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[napoleondienamite]

bobby visiting misha at the hospital during the curaçao candidates tournament in 1962

[gentlenotes-moved]

"you're flawless!" "you're perfect!" or!!!!!! maybe you're a little flawed. maybe you've fucked up. maybe you're a human with scars and faults. a human who's wronged and who's been wronged. maybe you've messed up. but... maybe you're a human that deserves love and happiness and good things in life. a human that deserves to heal and to be loved because you're worth something just for being alive.

[dailyrazordoodle]

day 129: eat your greens!

[afraidofchange]

my entire worldstate is Oops! All Dwarves! (minus Hawke, but I would've made her a dwarf if I could've!).

get into dwarf lore. Get into it. you wanna read dwarf lore so bad.

[xcarveoutmyheart]

[annabelle--cane]

big things happening this week for the "people obsessed with extremely minor rq characters" community

[flhoarder]

Peak PE teacher moment

[frobby]

i was thinking up an expanded chart for the manga gagverse and i was gonna exclude kyuushi (u know cuz of all the vampires running around shin yokohama) but then i remembered that kyuushi is actually the only manga here where iruma is canon it in

[chepedukduks]

Moorwing (?) from silksong my beloved

[agnesandhilda]

I know we're all reeling from the chapter 260 leaks but it's boring to me to attribute all of kaiser's behavior to trauma. like can't a guy just be fucked up all on his own? show a little respect

[gotyouanyway]

if i was going to do the cia spinoff with non ocs i would've used kurst, levith, vansell, etc it's the same time frame just about (MIA romana era).... maybe i should include them or references to them just for fun

[prettyflyshyguy]

Trend from over on Bsky that I felt compelled to share with you all here: your characters and the dynamics that inspired theirs.

If it isn't insanely obvious the more you learn about Roy and O'Byrne, it started heavily inspired by The X Files (Mulder and Scully), got worse when I watched Angel (Kate Lockley and Angel) and got even worse when I watched Supernatural (The Winchesters).

"I can't work in these conditions" and yet, they do. And they do it damn well. And they can't do it without each other in a lot of ways.

[holland-vosijk-antari]

i was just reading kell's pov in acol where he goes down to see holland in the cells, how he feels hollands eyes scraping against his own, and back in adsom where its described as two stones sparking together. not only does that make me want to go insane, it also makes me wonder if holland feels that too or if its just kell? its not mentioned as far as i can remember in any of hollands pov and not even in their first meeting flashback. the absence of it from holland's pov is a bit of a shame really though it does suggest that its just kell and the effect holland has on him... its also mentioned briefly when lila gets her antari prosthetic eye (in the sense that kell feels glad that he can look her in the eyes without that friction) which makes me wonder, if lila had both eyes would there be that sparking sensation between her and kell? would it not as their black eyes are on the same side? why would that sensation be only due to the presence of the marked eye? it's clear that kell and lila DO have a connection but then again so would most people who went through what they did together (especially as kell is quite dramatic about what he cares about). it would just be a shame to have this connection between antari be a real thing and it not be developed past a couple of brief mentions one of which to enhance a ship. the antari could be endlessly more strange so it's a shame that, even when bonded with the rings, they are essentially just very powerful magic users and not something altogether else...

[sainz100]

idk how to explain it, but I feel this small bubble of hope. as if some good news is right around the corner 🫧🌅 not yet, but maybe soon, I'll always feel that hope that the next chapter will be better than the last

[britneyshakespeare]

i'm very interested what ppl find to be the harder shakespeare plays and which they found to be easier. bc i was googling out of curiosity and i found a sparknotes article (link if you're curious) that ranked ten of the most commonly-read plays on difficulty and it put king lear kinda down low whereas it put julius caesar pretty high because of the politics/complicated conflicts. that kind of baffled me because julius caesar was the first tragedy i read outside of the classroom and i found it very approachable; it's one i often recommend to people trying to get into shakespeare because the plot is already familiar to most ppl and you can just enjoy the poetry and how shakespeare chooses to characterize these figures. on the other hand i read king lear a few years later in my shakespeare journey, and to be honest i still kind of have a hard time with lear. maybe i just don't connect with it on some level; i'm not sure. it's not a very tightly-organized play where the action is as centered as in the other tragedies like hamlet or macbeth. that's certainly a me thing and maybe that'll change with age. but i'm always a little surprised when i find someone's experience with the plays so much different than mine.

anyway if you're reading this feel free to reblog and tag or comment which shakespeare plays you found yourself falling into most naturally and which worlds you felt like you had to force yourself into. i'm interested in what ppl feel on this subject

[sciderman]

I think I vaguely remember Wade saying Nate doesn't cry right? Have we considered the idea that Nate makes Wade believe that he doesn't cry because in his mind he needs to he strong and dependable and a person for Wade to go to (example during civil war) and because he can't read Wade's mind he doesn't know that that's one of the reasons Wade can't in his own mind trust Nate with his real problems..?

i think it's not something exclusive to wade, no sir. that's just the way nate is with everyone. in fact - wade might be one of the few people who really, really tried to break it down. one of the few who could see it was an act.

[x]

i do think that's part of why nathan gravitated towards wade so much - that wade could kind of see through him, in some sort of way. constantly called nathan out for how ridiculous he is - how ridiculous it is for him to always appear like he was in control of every situation. when wade's always been the opposite. wade's never felt like he's been in control over anything in his life.

so it's kind of this fun dynamic of a powerful guy who wants the world to think he's impenetrable and is entirely in control - and a guy who's never been in control and tirelessly wants to tear down this illusion of this guy who has to be constantly in control but also kind of wants to believe him because it gives him some sort of feeling of safety and security and hope which he's never had in his life before. oh. delicious.