#neverdies

[success777]

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[lascitasdelashoras]

Fabien Neverdier - Carnet d´atelier, 2009. Réflexions préparatoires su le projet de fresques au Palazzo Torlonia, Rome

[barkbarkbinx]

woe oc playlist upon ye

[muslim-flint]

my post about cas eating raw meat on the floor and the rapport between angels and flesh needs is making rounds again and idk why except, of course, for cunt factors

[mcytblrconfessions]

ough... marigoldsmp!neverdie my stupid wet cat.... i love them so much im gonna put them in a blender

[grusik]

Steeon by Teso MORE SHIT: caprascrew.tumblr.com • Milano 2022 by Capras Crew

[paperlovesadness]

So Baggio feels like dancing with death in a bulletproof vest, doesn't it

(in only the very best way)

[desnayy]

No screenshots today unfortunately. I've been pretty socially drained recently and so I took tonight off. Will hopefully feel better tomorrow so I can get on

[theobii]

Pokemon 'fans': Ugh, the games are so formulaic, its a snoozefest with how little things change

Game Freak: Okay, we'll mix some stuff up

Pokemon 'fans': Why would you do that, you can't change things its not the same anymore >:( >:( >:(

[insect-whorefare]

[anarchy-city]

#27

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[praazlwurm]

i only looked it up in an identifier but same here! a growing guide like this might be handy but, um, fun fact:

Might be wrong, but it looks like a Kalanchoe Plant

Thank you! That's 2 for 2 on guessing that so I'm pretty confident in giving it a "probably kalanchoe" label if she asks what it is

[yesterdayandkarma]

by Leinad's Neverdie

[grusik]

Steeon by Teso MORE SHIT: caprascrew.tumblr.com • Napoli 2021 by Capras Crew

[stochastique-blog]

Experiment - Automatic Random_Reblog - Ask me !

Thx to Mr.@realjavajake for kicking my creative ass and to assist me on getting some LONG delayed Covid n Post-pandemic projects off the ground like my #NeverDie @neverdiepizzaclub x #Tokka #lapelpin card design. Stay tuned!!!!!!! https://www.instagram.com/p/CjARRkhOPYM/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[icestardragonhc]

Just some thoughts about Belos/ Philip Wittebane from TOH (ramble)

For all of his shortcomings and aborent qualities he has one single thing that makes him stand out among a cast of characters with plenty of positive and lovable personality traits. He's the most hopeful character in the show. Lemme explain:

When he really shouldn't be. Sure it's part of his delusion but at the end of the day he doesn't have any good reason to do anything he does in the story and deep down, he knows that. Ultimately he does everything he does to justify the death of his brother. But that's clearly not his true wish. All he want is his brother back, take back what he did and make that his brother never left. Return to a version of reality that can never be obtained. His brother will never return and he knows it. Considering he killed every grimwalker copy, the 20 or so he made of Caleb. Despite being a smart man, he refuses to grow up and accept change (or death) as we see in Hollow Mind. For 400 years. This child like naivity translates into a neverdying hope that finishing his plan will change anything, fix anything. It's not even about personal revenge as much as it is an escape from reality. He could have wiped out Caleb's decendants anytime in the 50 years he had total power in the empire or even way before that. But he didn't. Killing the Grimwalkers also seemed to upset him but he deems it a necessary step to fix what went wrong all that time ago. But the Grimwalkers never are like his brother, they only vaguely resemble him. For him it's not killing his brother again and again (ignoring he's killing actual individuals), it's rebuilding him stone by stone. It's all for nothing. It serves no purpose and is meaningless. And I think he knows. But he refuses to accept it, no he is completly unable to accept it. Much like a child who can't accept that a specific obscure and crazy dream of his will never come true. This dedication to that meaningless cause is even more visible once the Collector pretty much oneshots him at the end of season 2. He's reduced to a puddle, a soul without a body and he's most likely in a perpetual state of pain and confusion, now returned to the human realm that is nothing alike to what he left behind. Which he can't even interact with properly like he wished to do. Giving up, just dying would be easy and probably is an attractive alternative to his constant state of agony. Yet he clings onto the last bit of life remaining. Despite his carefully made masterplan he took decades if not centuries to realize failed horribly. Knowing he will have to face the seemingly all powerful Collector eventually who squashed him like a bug. He stays alive against impossible odds to "right his wrongs". For the slightest chance to see the reality he gaslit himself into believing was possible. A reality where his borther could have stayed, for a reality where his actions were justified, a reality where he didn't waste the entirety of his extended life, a reality where he's the hero, not the villian. He clings onto hope like a scared, hurt beast. Hope is powerful and scary. It can make a normal man go through hell and become what he swore to destroy. Hope as much as it can build a new future can also raze it to the ground. The sweet and horrific duality of hope.