#danté

[caprisun-sensei]

I've never seen my name spelled this way...

[octy-in-boots]

Has anyone else tried to draw the Menagerie from tonight's upcoming one-shot yet?

This is what my brain came up with for everyone based on their initial descriptions. Some have a clearer vision than others, but I'm fairly pleased with how these turned out.

I can't wait to see what happens next!

[gabriestat]

finally put some favorites on the lbx app thing. feels awkward

[sweetestbrunette]

I love men (El conde de Montecristo). 🥰

[lullybaju]

Oh, Monte Cristo...

The french prince of Machiavelli

The pride and joy of Foucalt

The apple of Catholic's Church eye

The talented Ripley of 19th century

The master of narration

The king of metamorphosis

The romantic version of architecht archetype of mbti

The most controversial of them all

Alright. Focus.

Here we are in June and I'm proud - almost in tears - to say that I've finally  managed to finish The Count of Monte Cristo, one of my favorite books since childhood and the longest book I've ever read (!)

Although i enjoyed the experience of reading an over 1000 page book, I still think their final stretch wasn't that exciting. The last chapters were saved from boredom by the ko of the big four and the rising from the ashes of Benedetto. This corsican boy deserved to live in freedom and the knockout of Gerard de Villefort and Baron Danglars were those great epic revenges I was counting on and the epitome of violence I had been waiting for!

Despite the ease of reading that dynamic side, the most special moment of the final stretch was Dantés return to If as Monte Cristo. Ok, I'm very aware that I said the merciful version of the count drove the story right to the end, but the door stopper built a new turning point for us to enjoy and it was not a cheesy one this time.

Monte Cristo visit to If was a visit to his past and it radically changed his goals and his plans as it made him remember that his true wish was only not to get his memory taken away. Actually, his reflection carried something deeper than that: he could understand that his revenge succeed from the moment he managed to make people know and let people know about him and all the ordeal he went through - not just his traitors, but all those tourists who will carefully listen to the tour guide and wonder about what happened to prisoner number 34 and will talk about that history with many people. After all of that, he realized that memory is power and memory is justice.

Can you feel?

THERE'S LIFE IN MY EYES!

The Count of Monte Cristo will always be one of my favorite books because it gives me life. This novel will remain extraordinary for eternity because it has the power to give life to any reader.

Why?

This amazing novel keep us informed of many tragedies with many gossip about many (aristocratic) people while let us know about a very methodical vengeance that is being carried out by a man who is experiencing the extremes of human being, but, although he was facing such hell-heaven condition, he didn't feel satisfied by just living in peace with the paradise side benefits of that situation and decided to fulfill our fantasies of power by using his lucky to bring justice by promoting violence against social structures and institutions of oppression, such as the judiciary, the capital and the army, through the people who represent them.

In addition to that, the so-called man is superhumanly smart and focused on achieving his own personal goals, that is to say, as a rule, a role model for everybody living under capitalism and economic liberalism. Actually, a hero, but not any kind of hero: he isn't naive and break the rules without thinking twice to fuck his way to the top everytime he realizes this kind of cheating is social acceptable and the key to succeed, and he also goes through many mood swings to the point of bring his love to someone especial in a middle of some of his authoritarians states of mind.

Imperfectly human, the count seems to be a relief as he shows himself as a big guide of pros and cons of what even a hero is forced to do to have a decent life in times of great pressure.

Long life to the count of Monte Cristo.

Supporting text I used, but it's in portuguese

[temquevercomohilton]

“somos o que o mundo exige da gente.”

— joão maria matilde, marcela dantés

[karrova]

Cavefish by Danté Fenolio

[thedogslegart]

Gorgie on horgie

[myceliumelium]

gay

[oreoskys]

the sword of Damocles is swinging~

Bust reference of Danté Decimus !! Based off of the sword of Damocles, as well as Dante's inferno name-wise.

quick design note his sclera is DARK. The pink spots are the edge of his eyes <3

Currently working on his backstory and his role~! Feel free to send asks and interaction reqs

[katesol]

[ithinkthiswasabadidea]

Halthorn told Danté 'I love you' for the first time, and I'm fucking emotional 😭😭😭 my baby boy got to tell his boyfriend that he loves him 😭😭😭😭😭

it was over sending stone, so I'm even more emotional over the inevitable moment when they finally see each other in person again, after months of time apart 🥺🥺

[jugosocial]

Si hace 10 años te hubieran dicho…

Os compartimos texto adaptado de un hilo de Twitter de uno de nuestros tuiteros preferidos: DelmundO Dantés (@NoRed10750542) porque creemos que tantas verdades hay que dejarlas patentes y difundirlas con amigos, familiares, etc Al final del post os dejamos el enlace al hilo en twitter. Si hace 10 años te hubieran dicho: – que estarías meses encerrado en tu casa por culpa de una pandemia, no te…

[restingwelll]

Fellas, is it gay to hate everyone except for this one shark lesbian on your rival search party in the cosmos that you hooked up with once and now you send correspondence messages on secret frequencies and your normally jaded ass kicks their legs and giggles like a kid whenever you get a space text?

[malibuzz]

Aide à la Presse au Mali : Bandiougou Dante contre Choguel Maïga, une crise de confiance

  Par Boub’s SiDiBÉ | Le président de la Maison de la Presse du Mali, Bandiougou Dante, a déclenché une nouvelle polémique avec une publication percutante sur son compte Facebook, accusant le Premier ministre Choguel Kokalla Maïga et son équipe de mauvaise gestion de l’aide à la presse. Cette déclaration met en lumière des tensions persistantes entre les médias maliens et le gouvernement de…

[angstandhappiness]

🤣 HOW