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Inspiration for a large timeless beige two-story vinyl gable roof remodel

[emkini]

Guileless son, I'll shape your belief And you'll always know that your father's a thief And you won't understand the cause of your grief But you'll always follow the voices beneath

[my-cabbages-gorl]

Post war politicians zukaang, tell me you see the vision

history will say they were allies

[highfantasy-soul]

I know this isn't going to have any effect on those who feel justified in hating the adaptations they do - all sorts from comic to screen, book to screen, animated to live-action - but in my re-watch of ATLA (animated), I've noticed a lot more 'eeehhh' storytelling than I did in my other watches. Because I'm looking for it to compare specifically how they did it in the animated to how they did it in the live-action.

And let me tell you - the animated story is amazing, phenomenal, one of my favorites ever...and it has storytelling issues.

So maybe, if you were convinced the PJO adaptation was shit, the ATLA adaptation was awful, the Wheel of Time show was a tragedy, try going back and watching/reading the OG LOOKING for things to gripe about. Treat the OG like you treat the adaptation - with the most critical eye for any inconsistency, character work you don't like, plot holes, expositional dialogue, and pacing issues.

LOOK for those issues, and I guarantee you'll find them. Because, let me let you in on a secret: no story is perfect. We love them anyways because the story is still good. It's still meaningful. It still has merit.

Imagine the OG is actually the adaptation and (if you're able to honestly do that) you'll find things the adaptation did better.

Again, I know the people who've made it their personality to hate all adaptations and pretend they're storytelling geniuses who know best aren't going to pay attention to this, but idk, maybe one person will? Or for us more forgiving watchers, we'll be able to catch ourselves if we start to make some uncharitable, knee-jerk arguments about certain pieces of media.

Idk, just try it maybe.

[inkblackorchid]

Character bingo for Jack and Carly! :)

Loved your Architects fic, looking forward to more of that!

Oooooo, another one of these!

The OG doofus. Grade-A bastard. Would kick him in the shins (affectionately). My son who Doesn't Know When To Quit.

Beloved, gorgeous, darling, amazing, deserved so much better, I send her ALL the kisses (except the ones that go to Aki). If there were more options to express "I want to treat her to a spa day, buy her ice cream and would listen to her complain about work for 398247289498 hours", you best believe I'd be ticking all of them.

And thank you, hehe! Despite what my ao3 profile might indicate at this point, more Carly stuff is, in fact, still planned. Like hell am I gonna let those ideas go to waste.

[poopiefart420]

How it feels to think about the headcanon that fire lady Ilah died when ozai was born

(I may or may not have been listening to class of 2013 by mitski)

[forever-eternal]

Made more Atlas Fanart, featuring Best Boy Raphael— Vee’s Go-To Turtle!

Based on a quote d0mino responded to a comment with :)

“My older sister stayed silent to be steady for me us, so now I’m twice as loud because this rage is not only mine. This scream is not just for me.”

[sulkybender]

tired: Hakodad

wired: Piandad

@ranilla-bean

[sokkas-first-fangirl]

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Mirabel had never really expected the war to reach the Northern Water Tribe, not even when Isabela was revealed to be the Avatar- because of course it was Perfect Princess Isabela. Abuela had been simultaneously delighted, proud and terrified, even Mirabel had seen it.

But all the same…They were safe. They had their high walls that had never ever been breached.

“We are strong,” Abuela always said. “We are safe here.”

But then the snow turned black.

*

In which the Madrigals rule the Northern Water Tribe, and the Fire Nation is on their doorstep at long last.

[dextervexter]

beginning to realize im apparently the only one who understands the character

[petrichorium]

Went thrifting today and while I did not find what I was looking for I did find a copy of atlas shrugged on the harlequin/silhouette bookshelf so the trip was a true success

[tulsaroofers]

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The Threat to Our Democracy isn't Just Trump, it is the Republican Party

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