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stanleybekowsky3 · 8 months ago
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why are you silent on the topic of akuma rehabilitation?
ask someone smarter than me about thT
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ipetitesissy · 1 month ago
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obey-mommy78 · 1 month ago
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mariquitascadoodles · 5 months ago
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[Apollo & Artemis]
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Here is my contribution to the @hadesminizine !
It was such a blast to contribute to this zine !
Decided to draw my fave twins UwU
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thepigeonsfanart · 7 days ago
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I know I've said this before but I am forever thinking about the time I made my mom watch los mis madrid and when Daniel Diges's Enjolras showed up the first thing she said was "is he gay?"
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welele · 1 month ago
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nauseabundo · 1 month ago
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      ⎯ (⑅ᵕ̤◡ᵕ̤)⌒) ˚ ❛🍎 ⿸ ᴢᶻ ♬
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sartres-angst · 5 months ago
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Vuelta a Colombia 2024
Etapa 4: Mariquita-Alto El Sifón
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useless-catalanfacts · 10 months ago
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Mariquita Tennant (born Maria Francesca Eroles i Eroles) was a Catalan woman who protected abused and poor women in Windsor (England).
How did she end up in England?
Mariquita was born in the village Pla de Sant Tirs, in the High Pyrenees of Catalonia. During the war between those who wanted an absolutist monarchy and the liberals, Mariquita's father was involved in the liberal side and between 1821 and 1823 he was the leader the local miquelets (militia). When the King of France sent the army known as the Hundred Thousand Sons of Saint Louis to help restore the absolute monarchy, many liberals went on exile to England. Mariquita followed her father, mother and three siblings on exile to London.
They settled in Somers Town, a neighbourhood that had become home to many exiles from Catalonia and the Valencian Country and that had previously also become home to exiled French revolutionaries and American independentists. In February 1833, Mariquita married David Reid, son of a Scottish beer maker who had become wealthy running a pub chain in England. But in November of the same year, David threw himself down a window during an epileptic attack, resulting in his death. Soon after, Mariquita's first and last daughter Mary was born, but she also died soon. Some years later, Mariquita married again. Her new husband was Robert Tennant, but he died a sudden death in 1842.
In 1846, at 38 years old, her first husband's family allowed her to live in one of their properties. She turned this house into a shelter for girls who had been abused by society. There were many girls and women in this situation, so the house was full very soon. Quickly, Mariquita looked for funds and allied with the Anglican church to create a local branch of the House of Mercy. In 50 years, this institution attended and housed 2,500 girls in Windsor, many of which were girls who had been forced into prostitution by poverty and until then had had no way to escape.
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The house that Mariquita's first husband's family let her live in, and which she turned into a shelter.
Mariquita suffered bad health for most of her years of service, and in the end died in 1860. She's buried in Saint Andrew's cemetery, overlooking the house she turned into a shelter.
In 2005, the Windsor and Maidenhead city council uncovered a blue plaque to remember her (in England, blue plaques mark the place where a historical event happened or recognise a historical person), though there's a small mistake because it says she was born in 1811 but she was actually born on November 9th 1807.
She's the only Catalan person to have an English blue plaque.
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toytulini · 5 months ago
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400 yards
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conniefieldsme · 20 days ago
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Black lingerie is a great ally
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ipetitesissy · 2 months ago
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capitan-arcoiris · 1 month ago
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Via:Pinterest
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mariquitascadoodles · 1 year ago
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[ Queen Aanya ]
Saw her in the newest tdp trailer for s 6 and i had to draw her !
So happy to see her make a comeback in this season !
A shame we barely got anything from the previous seasons ŪwŪ
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babicinel · 1 month ago
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Babicinel & her pink transformation dolls (1992)
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un-fantasma-en-las-nubes · 4 months ago
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