Tarantino is too gifted a filmmaker to make a boring movie, but he could possibly make a bad one: Like Edward D. Wood Jr., proclaimed the Worst Director of All Time, he's in love with every shot - intoxicated with the very act of making a movie. It's that very lack of caution and introspection that makes "Pulp Fiction" crackle like an ozone generator: Here's a director who's been let loose inside the toy store, and wants to play all night. …” - Roger Ebert.

Roger Ebert’s complete review of the movie:

https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/pulp-fiction-1994

Enjoy :)

[thepeacefulspider]

James Cameron’s “Titanic” (1997)

“No serious collection of great films could be complete without Titanic. So here it is, shiny and glorious. James Cameron’s masterpiece is a marvel of movie making, a spellbinding motion picture of epic scale. DiCaprio and Winslet deliver one of the best perfomances of the earlier part of their distinguished careers. If for some mysterious reason you have not enjoyed the movie yet, this is my wake-up call to you. You are welcome!” - J. Abrache.

Summary: “A seventeen-year-old aristocrat falls in love with a kind but poor artist aboard the luxurious, ill-fated R.M.S. Titanic.“ - imdb.com.

Titanic’s imdb.com page, with reviews and trailers:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120338

“… James Cameron's 194-minute, $200 million film of the tragic voyage is in the tradition of the great Hollywood epics. It is flawlessly crafted, intelligently constructed, strongly acted and spellbinding. If its story stays well within the traditional formulas for such pictures, well, you don't choose the most expensive film ever made as your opportunity to reinvent the wheel. …” - Roger Ebert.

Roger Ebert’s complete review of the movie:

https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/titanic-1997

Enjoy :)

[thepeacefulspider]

Stephen Gaghan’s “Syriana” (2005)

“Syriana is a multi-layered, complex, and sophisticated tale of the oil industry geopolitics. Despite its complexity and the need to re-watch it once or twice before fully understanding the whole thing, the first watching session will still provide plenty of satisfaction to the most demanding viewers. George Clooney delivers here what I believe is his best role. The other characters do not disappoint either.” - J. Abrache.

Summary: “A politically charged epic about the state of the oil industry in the hands of those personally involved in and affected by it.“ - imdb.com.

Syriana’s imdb.com page, with reviews and trailers:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0365737

“… "Syriana" is an endlessly fascinating movie about oil and money, America and China, traders and spies, the Gulf States and Texas, reform and revenge, bribery and betrayal. Its interlocking stories come down to one thing: There is less oil than the world requires, and that will make some people rich and others dead. The movie seems to take sides, but take a step back and look again. It finds all of the players in the oil game corrupt and compromised, and even provides a brilliant speech in defense of corruption, by a Texas oilman (Tim Blake Nelson). This isn't about Left and Right but about Have and Have Not. ...” - Roger Ebert.

Roger Ebert’s complete review of the movie:

https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/syriana-2005

Enjoy :)

[thepeacefulspider]

Zhang Yimou’s “Raise the Red Lantern” (1991)

“There is no excuse for anyone remotely interested in Chinese cinema, history, and culture not to watch and re-watch Zhang Yimou’s masterpiece. A beautiful depiction of the system of concubines and the condition of women in China in the beginning of the 20th century. This landmark movie has everything: voluptuous beauty of the pictures and the colors, and engaging story told simply, virtuoso direction from Yimou, and nuanced acting from all involved, with special mention going to Gong Li’s extraordinary performance.” - J. Abrache.

Summary: “A young woman becomes the fourth wife of a wealthy lord, and must learn to live with the strict rules and tensions within the household.“ - imdb.com.

Raise the Red Lantern’s imdb.com page, with reviews and trailers:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101640

“… Zhang Yimou (born 1951) is a member of the "Fifth Generation" of Chinese filmmakers, those who began working after the Cultural Revolution and dealt with Chinese society in a more open and artistic away than was permitted at the height of Maoism. Not all of the generation's films were approved by Chinese authorities for wide domestic release, but they were a valuable source of foreign exchange and found world audiences; "Raise the Red Lantern" tied for the Silver Lion at Venice and was nominated for an Oscar. He followed it with "To Live" (1994), also starring Gong Li, in the story of an obsessive gambler who loses everything and then makes an extraordinary wartime comeback. After the success of "Qui Ju," "Ju Dou," "To Live" and this film, all with Zhang Yimou, Gong Li worked for Chen Kaige, another Fifth Generation member, in the extraordinary "Farewell My Concubine" (1993). Few actresses have such an artistic accomplishment in such a short time.

If the directors and actors of that burst of creativity have never quite equaled it since, perhaps it is because they were originally inspired by the long frustration they experienced before China's arts began to open up. "Raise the Red Lantern" is told so directly and beautifully, with such confidence, with so little evidence of compromise. It is the product of a time when the new Chinese film industry could support such work, but had not yet learned to meddle with it.” - Roger Ebert.

Roger Ebert’s complete review of the movie:

https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/great-movie-raise-the-red-lantern-1990

Enjoy :)

[thepeacefulspider]

Ang Lee’s “Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon” (2000)

“Since my previous post was about The Matrix, allow me please to suggest a (much) better treat: Ang Lee’s Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. This is a unique film where action is elevated to the status of art and poetry. Whether you like martial arts or not is simply irrelevant with CTHD; do yourself a favor and just watch it.” - J. Abrache.

Summary: “A young Chinese warrior steals a sword from a famed swordsman and then escapes into a world of romantic adventure with a mysterious man in the frontier of the nation.“ - imdb.com.

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon’s imdb.com page, with reviews and trailers:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0190332

“… There are those, I know, who will never go to a martial arts movie, just as some people hate Westerns; Jack Warner once told his producers, "Don't make me any more movies where the people write with feathers." But like all ambitious movies, "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" transcends its origins and becomes one of a kind. It's glorious, unashamed escapism and surprisingly touching at the same time. And they're really up there in those trees.” - Roger Ebert.

Roger Ebert’s complete review of the movie:

https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/crouching-tiger-hidden-dragon-2000

Enjoy :)

[thepeacefulspider]

The Wachowski Brothers’ “The Matrix” (1999)

“A friend of mine requested this post, and I am happy to oblige. Is “The Matrix” a great movie? For me, the answer is not straightforward, and depends on the meaning of great. If you define greatness by subtle psychological studies and characters, then it is definitely not a great film. If you are rather after pure excitement, adrenaline-pumping action, and breathtaking effects, you will be abundantly served. Twenty years ago, there was a real “cult” surrrounding the “Matrix” phenomenon, and this first part of the trilogy perfectly embodies it, aided by a surprise effect and freshness unfortunately absent in the two following sequels.” - J. Abrache.

Summary: “A computer hacker learns from mysterious rebels about the true nature of his reality and his role in the war against its controllers.“ - imdb.com.

The Matrix’s imdb.com page, with reviews and trailers:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0133093

“…"The Matrix" did not bore me. It interested me so much, indeed, that I wanted to be challenged even more. I wanted it to follow its material to audacious conclusions, to arrive not simply at victory, but at revelation. I wanted an ending that was transformational, like "Dark City's," and not one that simply throws us a sensational action sequence. I wanted, in short, a Third Act.” - Roger Ebert.

Roger Ebert’s complete review of the movie:

https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/the-matrix-1999

Enjoy :)