#natural looking beard

[carefreehealth]

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[deoidesign]

someone asked me what if adam and steve switched vampire and werewolf...

And then since my monsters are purposefully not much visually different because of metaphors, I went more traditional vampire and werewolf...

and then I got carried away...

[canisalbus]

Trying to imagine if the Pope in Machette's universe is, like, a Pomeranian, and thus shrinks down to a fraction of his original size when wet. Like it rains and everyone is like 'oh, Your Holiness. Oh no'

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[dandelion-de-deus]

I’ve been contemplating it and I think we really need to bring back the concept of the holy fool. I’ll go first

[ellenchain]

The true master of disguise: Lucas Grey

my non canon timeline 1989: escape from the institute, trying to find a place in the world 1999: still in Romania, hoping to find 47, but working as a mercenary in between 2002: in Africa, meeting little Olivia 2004: happy life with Olivia in Romania 2005: escape from Romania because of CICADA 2006: undercover in America, watching 47 from afar, playing normal dad for little Olivia 2010: re-thinking life decisions, living in Berlin 2012: becoming more active again, mercenary in various divisions, still running from Providence 2013: becoming head of security, watching Providence more closely 2016: done running

[sincericida]

ANDREW GARFIELD

in interview for Esquire | 2024.

(video)

[volvolts]

[warpedwings]

Misha's 2020 Quarantine Beard.

If Misha shaves the beard, do you think he'll have Maison do it again? 🤣

[Source]

@sunglassesmish Do you see the shirtless situation, with the chest hair?? 👀

[the-jam-to-the-unicorn]

We thought we got one glasses pic. But nope. It's not one. Not two. Not three. Not four.

It's five glasses pics.

And one is better than the other! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[marc--chilton]

(mgv) if house's heat is approaching and wilson is ignoring him, house will stubbornly rub his scent all over him like a cat, thus making him Very Hard To Ignore

[jula483]

monks, dreams, beards and chin transplants

[fbwzoo]

Guess who got his first dandelion flowers!!! 🌼🩵 He ate two pieces and seemed to like them! And then he jumped the six inches straight up to his basking slate. 😊 We finally got his follow up with the same vet scheduled for Monday & I can't WAIT for her to see him!

[ares857]

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[sealrock]

WIP wednesday

I was tagged by @chadhunkler @archaiclumina and @icehearts for this, ty for the tag! I've seen people post writing snippets for this, but I'm gonna showcase a new oc I've been cooking instead:

meet pelleas myste, a former ishgardian knight that made the mistake of falling in love with a warrior nun who took a lifelong vow of celibacy

since I've reworked tauvane's backstory to something I'm personally satisfied with, I decided to do the inevitable and remake achille's dad entirely to address timeline and consistency issues for the final time, which means any lore I posted about him is now retconned (I'll figure out what to do with takami someday lol)

not tagging anyone so this is an open tag. feel free to jump in!

random wip facts I conjured up for him under the cut:

was an angry and bitter orphan from the brume that managed to eke out a living. he had no immediate family other than pet birds he kept for company

joined the temple knights at 17 to get out of poverty. he proved to be a prodigy and rose through the ranks fairly quickly as a lancer, but he could shoot a bow just as good

sole survivor of a dragon ambush, and his entire unit was killed. he lost his left eye and was grievously injured in the attack

tauvane and her swordsisters arrived too late to save his comrades, but they took pelleas back to their convent in order to save his life. he spent the next few years in recovery, but he was unable to wield a lance as proficiently as he did before the slaughter

had a massive crush on tauvane that lead to him falling in love with her. his relationship with tauvane was slow to take root; tauvane found him insufferable when he was able to walk and talk again. pelleas would tease and irritate tauvane because she was 'as stiff as a corpse' with no sense of humor

tauvane eventually abandoned her vows to run away with him, something that's akin to heresy in the order. they eventually settled in the eastern highlands, started a farm, and had their only child, a boy named achille

pelleas didn't live long; he was executed for heresy—which was false—when achille was still a baby. tauvane fled west with achille to avoid persecution from the order, but in the end she had to give achille to chiron when he accepted a bounty to kill her. tauvane, in her guilt-ridden rage and grief, swore to take revenge against ishgard for taking away the only person who truly loved her. her crusade against the city-state is in pelleas' memory

[sarucane]

OFMD Spiral Narrative 42: Sandy Beards and Self-Hatred

Intro: What I love most about how season 2 builds on season 1 of OFMD is the spiral narrative structure. Ground is repeatedly and explicitly re-trod from season 1 to season 2, but in season 2 everything goes deeper than season 1. Meanings are shuffled, emotions are stronger and truer, and transformation is showcased above everything. The first season plucks certain notes, then the second season plucks the same ones--but louder, and then it weaves them together to create a symphony.

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Ed wakes up with a beardful of sand twice, once each season. Why is he lying on a beach? For the same reason, both times: self-hatred mixed with fatalism.

The first time Ed wakes up on a beach, it's because he left Stede the night before. Why? Well, partly out of obligation to an old pirate friend who invoked a once-non-toxic (presumably) relationship. But mostly because he thinks he's a Bad Person, and therefore that he is doomed to rejection (and that he can't trust Stede, or himself), so might as well get it over with.

The second time Ed wakes up on a beach, it's because he provoked his crew to mutiny and murder. Why? Well, because he spent weeks/months proving himself a bad person (partly out of obligation to an old pirate friend who invoked a once-non-toxic (sort of) relationship), and therefore he is doomed to destruction one way or another, and life hurts right now, so might as well get it over with.

The first time Ed wakes up, he ends up talking to Calico Jack. Jack fails to get food for breakfast, and instead pressures Ed into drinking for breakfast. It's all an enactment of emptiness, the internal hollowness of "I've lost something important" translated onscreen into an empty stomach and a crappy friend.

The second time Ed wakes up, he thinks he's talking to Captain Hornigold--but really he's talking to himself. And even though Hornigold represents Ed's self-hatred, he's the one who pulls Ed off the beach and makes him eat something (like how Jack made him drink something) that'll actually help him. He's punishing Ed by forcing him to go on, but at the same time he's saving Ed.

The whole thing is an external manifestation of Ed's conflicted internal state: only going on because he's forcing himself to, but not wanting to actually commit suicide; longing for someone to help him, but not believing that anyone who'd care to help him would be trustworthy.

Each time Ed wakes up, he's trapped in a prison of his own devising with a reflection of his own self-hatred. The first time, Ed can just reject that reflection and dive into the water. And it's easy, because he's doing it to help Stede. He doesn't have to deal with why he left, with the self-hatred or the fatalism, he just has to have hope for someone else.

The second time, Ed's trap is stronger and deeper in his mind. He's not really on an island or in the water: this is all him. Once again, the escape is the water--but while in the first episode that was just swimming, running away to delay his reckoning with his own dark self, in the second episode he's drowning because it's the only way he can see to reckon with his own dark self, to quiet the internal conflict. There's only him, and hopelessness.

The first time Ed was cut adrift to wash up on the shores of his own darkness, Stede just stood and watched, consumed by his own hurt.

The second time, he brings light with him, and makes the dark not so dark after all.

[sincericida]

ANDREW GARFIELD

in interview for Esquire | 2024.