#major andré

[simcoesleftear]

turnposting: tweets edition

[queerquaintrelle]

*like a town crier*

Tell everyone vote for John André!

[jtownraindancer]

Ace's TURИ for Burn Rewatch: Blade on the Feather

[runawaycarouselhorse]

[vmpirevnom]

Idk if anyone has done this before 😅

[pretendingday]

there should be a tv-show about the swedish antarctic expedition of 1901 it has everything

[melpomeneprose]

For the noble research.

Memoir of Benjamin Tallmadge - free.

Archive version.

Benjamin Tallmadge: Mount Vernon.

If you want to buy Tallmadge’s memoir.

[cultfaction]

Preview- The Six Million Dollar Man Complete Collection (Bluray)

“We can rebuild him. We have the technology. We can make him better than he was. Better … stronger… faster.” Oscar Goldman. The Six Million Dollar Man was based on the book Cyborg by Martin Caidin. Caidin makes a guest appearance in Season 5 in the 2 part episode “Deadly Countdown”.It stars Lee Majors, Richard Anderson, Martin E. Brooks, Lindsay Wagner, and Alan Oppenheimer. Enjoy all 100 uncut…

[lalaloobzy]

Minor league Andrés Giménez. I was not prepared-

What do you mean that's not a 12 year old boy?

[baddawgsports]

Cincinnati vs New York: Key Playoff Match Analysis

The Major League Soccer playoffs are in full swing and the highly anticipated matchup between Cincinnati and New York is here. This best of three series will be filled with heart attack matches and will come down to who converts their opportunities. These two sides have been tough to play all season and each is dealing with major injuries that hurt their starting XI this season and reshaped the…

[dryingpower]

swan lake finale

[queerquaintrelle]

TURN Week 2024: Switching Sides

"Some King's men who might let some things slide..." - Hamilton: an American Musical

Or: The alternate universe when John André sees how little he is valued by the English (either for his lack of ability on the Battlefield despite his deeply intellectual and clever mind - overlooked for his efforts to the cause of King and Country, God save the King! <- until Major André is actively overlooked for being French and Swiss) André's father was from Geneva and his mother from Paris. So, hearing out Benjamin Tallmadge's side of things - facing either being branded a traitor to a side which loathes him (not you Peggy Shippen) -- in a most overdramatic and xenophobic English way or facing being hung by the neck as he squirms and eventually dies of lack of air. John André, no longer Major André, says, "Gentleman, to hell with the lot of you," and joins The Culper Ring - on their side, and lives to tell the tale.

[paul-archibald]

Double Concertos

Brahms composed a double concerto for violin and cello. Bach for two violins. Other great composers also wrote double concertos too such as Mozart, Mendelssohn, Stravinsky, Bartok, Telemann, Vivaldi and Haydn. But a concerto for more than a single instrument and orchestra can still be seen as a special event due to the rarity of performances. For the adventurous composers (and performers) the…

[narizentupidocartazes]

[2021]

22 de Outubro | 30 anos SPH | 20 anos Thisco | Whalt Thisney | Manuel Mota | CAVERNANCIA & Jerome Faria | Violeta Lisboa & Miguel Sá | SMUP - Parede

23 de Outubro | 30 anos SPH | 20 anos Thisco | shhh… | António Caramelo | OndaXoque | Ghent | Novo Major | SMUP - Parede

Cartaz [André Lemos]

[melpomeneprose]

André in the den of vipers

André in the den of vipers

Read all the one shots here.

Fall, 1780.

He’d been discovered. This elaborate act was up.

Even so, as John André sits in a prison cell, in the patriots camp. He doesn’t quite regret his choices.

He mourns for Peggy, of course, as any logical man would. But he decides to face it all, like the lion amongst snakes in a savage garden he is.

“Names and ranks,” Benjamin Tallmadge says. Sitting at the desk, typical of as he knows well enough now, aides to General George Washington.

“I don’t think so,” André retorts. With no hint of defeat in his voice. No, he saw the young man Benjamin Tallmadge as a challenge, an equal, and a foil in this war.

A war he’d lost, but a war he wouldn’t lose face in nonetheless…

~ October 2nd, 1780 ~

“Does the guilty have any last words?”

As he stood just ahead of the gallows John André sucked in his breath. He was not a stranger to such things as these, he simply didn’t ever believe he’d be on the receiving end. He briefly gazed at Peggy, the woman he would’ve given the world. Then, André stands atop the gallows and before covering his eyes he mutters, “Bear me witness that I bear my fate like a brave man.”

[vaultsofheaven]

by andrés reisinger ‘take over’ reimagines major cities with fluffy, flossy, and fancy pink drapes