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you’re not the episode 16 shoe drop of jewel in the palace, you will never be the episode 16 shoe drop of jewel in the palace
it’s like the pride and prejudice (2005) hand flex in the ocean.
#and it dropped (hah) over a year earlier#oh seo junggeum we’re really in it now#i felt that shit in my stomach#she really had an italicized oh moment right in front of everyone’s salad. no notes.#plus there’s frolicking??????????#*to the tune of ‘if i was a rich man’* if i was a giffer#i only like three things but this is all four of them iykwim#jewel in the palace#jitp lb#series liveblog#zee.txt
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Oldies but goodies 2000's kdramas
Coffee Prince (2007)
Full House (2004)
My Girl (2005)
Princess Hours (2006)
My Lovely Kim Sam Soon (2005)
Jewel In The Palace (2004)
Winter Sonata (2002)
Boys Over Flowers (2009)
Stairway To Heaven (2003)
Autumn In My Heart (2000)
#kdramas#coffee prince#full house#my girl#princess hours#my lovely sam soon#jewel in the palace#winter sonata#boys over flowers#stairway to heaven#autumn in my heart
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Jewel in the Palace Episode 3: Jungjong Banjong
#jewel in the palace#jewel in the palace ep 3#dae jang geum#dae jang geum ep 3#i too never got over my first love
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today on Just Man Things: jang geum seduces the king by inventing mental health care and talking to him like a normal person. the king's mother suggests concubinage as an alternative to getting promoted at work
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Is it time to obliterate myself by binging Dae Jang Geum for 2nd time since childhood? Persnaps
#I haven’t even watched the Xiao Zhan dramas I’ve shelved away yet 😭#Korean cuisine calls#this show inspired a research review paper I wrote for practice lol#Dae Jang Geum#jewel in the palace#personal
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My mom's rewatching Jewel In The Palace rn and all I can say is, "Sir Min! Sir Min! Sir Min! Kyaaaaaaa!!!!"
#jewel in the palace#kdrama#my 1st kdrama#and 1st kdrama crush#jang geum girl i too would run away from the palace to elope with sir min
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geumyoung can die in a ditch. please die in a ditch.
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it's actually very nice that apothecary diaries chose maomao as the protagonist, a girl who was raised in the pleasure district and severely under-ranks(?) many of the other characters in the story. through her, we get proximity to the status of those who were expendable to the royal court, a fact that she herself is highly aware of, and because of this she routinely positions herself between those who are of high rank and low rank. i really like that the series draws attention to notions of hierarchy and expendability, again without being preachy about it, because to be sure, it's not gritty at all, it tends to maintain a lighthearted tone with a focus on interpersonal relationships.
but this direction contrasts strongly with the dozens of western historical/historical fantasy dramas that focus mostly on the upper class and invisibilises the labor that sustains their lifestyles. meanwhile apothecary diaries leans into maomao's skills, the certain amount of ingenuity and knowledge that comes from her being poor and growing up in the pleasure district, and the way her rapport and proximity to the servants of the court enable her to reach places the high-ranked characters can't.
#it reminds me a bit of jewel of the palace which i've only seen a little of#but eastern historical dramas show you that servants do have stories to tell actually<3#i need a clever tag for my text posts#the apothecary diaries#kusuriya no hitorigoto
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Jewel Palace, Berlin, Germany. 💎💒
#Hochzeitshaus Berlin#Cloudy Sky#Jewel Palace#Gothic#Revival#Neo Gothic#Architecture#Cityscape#Gertraudenstrasse#Kleine Gertraudenstrasse#Street Scene#Fernsehturm Berlin#Tower#Berlin TV Tower#Mitte#Berlin#Germany
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i think positing loghain's patriotism over everything else actually directly ignores loghain's characterisation in both tst and the calling. as far back as tst, loghain's goal was never the liberation of ferelden from orlais. i do think & agree that he hates orlais, and he's furious about the occupation, but he also doesn't rly seem to think there's any way to oust them. he doesn't see the point in trying & he doesn't understand his father's sudden loyalty to a "king", to maric. he looks out for maric, not out of a sense of patriotism or duty to his country, but because it was the last wishes of his father - something maric himself makes explicit when loghain attempts to abandon him. loghain sacrifices hundreds of soldiers to save maric - to maric's fury. it's maric who is patriotic. loghain takes over maric's job in the calling not because of ferelden but out of love and concern for maric. he tries to talk to maric about his depression several times and he comes back to denerim specifically & explicitly to support maric after rowan dies. he does the same after celia dies, to support anora and cailan.
i don't think patriotism is really what drives loghain. it's loyalty, it's love. loyalty to his father, because he loves him, leads him to protect maric and act in (what he thinks is) maric's best interests. loyalty to maric, because he loves him, is what leads him to protect ferelden and act in (what he thinks is) ferelden's best interests. protecting maric - who his father sacrificed everything to keep safe - kept his father's principles alive and, in that way, he honours his father. protecting ferelden - which maric sacrificed everything for - keeps maric alive and honours maric. and if the warden wins his loyalty, he's willing to follow the warden's lead on whatever they think is best - whether that's the dark ritual, or for either of them to take the sacrifice, or anything else.
to me, it seems like his patriotism is a symptom, not a cause. i don't think it's as clear cut as loghain makes it in his dialogue in dao, but i do think he's self-aware enough to accurately gauge his motivations here. he says that he didn't do any of this because he hated orlais, he did it because of maric. and when the warden comments that maric is dead, loghain's response is telling.
why should that matter?
#he abandons ostagar for layered reasons but i don't ever imagine that maric's orders to abandon him#and save their soldiers if it came down it. did NOT factor in.#narrowing his motivations down to 1. his intense hatred of orlais and b. patriotism#actually flattens the complex & layered motivations he has throughout dao#anyway.#vee rewrites da#my da meta#loghain mac tir#yes this was my first thought after finishing work today. rotating that old man in my mind palace like a prized jewel
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The First Official Gala Portrait of King Frederik X of Denmark and his Australian-born wife Queen Mary
The portrait, which shows the couple wearing the Order of the Elephant on chains, will be displayed in state institutions, including at Danish embassies and consulates around the world.
Taken at Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen, it is the first photo of Mary wearing the crown jewels as queen since ascending the throne in January.
In the portrait, Mary wears an emerald set with a tiara, necklace earrings, and a large broach.
The set was designed by jeweller CM Weisshaupt and was a gift from Christian VIII to Queen Caroline Amalie, the Royal House states on its website.
The set’s emeralds and diamonds are partly reused items from the jewellery collection of Christian VI’s Queen Sophie Magdalene and from older bracelets, combined with newly purchased stones, the Royal House website states.
Mary also wears a diamond miniature portrait of the king in a bow of Order of Dannebrog ribbon, in keeping with the tradition of female members of the royal family wearing a portrait of the sovereign.
25 April 2024
#King Frederik X of Denmark#Queen Mary of Denmark#Danish Royal Family#official gala portrait#Order of the Elephant#Christiansborg Palace#CM Weisshaupt#Christian VIII#Queen Caroline Amalie#Christian VI#Queen Sophie Magdalene#Order of Dannebrog#crown jewels#House of Glücksburg#House of Bernadotte#House of Monpezat
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romance plotlines in western shows suck and i hate them with a passion, but when a kdrama has a romance plotline i'm on the edge of my seat. kdrama actors will look at each other with so much love and adoration, meanwhile in american shows (for example) they barely even seem to like each other as people.
#idk in western shows it's like. rote. it's just there bc it Should Be there and that's it#kdramas make me BELIEVE it. i'm acrually invested in it#yesterday my uncle was just saying that he's been watching kdramas for this exact reason and i'm SO glad i'm not the only one#and it made me wanna continue my jewel in the palace rewatch bc min jung ho >>> everything
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Jewel in the Palace Episode 4: The Selection
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LMAO ep 30 min "looks meaningfully at a woman and says 'i DO have a fever'" jeongho you've got game
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Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at the Bal Costume of 12 May 1842
Artist: Edwin Landseer (English, 1802–1873)
Genre: Portrait
Date: 1842
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Collection: Royal Collection Trust
Description
Landseer's double portrait commemorates the costume ball held on 12 May 1842 at Buckingham Palace, attended by over two thousand people. Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, dressed as Edward III and his consort Queen Philippa of Hainault, received the guests in the Throne Room, rearranged to create the setting accurately depicted here by Landseer. Members of the Royal Household were expected to appear in dress of the same period, although other guests could wear costumes of their own choosing.
The royal couple stand on a raised dais beneath a Gothic canopy decorated with a purple velvet cloth of estate on which the royal arms of Edward III, with its combined French and English quarterings, have been embroidered. The costumes were designed under the supervision of James Robinson Planché (1796-1880) and were specifically intended to give work to the declining Spitalfields silk industry. The royal couple's costumes were based on tomb effigies. Despite this attempt at accuracy, Queen Victoria's silhouette, created through tightly laced stays and multiple petticoats, betrays the fashions of her own era. Equally anachronistically, Prince Albert is shown wearing the jewelled Sword of Offering (Blair 1998, vol. II, no. 6), made by Rundells for George IV's coronation in 1821.
The ball of 1842 was the first of three costume balls held by the royal couple. The second, on 6 June 1845 was in early Georgian dress, while the third, on 13 June 1851 was in the style of the Restoration.
#painting#english#royalty#queen victoria#prince albert#custome#ball#buckingham palace#gothic canopy#royal couple#english history#19th century england#19th century painting#edward landseer#english painter#crown#jewels
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Kdrama: Uinyeo Dae Jang Geum (Season 2) (2025)
Dae Jang Geum is BACK!!! 2024 JEWEL IN THE PALACE
Watch this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/79KdkAGKkpU
#Uinyeo Dae Jang Geum#Dae Jang Geum 2#대장금(大長今) 2#Una joya en el palacio 2#Jewel in the Palace 2#Great Jang Geum 2#2nd season#Season 2#Fantagio#2025#youtube#kdrama#korean drama#short video#shorts#Lee Young Ae#Seo Jang Geum#real cook#doctor woman
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