#like that letter was all lies

[chirpsythismorning]

Why do i feel like El saying 'I hope him and Nancy get to go together' about Jonathan and Nancy going to college together... doomed them...?

[dokjaism]

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Day 6 ⟡ Favorite OP/ED: Dive Back In Time by 白鲨JAWS insp.

[sallytwo]

Jennifer nearly jumped into the water / and she was tired like no one's ever been tired

[share-the-damn-bed]

It's a little thing, but I love how Jonathan takes a moment... fully prepares for Nancy to break up with him after everything that's happened (that he blames himself for)... and then attempts to tackle their conflict head on. He truly believes that he's starting the conversation that is going to end them and is relieved/shocked that there's still hope.

[puppyeared]

isnt it great when u take your adhd meds and instead of using that brainpower for stuff like ASSIGNMENTS. AND PROJECTS. your brain decides the next 6 hours will be brainstorming ponysona names and making oc playlists

[xbraveheartx]

Just full of ✨ Thoughts ✨ over the development and progress from when you start the game to when you finish on how P/Carlo just evolves, and kinda just thinking on some internal stuff on how I would like to write him.

How you start and he's just P, he doesn't know his purpose, he just knows he's being called somewhere. Lost, alone, faced with peril and made to fight when he hasn't even stepped out of his "birth place". He wakes up and he's just handed a sword. And he fights. At the start he's very much this empty slate; A newborn stumbling through Krat, and despite the man who calls himself himself father saying stuff like "Krat isn't how you remember it--" He really doesn't 'remember' anything at all. What is there to 'remember', he wonders?

And then he starts to get the memories-- they're not his but also... they are? They feel so close and yet so far away; Foreign and yet familiar. And then he hears a name whispered: Carlo-- and his whole world shifts right from under him. He feels sick, the name makes his head spin. The voice to have said it makes his head spin all the more. And bit by bit. He remembers. Not all of it, but... he remembers enough.

And he's hurt by what he remembers.

But by the end of it, after he claims his own freedom, after everything is resolved, and he returns to the hotel, he doesn't feel fully like Carlo-- doesn't feel at all like "P", either. He woke up not too long ago, and suddenly his life is flipped in its entirety. He's neither, and yet he's both. He doesn't know who he is anymore, but the name sticks. It's all he has left, even if a part of him feels some strange form of imposter syndrome, somewhere deep down... But he doesn't like being referred to as Geppetto's Puppet, either. He's not a puppet, not anymore. He's human, albeit, a different kind of human.

So just Carlo, is fine with him, even if he's changed far beyond of who-- and what-- Carlo was.

'--an Ergo puppet can have a second life and become another kind of human--' He just needed now to decide just what that second life meant for him, now.

[boxwinebaddie]

hard work being a single Motha

[tsuchinokoroyale]

It’s so good to see you.

Lies of P (2023)

[kaitcake1289]

you are watching mythic quest season 3. i am watching the mythic quest season in my mind where cws death has an actual effect on most of the characters that prompts their development. we are not the same

[senseiwu]

Does it piss anyone else off that barely anyone holds garmadon accountable for his actions and then they give people crap for being upset with him after he's hurt them

[anotherpapercut]

just officially sent in my resignation for my fucking childhood dream workplace

[skylilac]

this book is acruakly soooo disappointing

[longagoitwastuesday]

I actually like the last chapter. I think the ideas are very good. I have my qualms on how some things were managed, as I always do, but I think shonen authors get tangled in the expectations of a shonen to the point it jeopardises their writing, often even when they're not lacking in skills

[angryteapott]

I just am always thinking about how a man so desperate to find a body because he needed to see his loved ones settled together at rest undesecrated that it was his sole reason for living for a decade lied to his ex lover WHO HAS PUBLICLY GRIEVED FOR HIM FOR THE SAME AMOUNT OF TIME to say "haha his body deffo rotted by the ocean yeah i found this pouch when i was looting corpses". Then followed up the reveal that he lied about that "for her own good" with the ol' "yeah i never even loved you lol". And the best part. Is on a conscious level. I think he really did think that was best for everyone.

[freisin]

this blog holds two themes for muses:

a.) veterans b.) sasha lovers.

[fideidefenswhore]

Nonetheless, she offers a word of caution against the fever for rewriting Anne’s story: “[...] I would like to see less adulation of her. She was very unpopular in her own time and could be quite nasty.”

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" [...] she's hard to know, because it's hard to get beyond that very tragic figure on the scaffold - that very courageous figure - and see this woman who'd been the scandal of Christendom, the catalyst for the Reformation, and in some ways a total bitch! [And] I do see her as that in some ways. She was quite vicious towards Katherine of Aragon and her daughter, and she alienated so many people that it must all be true! There were people who were loyal to her. But it dwindled, as she alienated people by the lash of her tongue and histrionics."

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For anyone who wants to portray Anne in a sympathetic light, they have to get over the challenge of Chapuys’ testimony. It is born out by other things. Her cruelty to Mary is born out by a letter she herself wrote. Heather Teysko: What letter was that? Tell me for those [crosstalk 00:10:52]. Alison Weir: It’s the letter where she says, I think it was, “Give her a good beating” or something “for the cursed bastard she is.”, to the woman looking after her. Heather Teysko: Oh, okay. Sure. Alison Weir: Yeah. No, that letter corroborates what Chapuys is saying.