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suckrose-and-akwa · 17 days ago
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pourablecat · 8 months ago
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Have a very canon depiction of the beginning of Going Postal
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tir-far-thoinn · 2 years ago
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Lilac embroidery I did for the Glorious 25th of May.
How do they rise up?
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knight-watch · 1 year ago
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Vimes' punchhole in the wall outside the Oblong Office but it has hearts drawn around it in glitter pen
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bibliophilecats · 1 year ago
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05 August 2023: National Clown Day
ACAB = assigned clown at birth
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plutoprophecy · 1 year ago
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Finished reading Reaper Man a while ago. Loved this creature
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godzilla-reads · 1 year ago
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📚 Books and 🌸 Flowers
💚 The Horned God: Weird Tales of the Great God Pan edited by Michael Wheatley
💛 Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett
💜 Only the End of the World Again by Neil Gaiman, P. Craig Russell, Troy Nixey, and Matt Hollingsworth
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suckrose-and-akwa · 10 days ago
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In Eric Rincewind encounters- while time traveling or parallel universe hopping or whatever- a soldier character implied to be a mirror of Rincewind
"- didn't look like a soldier at all. He had the armor, which was tarnished, and he had the helmet, which looked as though its plume had been used as a paintbrush, but he was skinny and had all the military bearing of a weasel. There was something vaguely familiar about his face, though. Rincewind thought it looked quite handsome."
This soldiers name is Lavaeolus - like 'lava' in Latin, to wash... or rinse ("Rinser of winds" is the translation given later in the narrative) As the dialogue goes on Lavaeolus is revealed to be a famed mythical figure mirroring Odysseus
"Lavaeolus was responsible for the fall of Tsort, on account of being so cunning... and then afterward it took him years to get home and he had all sorts of adventures with tempresses and sirens and sensual witches."
Which means Terry is showing us a comparison between Rincewind and Odysseus. Given that they're both characters constantly on long journeys away from danger and on adventures they don't want to be having, I just think that's a very clever and neat way to bend the trope.
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cartoonfanorwhatever · 2 years ago
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Lord Vetenari will look at Vimes and immediately go: "put that man in a situation"
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pourablecat · 1 year ago
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More Sailor Vimes for my depraved personal reasons.
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the-swift-tricker · 2 years ago
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I Shall Wear Midnight, Terry Pratchett
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quasi-normalcy · 2 years ago
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I don't think Rincewind should have learnt magic, but I do think that he should have learnt headology.
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do-rey-me · 8 months ago
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got summoned into this universe by a monarchist and he wont let me burn down the city :((( i haven't even gotten to eat anyone :((( also people keep misgendering me :/ but there is this rlly pathetic looking guy who's 👀 kinda....
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bibliophilecats · 2 years ago
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April 17 2023: Time Travel
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afteralmostdying · 2 years ago
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posting this vimes sketch from my revision flashcards to see if people will still like me if i post my discworld stuff. pspspspsps pratchett enjoyers
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galemalio · 2 years ago
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After reading most of the Night Watch series of Discworld and Going Postal (my first disc world book), I can’t wait to read Making Money. You mean to tell me that THE Sam Vimes is going to be Moist Von Lipwig’s obstacle? Sam has more than enough anger to snap him on his knee like a twig.
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