I really wanted to highlight these panels for the artistic choices that nightow made
While reading, all of these panels show up in a very impactful manner when talking/showing knives and rem. These spreads were all preceded by "standard" pages, where lots of dark greys and blacks are used, creating a big contrast with the turn of the page where nightow only uses line and a few light grays and omits backgrounds creating these angelic and abstract images. They reflect a lot of purity and power, each in their own way, enchancing especially the otherworldliness of the plants.
This carries on into the panels knives and vash share, where reborn knives is this blank canvas, white and pristine, while vash wears black, full of details and scars in connection to humans and their lived-in-ness (?). It's interesting how the roles of black and white (bad/good) are visually reversed and how they carried this too into stampede!
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i think that veganism as a political movement has a lot of interesting things to say about how food agriculture has been shaped by consumerism and the way its alienated the average westerner from food production especially around meat. its a cruel cruel industry for everyone involved and it sucks.
unfortunately it also overwelmingly falls victim (like a lot of other socially progressive political movements lol) to a complete inability or perhaps a refusal to engage with rural indigenous communities especially in the global south. which is ironic because (like a lot of other socially progressive political movements) much of their theoretical framework for reforming society Depends on rural indigenous communities especially in the global south ^.^
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Casket of Souls review: Stressful.
I think it’s really funny though that they make Thero save Illia and then he passes out, but we don't find out about how they handle the remaining dozens of bottles. Like, I'm assuming Thero and Valerius team up to figure out which souls go with which sleeping patients, and Thero casts his magic circles to save as many as possible, or instructs other wizards on how to help, and we simply don't see it. But also, what if actually there was a time crunch and all those people died because Thero used up his energy to immediately save Illia?
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i just remembered that theory going around on tiktok for a while about how the ✨christian myth✨ of adam and eve CAME FROM nordic myths and everyone was like "OMG NO WAY THATS CRAZY I CANT BELIEVE THEY DONT TEACH US THIS IN SCHOOL"
and now i'm annoyed all over again. i don't think common sense is very common.
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