#dismembered arm

[starsanddice]

[farsidejr]

attack on @sheepkebby !

mild gore below the cut (dismembered zombie arm, flayed skin, and mild bleeding)

[crimsonsrecordshislife]

Man. I wanna play Night in the Woods so bad.

[mintaikk]

"Vox can do better than Val!" This is Vox when Velvette told him that his little boy toy tore apart her model NO THE FUCK HE CANNOT

[carrinth]

Why is it unwise, Caithe?? WHY. 👀💦

I remember when I first heard this line and proceeded to freak my baby sapling mind out thinking Trahearne was going to be a Big Deal.

I mean he was, but man, let me tell you, getting those levels to advance the story was spent in a state of pure anxiety. XD XD XD

[yikes-ajax]

My mom is studying to become a phlebotomist and I'm so proud of her for that but I CANNOT handle an arm in the drying rack

[etrevil]

Nikolai looks like he's gonna be waiting in bed for Fyodor to straddle his hips and position a knife to his neck after this

[muttsterion]

Still in Zombie Kenny mode so amusingly imagine zombie boi booping and...his arm pops off and gets left behind on the screen...he's just trying to have fun ok? XD

[verved]

hannibal is 100000x funnier the second time i keep having to pause to laugh

[sleep-nurse]

hima its 1st of december hima its christmas hima obligatory festive clothes do you hear me hima do you hear me santa hima

23 days later

[albatris]

going through my dot point outline and finding things I'd forgotten about such as "Nat's arm is chopped off by an axe and he just sticks it right back on"

[une-sanz-pluis]

Refusing to adhere to the rules of the royal funeral had consequences, often immediately. The embalming stipulations in De Exequiis Regalibus were clearly disregarded by Edward IV when arranging for the exequies of Henry VI, oft referred to as Henry of Windsor. The 1910 tomb opening offers the physical evidence for this, but there is also narrative and financial evidence that corroborates the accusation of poor handling. The interval between Henry’s death and burial in May 1471 was only three days, as he died at the Tower of London. Henry was paraded with an open visage, so that he could be identified. According to Warkworth’s Chronicle, Henry’s body, while coffined, left blood on the ground, once at St Paul’s and once at Blackfriars. “Cruentation” was the medieval urban legend in which a victim always bled in the presence of his murderer. Henry theoretically bled in the presence of the pro-Yorkist courtiers and the royal house. Bleeding after death was also considered a sign of a martyr, and Henry quickly acquired a saintly following.65 The report of blood might be dismissed as pro-Lancastrian propaganda, but given the condition of Henry’s remains in 1910 and the stipulations of medieval preservation, the “bleeding” may have been the result of a poor embalming. The costs of Henry’s embalming were also low, as most of the money designated for his funeral was for the guarding of the corpse. Only £15 3s 6½d, given to Hugh Brice, was set aside for clergy, cloth, spices (the item that implied embalming), torches for the escort to St Paul’s and to Chertsey, and other items, such as the unmentioned embalmer himself. There was an additional payment of £9 10s 11d to Richard Martyn for twenty-eight yards of Holland linen and other items related to Henry’s exit from the Tower, including the soldiers’ salary for escort. Henry IV had spent far more than this amount caring for Richard’s body in 1400 compared to what Edward IV spent in 1471 for Henry’s body. In 1377, £21 had been spent solely upon the embalming of Edward III. The poor condition of Henry’s bones partially reflect the initial lack of a lead coffin—a measure recommended by the prescriptive texts the Liber Regie Capelle and the Household Articles. His exposure to the populace of London, the financial accounts, and the presence of tissue and hair clinging to the skull indicate that Henry was embalmed, though poorly. The body did not withstand the centuries, or even the days before burial.

Anna M. Duch, "'King By Fact, Not by Law': Legitimacy and exequies in medieval England", Dynastic Change: Legitimacy and Gender in Medieval and Early Modern Monarchy (Routledge 2020)

[lululeighsworld]

losing my mind a little to learn that in the french shadowbringers script emet calls the wol "his dear monster" during the scene where wol is informed they will transform into a sin eater

[anachronistic-falsehood]

THEO LETS GOOOOOOO

[rexscanonwife]

🌈 + Sheperd, Luigi, and Engineer?

Ooo these ones are so interesting thank you so much!! 😊💖💖 ok so in order-

Shepherd - LESBIAN 🫶💖🫶💖🫶 in fact I hc both my female f/os as lesbian so that also goes for Barb! I can definitely see her as being like a fem-leaning enby as well.

Luigi - timid bisexual! I can also see him as genderfluid, going by he/they/she bcs of that one comic where he disguises himself as Peach in that wedding dress hehe x3 I love that so many of my male f/os are showcased as being very comfortable dressing in 'feminine' clothing!

Engineer - now this is interesting! Cause I'm very tempted to say that he's my singular cishet f/o, but let's face it no one in TF2 is cishet not even Scout 😂😂 I think he IS cis, being kind of traditionally a rugged man's man, but he's definitely not straight. Honestly he's probably always been bisexual, and here's my hot take...a little bit objectum.

[dirt-str1der]

I think its cute that vash has one arm (says this all the time) hes like a prawn in that way they love to have a missing arm