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paarthinfrabuild · 4 years

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5 reasons why one should buy property in Lucknow

City of Lucknow, inhabited on the two sides of river Gomti, is a beautiful city that transitions from old to new in a matter of a few kilometers. The core of this city is its historical monuments, which are juxtaposed with glass and steel facade of state-of-the-art constructions. The old bazars are still attracting crowds for their variety, while fashionable malls are equally liked by new age city dwellers. The tranquil locales, modern infrastructure and a relaxed lifestyle has been attracting people from all over to make this city as their home for years and with time, its charm has only increased.

Today, Lucknow has emerged as one of the country's most important cities. Lucknow is now emerging in various sectors such as retailing, manufacturing and IT after securing its position in the smart cities of India, thanks to a proactive government. As a natural corollary, the city is attracting many developers and homebuyers with the growth of new infrastructure. Here is a list of top 5 reasons, why one should look at investing in a good property in Lucknow.

1. Lucknow Metro - Every city in India has faced chaotic traffic as it grew. Lucknow, however, escaped this due to visionary planning of infrastructure agencies. The metro rail work was started ahead of time and resulted in being ready when the city would have faced challenges of traffic. It makes moving around in the city very comfortable.

2. Connectivity with the world - Lucknow boasts of a modern international airport and a railway station connected to almost every city in India through an efficient network. Unlike most other cities, both these places have excellent connectivity with rest of the city. The Shaheed path connecting to airport from the developed areas of the city is a testimony to the foresight of city planners.

3. Recreational facilities - Lucknow has many places to spend a day either in complete relaxation or by engaging in an activity one likes. Two cricket stadiums in the city, with the latest one, Atal Behari Vajpayee stadium even hosting international cricket matches, have brought the most played game in India to its residents in a spectacular fashion. The museums, cinema halls and a host of other such facilities ensure that one never feels lack of recreation options in this city.

4. Medical and educational infrastructure - This city rubs shoulders with the top metros of India, when it comes to educational and medical infrastructure. With top schools and colleges, an IIM, a AIIMS equivalent hospital with multiple top notch private hospitals, Lucknow offers a peace of mind like no other similar city in India. The city provides the best environment for a child to engage in various activities, while studying for a multi-faceted development.

5. Modern retail - Lucknowites have adopted to modern retail like fish to water. Latest malls like Phoenix and Fun republic have attracted and introduced people to the best national and international brands. The ubiquitous fashionable city dweller, mixing with the people in traditional attire make this city as lovely as one could get.

There are a few locations which have harnessed these advantages to the maximum. A couple of residential complexes, Arka and Aadyant by Paarth Infrabuild in Gomti Nagar Extension, located right next to Phoenix mall and Atal Behari Vajpayee stadium, bang on Shaheed path are the kind of location, one can only imagine for that coveted home.

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balloonicornjr · 5 years

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The Quiet

The wee hours of the morning are my favorite. Now, How I Met Your Mother asserts that "nothing good ever happens past 2 A.M.", but I'd like to add a corollary: "unless you're alone."

These hours produce interesting thoughts and some of the most calming environments. I've taken night time walks simply wandering, just seeing where my legs take me, and I never regretted them. It's a different kind of quiet you can feel. A lone street lamp. An occasional passing car or a restless cricket. If you're lucky, perhaps another quiet soul going about their business. It's serene.

Indoors, these hours can be spent in very productive manners. Get the things done you didn't want to do during the day! Maybe watch some shows with some earbuds in or simply enjoy a nice warm beverage (low-calories, since you shouldn't consume much before bed). Me, I like to stare at the ceiling and contemplate the events of the day. Sort of unwind and collect myself. It certainly helps.

The quiet hours are my favorite, but that's most likely due to the fact that it's the only times I get to be alone. With just you and your thoughts, there's no better time than the earliest of mornings. So long as you're careful not to wake anybody up.

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hiddlesfashion · 8 years

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January 30, 2014: the March issue of Elle UK was released featuring Tom Hiddleston A God Among Men.

A video posted by The Fashion of Tom Hiddleston (@hiddlesfashion) on Jan 30, 2017 at 5:50am PST

full interview below

Tom Hiddleston: A god among men?

Hollywood A-lister, ELLE writer, YouTube sensation – Tom Hiddleston’s cult status is evident on every platform. And, as ELLE’s Annabel Brog discovers, he’s not afraid of revealing, well, everything.

When ELLE’s Editor-in-Chief Lorraine Candy was at Wimbledon last year, she rather naively tweeted afterwards: ‘I sat next to actor Tom Hiddleston and his girlfriend Jane. He’s a very funny man.’ She has never – bear in mind this is a mother of four who edits a fashion magazine, which puts her high on a certain demographic hit-list – been trolled like it. The responses veered between righteous fury that she had outed Hiddleston as being ‘With Girlfriend’, and rather bloodthirsty expressions of envy that she had, you know, talked to him.

Tom Hiddleston inspires fervour in his fans. He’s an extraordinary actor who has won universal acclaim – his roles include feckless Prince Hal in the BBC’s The Hollow Crown; sweet, doomed Captain Nicholls in Spielberg’s War Horse; and currently the blood-drenched warrior Coriolanus at the Donmar Ware- house – but it’s his performance as pallid, sociopathic god of mischief Loki in the Thor and Avengers Assemble films that catapulted him into the stratosphere. To put it in context: Hiddleston recently donated a pair of signed Converse to the Small Steps charity auction, alongside the likes of Mick Jagger and Kate Moss. His shoes sold for £4,500 (more than anyone else’s). He is very appreciative of the interest, while simultaneously being uncomfortable with the idea of fame. ‘Do I like it? It’s sort of inconsequential in a way, a weird corollary to everything else I’ve done. I cannot tell you how surprising it is. It’s like, really? REALLY? I honestly try not to think about it too much.’

We are nestled under a heater in the beer garden of a north-west London pub on a chilly December evening. Hiddleston is drinking whiskey, which is part of my cunning strategy to break him down – he has always given me the impression of being very prepared in interviews – but it doesn’t work. After five shots, he remains entirely in control.

Nonetheless, he is rather adorable: ferociously bright (he went to Eton, then Cambridge, where he got a double first), earnest ('I know. I’m sorry. I can’t help it’), obliging, and old-fashioned. Partly that’s his classical- ly handsome face, partly it’s his impeccable manners, and partly it’s the way he constructs his sentences.

Describing his favourite book, William Boyd’s Any Human Heart, for instance, he says, 'Like all life, it contains multitudes’; or, on opening up to new people, 'I fear I am initially quite private.’ When he is sure of his subject – talking about work, family, culture – he is eloquent and assertive. When he is less certain – typically on the subject of himself – his voice rises slightly in inadvertent questions: 'I’m solitary [but] I don’t think that’s a good thing, I think I’m better in company?’ Or: 'I know that there’s this thinking capacity, which is possibly not a good thing?’

Tom William Hiddleston is 33 (on 9 February, to be precise), a middle child with one sister 15 months older, and another five years younger. His childhood sounds like a simple, pleasurable place. 'I have memories of climbing trees and watching The Snowman, with David Bowie introducing it in his snowman scarf.’ He starts to laugh. 'When I actually learned who David Bowie was, I was like, “That’s the man from The Snowman”. And people were: “Never say that again. That’s Ziggy Stardust. Shut up!”’

His parents are incredibly proud of him: 'It’s taken us a while to get there. It’s one of those conversations I don’t have with them, but I just know that they are [proud]. If we [he and his mother] start talking about it, we will both collapse in a heap of tears. It’s moving to make your mother proud.’

Growing up surrounded by women has had a glorious effect on his view of them. 'I believe in the strength and intelligence and sensitivity of women. My mother, my sisters [they] are strong. My mum is a strong woman and I love her for it.’ He is also – praise the Lord for men like Hiddleston – very romantic. When asked about love and relationships, he simply says, 'Honesty is a gift – to be honest about who you are and how you feel – because it encourages intimacy, and intimacy is really where’s it at. To be known and know someone is an amazing feeling, and you don’t get there if you’re pretending to be anyone else.’

Hiddleston voices Captain Hook in Disney’s Tinker Bell And The Pirate Fairy (out this month), and has a high-impact cameo in Muppets Most Wanted. But his next lead in a film is in an homage to both strong women and love. Only Lovers Left Alive is an enchanting, funny, somnolent Jim Jarmusch project in which he plays Adam, a 500-year-old vampire rock star with suicidal leanings. 'Adam is a delicate soul,’ says Tom. Adam is, indeed, delicate, but he is also (and this is where Tom’s gift for comedy comes into play) sweet and entirely useless, a reclusive musician suffering the despair of being eternal. Think undead My Chemical Romance fan. He stars opposite Tilda Swinton, who he says is just like her giddy, optimistic character, Eve. 'She’s the most beautiful woman in the world, and it’s seemingly effortless. She’s very, very warm. Tilda and I would be laughing sometimes and Jim would come in and say [he adopts a lazy Ohio drawl]: “Taaammmm, you smile a lot, man. And Adam doesn’t smile so much.”’ He also loved the purity of the love story. 'Adam is so deeply flawed, and depressive, and melancholic. But Eve just loves it, loves his commitment to it. We were trying to make a film about acceptance. And true love is an acceptance of someone else for who they are.’

So Hiddleston is clever, eloquent, charming, sensitive and earnest. But then there’s that other side, the spontaneous and silly side, best seen on YouTube, where he has become an inadvertent sensation due to the fact that 'I don’t know what my boundaries are, I just say yes to things’.

That’s how he ended up throwing some serious shapes on Alan Carr: Chatty Man, which, for the record, was 1) not planned: 'I promise I had no idea I was going to do that’; and 2) the genuine Hiddleston disco experience: 'If you asked me to dance now, it would be the same moves. That’s my dance.’ He can also be seen sing- ing Michael Jackson’s Man In The Mirror on Korean TV, because the talk show host asked him which part of his body he had most confidence in and he said his voice. (And, yes, he was tempted to say something smutty: 'I’m English, so I’m dirty.’) His own favourite clip features him teaching the Cookie Monster a lesson in delayed gratification. ('Are you saying if me wait, me going to get cookie?’) 'I’m proud that I’ve met him.

He’s the Cookie Monster, a cultural icon. My mum loves it and my niece loves it. She’s two years old and she thinks there’s nothing illogical about Uncle Tom speak- ing to the Cookie Monster.’

So when we meet for the second time, after he comes off stage at the Donmar, I am tempted to see if the no-boundaries thing is for real. There is beer involved (the man can drink) and a line of questioning veering from the absurd to the inappropriate. Put it this way, he’s a very good sport…

Annabel Brog: Will you throw me your best insults?

Tom Hiddleston: [Laughs] Why are we doing the insult game?

AB: Just go with it, I can take it.

TH: Um. 'You utter, utter [with increasing emphasis], utter c**k’ is good.

AB: I just wondered if foul language, delivered beauti- fully, sounds less foul. Which, in fact, it does.

TH: When I get angry with myself, when I forget lines, I’ll be like, 'You absolute f **king f **k c**k b***ocks p**s f **k. You, you… f **ker’.

AB: You say that to yourself ?

TH: Yes.

AB: How do you feel afterwards?

TH: I feel better! The word f **k is enormously satisfying.

AB: OK, I am going to describe teenage Tom to you and you are going to tell me how accurate I am.

TH: [Grins] OK.

AB: I’ve realised this may be quite insulting. Please remember it’s only a game.

TH: That’s totally fine. It may well be more favourable than the truth.

AB: Teenage Tom wasn’t uncomfortable with girls, but he didn’t get to touch one for quite some time. First kiss, 16.

TH: NO! [Emphatic] First kiss 10! Yes, 10 years old, tongues and everything. [Laughs] She was a huge crush, we were in the same class, a lot of note swap- ping, and eventually it all went down in a cricket pavilion on an autumn night. It was very thrilling.

AB: I got it so wrong.

TH: I was sometimes quite alarmed by friends of mine at school who didn’t have sisters, the way they treated girls, the way they spoke about them… I was like, 'Guys, they’re not aliens, they’re human beings.’

AB: You hear stories about Eton schoolboys, and the fan girls who line the cricket pitches when they play… TH: I don’t relate to that at all. I didn’t have a serious relationship until I was about 19. I fell head over heels in love and I was with her for two years, and it was an amazing relationship. So I don’t know who those girls are, who line the cricket pitches.

AB: How would you describe yourself as a boyfriend?

TH: Very honest, I hope. God, I don’t know. I hope I’m fun, I hope I’m a good time. Sponta- neous, surprising, affectionate? I hope, kind. Dancing… a lot of dancing. I insist upon dancing. Anywhere. Anytime. The more dancing, the better.

AB: [Referring to an incident last year when Tom, on a press call with Swinton for Only Lovers Left Alive, was photographed in a revealingly tight trousers] Cannes. Trousergate. Discuss.

TH: Trousergate?

AB: Please tell me you know what I am referring to.

TH: What are you… I genuinely don’t know what you’re talking about. Cannes?

AB: Oh God, really? Oh no. OK, OK, shall we move on?

TH: [Squeaky] What’s trousergate? [Clears throat] Trousergate…

AB: Maybe I should just get it up on the iPhone and show it to you.

TH: OK, get it up on the phone.

[AB types 'Tom Hiddleston Cannes’ into Google Images and hands him the phone]

TH: [Slowly] Ohhhhhh heavens…

AB: It has a Tumblr account and everything.

TH: Oh God. [Laughing but horrified] How monumentally shaming! What does one say to something like that? What do I say? Do I need to explain it? I don’t think I can.

AB: Would you like to move on from this subject?

TH: Maybe. Yes…

AB: OK.

TH: [Determined] Look, I had a very interesting experience going to Cannes. An airplane in Heathrow caught fire and they shut down the whole airport. There were no tickets on Eurostar. All the flights from Gatwick were booked. So I got in a taxi and drove to Dover. I got on the ferry at 2am, with people on the booze cruise, and students going on hockey tours, got to Calais at 5am, another taxi to Paris airport, flew to Nice, landed about 11.30am, went through customs, got in another cab and drove to straight to THAT photo call, where THAT picture was taken, having changed in the car on the way there. So I think I look all right, for someone who’s been up all night.

AB: You look great. [Long pause] It’s just a shame no one’s looking at your face.

TH: [Laughs] They’re looking at Tilda! That’s what they’re looking at.

You can’t really profile Tom Hiddleston without going there on his looks. He is, in the flesh, a deter- mined and imposing physical presence. If you have seen his Coriolanus – raging with pride and betrayal – you will know this, and on the ELLE shoot it is evident most when we film him running. Hiddleston has a fine-looking run. He may look like a matinee idol; he may speak like a 19th century poet; but watch him run and you are suddenly very aware that he is 21st century man. It would be nice, I suggest, to see him in a role that’s unquestioningly modern. 'I would really like to,’ he says. 'I’m knocking at the door, honestly.’

As expected, he is game for anything on our shoot. He hurls plastic chairs across the warehouse, he sprints down Scrubs Lane, and he scares the crap out of the whole team by leaping over the railing of a 10-foot stair- case, which would have ended his Coriolanus run rather spectacularly if it went wrong. At the end of the day, Hiddleston is hard to pin down. He tells me a story,about a spontaneous, solo trip he took to Hawaii after he flew to LA to audition for a part he didn’t get.

'I went canoeing with whales, ran around the island, climbed the volcanoes. There's this beach where all the surfers go to challenge themselves, the waves are like 30 feet high, and I was introduced to this lifeguard by some landscape gardeners I met. We were watching these kite surfers and I was in awe, frankly, of their courage and I said, "Why would you do that? It's so dangerous." And he looked at me with this amazing, generous smile and said [adopts a US accent]: "They're just trying to answer the same question we're all trying to answer, man." And I said: "What question is that?" And he said: "Is it enough?"'

So there you have it. Tom Hiddleston: big talent, big laugh, big thinker, non-planner, great dancer. In his own beautifully phrased words, he is 'just as complex and contradictory as everyone on this planet'. Or, in our rather more base words, pretty damn hot.

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stxrryeyes · 8 years

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all of them babe 💖😘

1: Is there a boy/girl in your life?

I’m confused by this question? There are lots of people of lots of genders in my life, if that’s what you mean

2: Think of the last person who hurt you; do you forgive them?

Mostly

3: What do you think of when you hear the word “meow?”

Cats? What else would someone think of?

4: What’s something you really want right now?

A hug

5: Are you afraid of falling in love?

Maybe...

6: Do you like the beach?

Well enough

7: Have you ever slept on a couch with someone else?

Yep

8: What’s the background on your cell?

Cute blue/green watercolor stuff

9: Name the last four beds you were sat on?

Mine, my brother’s my parents’, Anna’s

10: Do you like your phone?

Sure

11: Honestly, are things going the way you planned?

I’ve had a lot of plans, so I’m sure this lines up with at least one of them.

12: Who was the last person whose phone number you added to your contacts?

Sam!!

13: Would you rather have a poodle or a Rottweiler?

Rottweiler

14: Which hurts the most, physical or emotional pain?

For me, at least, emotional is harder to deal with.

15: Would you rather visit a zoo or an art museum?

BOTH! I love art and I love animals and I’m not gonna pick!

16: Are you tired?

Always

17: How long have you known your 1st phone contact?

All my life

18: Are they a relative?

Yep

19: Would you ever consider getting back together with any of your exes?

Never actually been in a relationship...

20: When did you last talk to the last person you shared a kiss with?

Talking with nobody? Right now!

21: If you knew you had the right person, would you marry them today?

I’d like to at least be economically and legally autonomous, so probably not. Besides which, I don’t think it’s legal

22: Would you kiss the last person you kissed again?

See #20

23: How many bracelets do you have on your wrists right now?

None

24: Is there a certain quote you live by?

‘Courage, Dear Heart’

Also, ‘Do no harm but take no crap’

25: What’s on your mind?

FINALS! They start wednesday and boy am I stressed

26: Do you have any tattoos?

Nope

27: What is your favorite color?

Navy, pale yellow, light blue, and sea green

28: Next time you will kiss someone on the lips?

Idk

29: Who are you texting?

My friend Ellie

30: Think to the last person you kissed, have you ever kissed them on a couch?

We’ve been over this, folks

31: Have you ever had the feeling something bad was going to happen and you were right?

A few times, yeah

32: Do you have a friend of the opposite sex you can talk to?

Yes!

33: Do you think anyone has feelings for you?

Maybe?

34: Has anyone ever told you you have pretty eyes?

Lol, like twice. They’re brown and kinda boring.

35: Say the last person you kissed was kissing someone right in front of you?

Nobody would be kissing

36: Were you single on Valentines Day?

Yep!

37: Are you friends with the last person you kissed?

Still haven’t had my first kiss

38: What do your friends call you?

Usually Viola or Vi, sometimes pet names (dear, darling, etc.), and occasionally weirder stuff like Elephant-Candy or Vinda

39: Has anyone upset you in the last week?

Yep

40: Have you ever cried over a text?

Oh yeah

41: Where’s your last bruise located?

All up the right side of my body

42: What is it from?

I fell off a horse

43: Last time you wanted to be away from somewhere really bad?

My brother dragged me to the mall with a bunch of his friends from college and it was really awkward and kinda uncomfortable.

44: Who was the last person you were on the phone with?

My dad

45: Do you have a favourite pair of shoes?

I have a really cute pair of grey heels that I love a lot! Either those or my riding boots, cause those are really worn in and comfortable.

46: Do you wear hats if your having a bad hair day?

No, I usually just put it up

47: Would you ever go bald if it was the style?

Nope

48: Do you make supper for your family?

Sometimes

49: Does your bedroom have a door?

Yep

50: Top 3 web-pages?

This, pinterest, and google drive

51: Do you know anyone who hates shopping?

Yep, one of my cousins

52: Does anything on your body hurt?

Left shoulder

53: Are goodbyes hard for you?

Very much so

54: What was the last beverage you spilled on yourself?

Probably tea

55: How is your hair?

Soft and long

56: What do you usually do first in the morning?

Lie in bed for another 20 minutes...

57: Do you think two people can last forever?

I do. I’m a hopeless romantic, I guess

58: Think back to January 2007, were you single?

I was 6, so yeah

59: Green or purple grapes?

Green

60: When’s the next time you will give someone a BIG hug?

Soon, I hope!!

61: Do you wish you were somewhere else right now?

Not particularly, but I wouldn’t be opposed to it

62: When will be the next time you text someone?

Idk, probably pretty soon

63: Where will you be 5 hours from now?

Asleep

64: What were you doing at 8 this morning.

Sitting in history class

65: This time last year, can you remember who you liked?

Actually, no

66: Is there one person in your life that can always make you smile?

Yes!

67: Did you kiss or hug anyone today?

Yes!

68: What was your last thought before you went to bed last night?

I don’t actually remember

69: Have you ever tried your hardest and then gotten disappointed in the end?

Far too many times, I’m afraid

70: How many windows are open on your computer?

71: How many fingers do you have?

72: What is your ringtone?

I think just the default one, but I’m not totally sure cause my phone is always on silent

73: How old will you be in 5 months?

74: Where is your Mum right now?

Out to dinner with my aunt

75: Why aren’t you with the person you were first in love with or almost in love?

I’m too shy sometimes to tell people how I feel, which can be pretty rough for developing relationships

76: Have you held hands with somebody in the past three days?

Yes!

77: Are you friends with the people you were friends with two years ago?

Yep, and some new people too!

78: Do you remember who you had a crush on in year 7?

Yeah, it was a bad choice...

79: Is there anyone you know with the name Mike?

Yep

80: Have you ever fallen asleep in someones arms?

Yep

81: How many people have you liked in the past three months?

Idk, maybe two?

82: Has anyone seen you in your underwear in the last 3 days?

Nope

83: Will you talk to the person you like tonight?

Idk

84: You’re drunk and yelling at hot guys/girls out of your car window, you’re with?

I’m not doing that.

85: If your BF/GFwas into drugs would you care?

Well yeah

86: What was the most eventful thing that happened last time you went to see a movie?

A group of middle school boys catcalled me and it wasn’t pleasant.

87: Who was your last received call from?

My dad

88: If someone gave you $1,000 to burn a butterfly over a candle, would you?

I don’t think I could, honestly. I just really love butterflies

89: What is something you wish you had more of?

Self confidence

90: Have you ever trusted someone too much?

Not really

91: Do you sleep with your window open?

Sometimes in the summer so that I can hear all the frogs and crickets from the woods out back

92: Do you get along with girls?

Yep!

93: Are you keeping a secret from someone who needs to know the truth?

Probably, but needing to know things is sort of a complicated concept

94: Does sex mean love?

Nope, and the corollary is also false

95: You’re locked in a room with the last person you kissed, is that a problem?

I would be alone, this has been established

96: Have you ever kissed anyone with a lip ring?

Nope

97: Did you sleep alone this week?

Yep

98: Everybody has somebody that makes them happy, do you?

I do!

99: Do you believe in love at first sight?

It happened to my parents, so I guess so (and again, I’m sort of a hopeless romantic)

100: Who was the last person that you pinky promise?

I think either Calvin or Ellie

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echovale052 · 3 months

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Happy Pride Month once again as I realize that I accidentally gave my corollary listeners all a collective bi theme (in order we got Neighbor/Eliza, Cricket/Conservator/Beaumont/Beau, and Annex/Astrid

(The corollary is an audio rp series by the awesome VA @frenchiefitzhere go check her out)

None of these pictures are mine all credit to the original owners these were just for funsies

#corollary series #corollary annex #corollary neighbor #corollary cricket #moodboard #yipppeeee #bi flag #I love these bisexual goofs

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frenchiefitzhere · 1 year

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New episode!!

Summary: Randi and Cricket get a wake up call. (Check the content tags. This one’s a little…different. Not your typical ‘morning cuddles ASMR’.)

Shout out to my guest VAs @mr-laveau and @sweetnothingproductions

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valen-3o · 6 months

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COROLLARY FANART!!!

all the characters I drew belong to @frenchiefitzhere and her amazing rp audio line corollary series

and oh my god thank you so much to @echovale052 to encourage me to draw the silliest AND with Carol's hands they look so much better thanks to you!!! :))

drawing explanation or something idk under the cut :)

we have the good ol' bickering from Carol and annex, it was so much fun to colour the pair (emooooo Carol)

Eliza and Laurel (neighbour and their kid) having a nice bonding experience. (minus the bull dog idk what happened to the poor thing.)

We then have aspen and her lovely wife lori with her trusty knife spade covered in a bit of smashed cranberries...

and last but not least baby randi, probably off daydreaming abt cricket or even better baking

for listeners (neighbour and annex) design I used @echovale052's wonderful artwork for em

and that's a wrap 👍

close up of lori too bcs she deserves it...

#corollary series #corollary carol #corollary fanart #corollary lori #corollary annex #corollary randi #corollary aspen #corollary neighbour

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penncilkid · 1 year

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I’ve not watched the new episode but- corollary opinions here and now if you please- all the thoughts I wish to hear

Oh my gods, where do I start! /pos

First off, Frenchie is so insanely talented! Not just as a voice actor, but as a writer and sound designer

The overall sense of mystery has been palpable since day 1, and it's honestly one of my favorite things about the series

Everything feels so elaborately thought out and meticulously planned, which is impressive to me as someone who doesn't always have all my ducks in a row from the jump /lh

Do I love every character? Yes, absolutely. Would I go to bat for Margot above everyone else (except maybe Dinah)? Also yes

Follow-Up to the last point: I really do just adore Margot so much, which was a welcome surprise. I definitely plan to draw her design someday because how could I not!

I feel torn when I think about all the listeners because I enjoy them in different ways! Cricket has my heart because I gave her a design, Neighbor has my heart because they've been there from the start and had such good vibes with Randi, and don't even get me started on Hays (/pos)

In my definitely unbiased opinion, I think Avery and Margot have rivals to friends to maybe something more energy, whether the something more was in the past or not. (It's also just a funky headcanon to have /pos)

(Below the cut are some more spoiler leaning thoughts, up to but not involving Part I of the Season 2 Finale)

I need to know how Margot and Avery's "experiment" is going to play into the future. We now know it's possible for Dinah to "possess" someone so to speak, but what would that mean for the person she inhabits? How long could she stay? Would there be consequences on either end? The possibilities are endless!

My gut thinks that there's more to Carol than I'm aware of, but it's hard to specify what specifically. There are times where she seems scared/intimidated or unsure of the situations she finds herself in. (Not to mention Frenchie put out that casting call, which has my interest piqued)

I'm super curious as to how Randi and Neighbor being corollaries will come back into play. After all, Neighbor pointed out to Randi that maybe this job isn't actually a "good thing". We don't really know what's been going on since the memory wiping, so there's lots of room for shenanigans moving forward /pos

I fear for Dinah's safety and well-being. Not much else to it, I'm just scared for her /lh

#PK Answers #corollary series #corollary headcanons #PK Rambles #I feel like there's so much still left in store for us #I can't wait to see what happens!#*whispers* Not to mention Frenchie's other series is amazing as well

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ginnyzero · 5 years

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Use an Active Voice

This post was originally posted on my website in 2017... the year of IRMA.

As we dig in for Hurricane Irma here in Florida, I ran across a random reblog on tumblr about using filter words that made me think about my writing.

When I started writing, there wasn't a lot of advice out there for budding authors that was easily accessible. (Not that I would have taken it if there had been.) Unlike today where you can sign up for tumblr or twitter and follow half a dozen writing advice blogs and people with just a couple of searches and a few clicks. (Who all reblog each others advice.) I had one tiny writing advice book that was almost a novelty item rather than a book, instinct, a whole lot of trial and error and fiction books to read on my bookshelves. And then I wrote. I wrote a lot.

And there were a lot of great pieces of advice in the little writing novelty advice book, "Writer's Little Book of Wisdom by John Long" But there were perhaps two pieces of advice that saved me a lot of trouble and kept me from bad habits in my writing. They were in brief. 1) Use an active voice to bring your characters to life. 2) Avoid filtering an image through an observing conscience. Two came before one but two can really be seen as a corollary of one. If you apply an active voice. You are more likely to avoid filter words.

What is an active voice? The active voice is when the character is doing something to the object of the sentence. I really like the example from the book. "She slapped the Deacon across the face." It's energetic. It's exciting. Who is this character? Why is she slapping the Deacon? What did he say/do? Did he really deserve it? So many questions from seven words!

She breathed heavily. Her heart pounded. Her nostril's flared. Her fists clenched. She trembled with rage. When using an active voice, the character is engaged and doing something. It shows through her body language and her bodily reactions that this character is angry. All without the writer having to tell the reader "She was enraged." (Though writers will do both, show and tell to make sure everyone knows exactly what is going on.) "She was enraged (by zombies)" is a passive sentence by using the verb to be in front of the active verb.

Nobody wants to be chased by zombies! "The Deacon enraged her" would be the active voice example of that sentence. (Thank you Professor Johnson of USMC for the handy 'by zombies' trick.)

Now, to expound upon that example and explain filter words. Filter words are words that try to describe something through the character's viewpoint. These are words like felt, heard, saw, noticed. "The Deacon felt his cheek burn." Is an example of using filter words. Whereas, it is much stronger and more active to say, "The Deacon's cheek burned."

The Deacon's cheek burning brings the reader into the character's world rather than being a third party to what the character sees, hears and feels. "His face felt hot" or "he felt hot" may be correct grammatically. But still aren't as visceral as "His face heated" or "He heated." And those are an active voice!

Using an active voice really brings the reader into the story. It keeps their eyes glued to the page. (It's why I don't really like present tense. It doesn't feel 'active' enough to me and if I do end up reading a story with it I translate it to past tense in my head. I recognize it as a viable style. It just isn't my cup of tea.) If the author wants to be able to explore their character's head and thoughts more fully, then by all means use a first person point of view! That way there is less temptation to use filter words and keep the story in the active voice.

It comes down to a matter of style and balance. Too much active voice, the scene might feel too choppy. Too much passive voice and filler words the reader will fall asleep and feel like they're slogging through the book. As a writer and a reader, I know I prefer the active voice to the passive voice or using filter words because it keeps me a participant in the story. It pulls me into the world of the characters.

Now, I know I'm not perfect. (I should probably read every draft of all my books while exhausted that way I can make sure my prose isn't confusing.) I know I might use "she felt" or "She heard" in my writing. Because sometimes it is a choice between "she heard." or using comic book style noise words like "pow" and "clatter" and "thump." Sometimes I wish hearing was as simple as "water dripped in the corner" and "crickets buzzed outside." Usually it helps if the character knows what the noise is. (but no, usually it's a 'what was that?' type of thing.) So, if you decide to read my books and come back to point out my egregious errors where I didn't use an active voice, then by all means have fun!

I know it is something I will keep my eye on in the future.

Happy writing!

#wrtblr #writrblr #writing tumblr #writing advice #writing tips #voice #active voice #filter words

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