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some Hawkes
#dragon age 2#dragon age#da#da2#champion of kirkwall#art#mine#*23#gale hawke#elena hawke#they all have different looks for the 3 acts so i just randomly chose them lol#lena is the epitome of i'm probably non binary but i got shit going on rn#also lena + carver rp is so interesting to me bc in my head they're both autistic but ppl think lena's charming/quirky while carver's weird#(like carver's always autistic in my head but since lena's the only hawke who's autistic too it gives his animosity more oomph)#i was gonna add dariel + dana but their vibes/colors are kinda different from these bc they're more default hawke esque so. later
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Thank you @v-arbellanaris for tagging me to create my DA characters in this picrew! 🥰💖
Here they are (top to bottom, left to right):
Lyanna Mahariel - Maerhyn Surana Elleria Tabris - Renfri Cousland Gerard Hawke - Morgana Hawke Myrinne Hawke - Gale Hawke Luthea Lavellan - Amaris Adaar
Tagging @glowing-blue-feathermage, @potatowitch, @sugarysenpai and @dalish-rogue to try this as well, but absolutely no pressure! 🥰
#tag games#picrew#my ocs#my wardens#my hawkes#my inquisitor#lyanna mahariel#maerhyn surana#elleria tabris#renfri cousland#gerard hawke#morgana hawke#myrinne hawke#gale hawke#luthea lavellan#amaris adaar#fun fact: my profile pic is a portrait of luthea that my sister drew for me!#i have another lavellan who is my poor neglected child who i never spent any time developing#i nearly dropped maerhyn's pt because i couldn't really grasp his character#but im so glad i didn't because he ended up having the strongest presence in my head#maybe i will talk about my da ocs in more detail in another post lol
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finally that time of year 🍂🤍
Dead Poets Society (1989)
#dead poets society#dps#dps fandom#dead poets society fandom#neil perry#todd anderson#charlie dalton#knox overstreet#richard cameron#steven meeks#gerard pitts#robert sean leonard#rsl#ethan hawke#gale hansen#josh charles#dylan kussman#allelon ruggiero#james waterston#dead poets fandom#dead poets society 1989#john keating#robin williams#chris noel#ginny danburry#chet danburry#mr nolan#mr mcallister#dr hager#dps boys
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I made these last night and I think they may be tumblr worthy
#baulders gate 3#bg3#dragon age#gale dekarios#varric tethras#da2 merrill#garrett hawke#karlach#wyll ravengard#astarion#anders#wynne dragon age#solas dragon age#leliana#fenris#dorian pavus#cullen rutherford#alistair theirin#minsc
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[Note: This poll is a re-do of an older poll, as the original poll received less than 2,000 votes.]
#movies#polls#dead poets society#80s movies#peter weir#robin williams#robert sean leonard#ethan hawke#josh charles#gale hansen#have you seen this movie poll#redone poll
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i miss my wife tails
#dragon age#dragon age 2#anders#garrett hawke#sketch#saw a poll about who will win in fistfight gale or anders and suddenly got emotional#i know right#wild shit#anders would win of course
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I haven't seen anyone talk about it, or maybe someone noticed but didn't said anything...
Neil and Charlie are connected, not only by the bonds of friendship but also by their shared symbolism of “death”, which is shown at the very end of the movie/book when their seats were empty. They are both key characters and as those who, despite their differences, are very similar.
Let's start with Neil. We all know that Neil is the one who started the dead poets society in 1959, he is the speaker and the leader of the group, as if leading the boys. He is the first to find the album with Keating's photo in it, the first to learn what the society is (yeah boys were near him), the first to read the official opening speech and assign roles to everyone. Who will read and who won’t. He acts as a confident person, his actions are based on a new feeling and finding freedom from the grip of his father. Everyone noticed how he looked at Keating when he gave his famous speech that every person in this fandom knows?
Yes, you can't help but notice how his eyes shine with hope, that he like a prisoner, will free himself from the shackles and escape from the clutches of his father. By the way, about his dad.
This man plays a very important role in Neil's life, as he does in his, albeit in the most disgusting way. His father sees himself in him only in his youth, he wants to achieve what he could not in the past. He uses Neil to turn back the time and become an ideal version of himself without caring what Neil thinks. Most likely, Mr. Perry was an unsuccessful person and perhaps he did not succeed in many things, proving this with the following phrases: "I sacrificed so much for you to be here" and "you have opportunities that I don’t had” He kind of puts pressure on Neil shoulders to give him false motivation to do things as he said, setting himself as an example, like... if you don’t do as I say, then the worst will happen to you, because I know better than you and I have lived longer than you. His father makes his son a submissive and obedient boy who is obliged to do and act as he is told, simply because he has no choice, because he is inexperienced and "impressionable" in the opinion of his father and he must definitely listen to the one who knows better in order to avoid the worst outcome. Just lower your head and show obedience like everyone else.
By the way, it is interesting that in the book the first description of Neil, and the first words about his appearance sound like this: "The breast pocket of his Welton blazer was covered with a huge cluster of achievement pins." (page 5, ch.1) Ironic, right? Now try to close your eyes and imagine the same student, without imagining Neil. What impression will you have of him? Right.. smart, successful with a brilliant future. This is what people who don’t know Neil see. He has become someone who is held up as an example. A diligent student and an example of behavior. Even the fact that in the book he wears a pillar with the inscription "excellence" as if hanging a label of idealism and perfection on himself. That is why they gave him this sign, so that he would carry it, introducing himself as the personification of that very perfection that teachers want to have in their students. But is that what he needs? Neil did not know what he wanted, he did not allow himself to go beyond what was permitted, always silently and following the rules. Afraid of getting burned like a moth over a fire. He was suppressed by his father, all the time his desires and dreams were rejected and not accepted, because there is a coordinate system and you cannot move against it. I can even assume that his father pressured him if his academic results did not satisfy him, from which Neil tried to prove that he could do better, because he wants his father to be proud of him and love him for being a good son, perhaps Mr. Perry could punish Neil for disobedience, from which the boy began to fear his father like a nightmare. Remember the scene when his father entered the room at the very beginning of the movie after the ceremony? Neil's behavior changed from before to after. With his friends he was happy, self-confident and the life of the party, but when his father showed up on the doorstep all of these traits were washed away and Neil showed his fear and insecurity.
So he hid himself, his dreams, ambitions and desires including emotions in front of his father. Several times in the book, (the movie didn’t showed it) Neil had the outbursts and slightly hysterical release of his emotions he was holding when his father was around. “Neil held the achievement pin in his hand as he spoke. “The bastard!” he shouted suddenly, jabbing his thumb with the metal point of the pin and drawing blood. Todd winced, but Neil just stared at the blood intently. He pulled the pin out and hurled it against the wall.” (Page 19, Chap3)
“Mr. Perry turned and stalked out. Neil stood still for a long time, then, walking to his desk, he started pounding on it, harder and harder until his fists went numb and tears began rolling down his cheeks.” (Page 119, chap11) Neil isn’t an emotionally stable person because his emotions only show when his father is not around. He is mentally weak because he is afraid to speak his mind around someone who will not listen to him. This is important and worth remembering because Neil has no voice around his father, so he did not tell him what he wanted, so he kept silent because he understood and built a mental reflex that his father's stubborn nature would still make him do what Neil does not want. He already knows what his father will say. Rejection. This is his weak point. He is afraid of rejection and does not want to hear it again, because he has heard it so many times ... over and over again. This Neil is very different from the confident guy he shows himself to be in society.
he did not share his feelings/thoughts with anyone, because he most likely not had close friends except Charlie. Because His entire life was planned and controlled by his authoritarian father, from A to Z. His dad would’ve probably not be happy about his son being friends with the “who the hell knows”.
That's why when he heard Keating's words about enjoying the moment, living here and now while this moment is here because one day it won't be. Carpe diem my friend. You need to look at things in the different way and not be afraid of what others think because what matters is what you think. These words entered Neil's thoughts as a basis for changing his situation, to free himself from the shackles and become who he always wanted. Because if not, this moment will never come. He began to think differently and began to go towards his dream that he wanted to acquire so much. Neil was slowly drowning in his ideal world, living freely and hopelessly, but he misunderstood Keating's words, because he had to change his idea of the world and not himself. Neil did not understand that you cannot change the situation you are in, you can only change your idea and vision of it. He wanted to take control, but he forgot that sucking out the bone marrow, you need to do it so as not to choke on the bone. It is interesting that he was the first to come and recreate the Dead poets society and the first to leave, thus killing this society.
His death has a huge influence on the plot as well as on the symbolism itself, because if you look closely, in the book he dies with his crown of flowers as if killing his personality "Puck" through which he embodied the archetype of the deceiver (his father’s deceiver), challenging the established standards of behaviour. The second one is a reference to Jesus that many talk about. So, if you think about it, the crown of branches that he wore is very similar to the one that Jesus had. At first, he looks up, supposedly into the sky, in search of the meaning of life and pondering his decision. He puts on the crown, proclaiming himself his own liberator, just as Jesus was in Christian culture.
He didn't want to depend on his father or the rotten system anymore, Neil thought he would make his own decision outside of his father's wishes. After all, if there is no freedom in life itself, then why should he live?
Then, he lowers his head as if accepting his fate and knowing that he has chosen the right path for himself.
Neil showed obedience to himself and not to someone else which made him one step freer before he got freedom completely. He, like Jesus, accepted himself as a sacrifice in the face of freedom intending to be free even if not for others then for himself. Therefore, it was his own "crucifixion".
It is interesting that he lowers his head just like the boy from that very wall painting.
Okay, but then how does he relate to Charlie? It's simple, Charlie isn't always himself either, and unlike Neil's hidden symbolism, he directly proclaims himself to be another person, namely "Nuwanda". He abandons his boring, past self by forgetting who he was through self-destruction. "I have an announcement. In keeping with the spirit of passionate experimentation of the Dead Poets, I'm giving up the name Charles Dalton. From now on, call me 'Nuwanda.'" (page 89, chap9) In the same way, he added more nuances to his personality, such as his famous phrase "getting red" and when he painted the Indian symbol of virility on his torso supposedly giving himself confidence through the symbol's underlying meaning, which is anchored in the Indian goddess Shiva-Lingam which signifies masculinity, virility and association with fertility due to its sexual significance.
The same goes for the symbols he drew on his cheek, what's interesting is that in the movie he drew it with lipstick using red again, which usually symbolizes power, passion and life, this colour is used to attract attention. But in the book... he literally scrapes dirt off the wall to draw this symbol on his cheek. (What a cheerful boy fr)
Charlie is a time bomb. He constantly has ideas in his head, at first it may seem empty but there really is a lot of things, plus this “dish” is also seasoned with the guy's self-confidence and huge ego. This is proven by the fact that Charlie literally claimed the cave when he entered it and then used it to bring girls, without worrying about the opinions of others. He kind of stands as an example of the opposite of the Welton school value system, and encourages boys not to be afraid to be more confident. In the film, he was the first to support Neil in the idea of creating a club, standing on his side, and also defending him after Cameron's betrayal at the very end, knowing that he is risking his education in Welton, but he is not afraid to take on such responsibility ... well, because why should he be afraid? He already has a future full of money, knowing that his father will force him to work with his business. By the way, about his father.
Unlike Neil, his relationship with his father is controversial and he can fight back with the confidence that he will be forgiven. In the film, his parents are shown in the background.
And in the book we only know his mother. I can assume that Charlie is a child from a rich family who lives as an accessory in the hands of his parents. He, like Neil, is the "pride" of his parents and should be an example, only Charlie does not want to follow the coordinate system and enter it instead he moves against it. Like Neil at the end of his path.
We know that Rebellion is already embedded in any ideology at the time of its creation, and rebels only personify rebellion and do not bring it to the established system of values. After all, there will always be those who are against the established system, moving in the opposite direction and trying to find other conclusions, other ideas that will definitely suit a certain type.
Charlie could become a rebel for two reasons, the first: the search for attention. Unlike the hyper-care of Neil's father over his son, his father could be so bogged down in work that he forgot about his own son, perhaps not even his beloved, because then the marriage would be of convenience. His parents did not give him enough attention, pushing him away, rejecting him. He wanted to be noticed by them so that they would give him love, so he tried to achieve it in every possible way and it became a habit. Or the second option: He was tired of living a pretense. Straightforwardness is always a way out when it’s difficult to explain. Just be simple and do not bother to be complex, so the fear of making a mistake disappears. So Charlie did, because as far back as he could remember, he hated being told how he should behave, how he should talk to guests, how he should smile, how he should take utensils for food, and so on. Charlie was tired of seeing people from high society smiling at each other with such hypocrisy, as if a second ago they had not been in deep judgmental discussion. The world of big business disgusted Charlie, because those people were too worried about how they looked in front of others and they ran after status. Charlie was a prisoner of this every day and he didn't want to be like the others, he wanted to create something of his own in his personality, something that the others didn't have and something that would distinguish them from him, or him from them. So he chose the easy way - rebellion. So Keating's words meant something to him in the sense that he would enjoy the moment of rebelling against the school's rules and building his own system. Charlie could relate to his own approaching "death" if life at Welton was not symbolic but real. That is, his expulsion is an actual death. It could be similar to the phrase that Carpe diem oppose - Memento Mori. Carpe diem, in simple terms, says that death is inevitable, but it is unknown when it will come, and therefore it should not be feared, but instead enjoy the moment, which is what Keating taught his students, but there is also memento mori, which says that death is inevitable, but the moment of its onset can be delayed by behaving, so to speak, you should live “correctly” and act rationally for the benefit of your own life. In other words, memento mori means that everything is in your hands and when you die is determined by how you live. And Carpe diem is about the opposite, that nothing depends on you. And therefore you can and should take everything from life here and now. These two terms are closely related to the understanding of Keating's lessons, so each DPS boy had his own end. Tragic or partly happy. Knox and Todd understood that you can't change this system, but you can change your attitude towards it by finding beauty in things and avoiding death, but Neil and Charlie didn't understand him, wanting to change system and putting their lives on the line, so both of their seats are empty at the end.
If you think about it... Charlie is Neil's desire for suicide. After all, he too is moving towards self-destruction by excluding himself from the system directly through death, while Charlie does it indirectly by going through exclusion.
#charlie dalton#dead poets society#gerard pitts#knox overstreet#neil perry#steven meeks#todd anderson#dps boys#dps fandom#richard cameron#dps rp#dps#dps hcs#dps memes#dps headcanons#dp spoilers#dps fic#dead poets aesthetic#dead poets headcanons#dead poets society imagine#carpe diem#momento mori#o captain my captain#seize the day#rsl#robert sean leonard#ethan hawke#gale hansen#josh charles#allelon ruggiero
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IDW unveils two new Sonic the Hedgehog one-shot issues, 900th Adventure and Endless Summer
Take a look at these new Sonic the Hedgehog one-shot issues from IDW Publishing, scheduled for a summer release.
900th Adventure
This issue, tentatively scheduled for 16 August, will feature various writers and illustrators as the blue blur goes on his "900th world-saving adventure!"
Sonic and his friends are playing a game of hot potato! Only the potato is the Warp Topaz and it could warp the whole world into oblivion. The gang is passing off the Warp Topaz in a relay race to get rid of it once and for all.
Cover A: Tracy Yardley
Cover B: Yuji Uekawa of SEGA Japan
Cover C: Evan Stanley
Cover D: Adam Bryce Thomas
Retailer incentive cover 1:10: Nathalie Fourdraine
Retailer incentive cover 1:25: Richard Elson
Retailer incentive cover 1:50: Jonathan Gray
Endless Summer
"Wave goodbye to the office and say hello to the beach," read the official solicitation. This issue is scheduled for a 30 August tentative release.
Sonic drags Jewel on a well-deserved beach day to spend time with her besties, Tangle and Whisper! But when they all settle in for some rest and relaxation…they realize the Babylon Rogues had the same idea… at the same beach. The only way to settle this is with a totally tubular beach showdown!
Writer: Gale Galligan
Illustrator: Tracy Yardley
Cover A: Tracy Yardley
Cover B: Jack Lawrence and Reggie Graham
Retailer incentive cover 1:10: Tracy Yardley (Monochrome "colouring book" variant of Cover A)
Retailer Incentive cover 1:25: Natalie Haines
#idw sonic the hedgehog#idw sonic#sonic#sonic the hedgehog#Sonic the Hedgehog#idw publishing#jewel the beetle#tangle the lemur#whisper the wolf#babylon rouges#jet the hawk#wave the swallow#storm the albatross#gale galligan#tracy yardley#jack lawrence#reggie graham#natalie haines#yuji uekawa#evan stanley#adam bryce thomas#nathalie fourdraine#richard elson#jonathan gray#solicit#sonic news
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Neil deffo stamps his feet when he gets excited about something and Todd just lets him rant about whatever he is interested in because he loves seeing Neil happy.
(In the scene where Neil write a letter from his Father if you listen to it Neil stamps his feet)
#dead poets society#dps boys#dps fandom#dps#robert sean leonard#gale hansen#ethan hawke#dark academia#dark acadamia aesthetic#books#movies#dead poets headcanons#Neil Perry#todd anderson#neil and todd#anderperry
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my wild magic sorcerer and gale bonded over the fact that either of them can spontaneously combust at any moment
#when two weapons of mass destruction fall in love....#she's based off of my Hawke in DA2 lmao#hence her chaotic tendencies and saying things without thinking#baldur's gate 3#bg3#bg3 spoilers#gale of waterdeep#gale dekarios
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Found this on Pinterest and thought it was SO FCKING CUTE :[ I love how close they all still are
#dead poets society#robert sean leonard#josh charles#ethan hawke#dylan kussman#gale hansen#james waterston#allelon ruggiero
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I need a Dead Poets Society cast reunion. I think that would fix all my problems
#dead poets society#dps#dps cast#dps boys#dps fandom#dead poets fandom#todd Anderson#Neil Perry#Charlie Dalton#Knox Overstreet#Steven Meeks#Gerard Pitts#Richard Cameron#ethan hawke#robert sean leonard#rsl#Josh Charles#Dylan kussman#gale hansen#allelon ruggiero#James waterston
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Thank you @v-arbellanaris for tagging me to create my DA characters in this picrew! 🥰💖
(top to bottom, left to right):
Lyanna Mahariel - Maerhyn Surana Elleria Tabris - Renfri Cousland Gerard Hawke - Morgana Hawke Myrinne Hawke - Gale Hawke Luthea Lavellan - Amaris Adaar
#tag games#picrew#my ocs#my wardens#my hawkes#my inquisitor#lyanna mahariel#maerhyn surana#elleria tabris#renfri cousland#gerard hawke#morgana hawke#myrinne hawke#gale hawke#luthea lavellan#amaris adaar
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Posting this here in order to not gatekeep, I don’t know the original source but I never knew there was a version with Josh & Gale too
#dead poets society#dps#neil perry#todd anderson#charlie dalton#knox overstreet#richard cameron#steven meeks#gerard pitts#robert sean leonard#rsl#ethan hawke#gale hansen#josh charles#dylan kussman#allelon ruggiero#james waterston#dps fandom#dead poets fandom#dps boys#dead poets society fandom#robin williams#john keating#dead poets society 1989#anderperry#dead poets society neil perry#dead poets#charlie dalton dead poets society#robert sean leonard dead poets society#dps content
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this filming-of dead poets society pic >>>>>
#<3#dead poets society#dead poets fandom#photography#neil perry#todd anderson#knox overstreet#charlie dalton#steven meeks#richard cameron#john keating#mr keating#robert sean leonard#ethan hawke#josh charles#gale hansen#allelon ruggiero#james waterson#dylan kussman#robin williams#peter weir#live now#jpg#i2maz
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