#patterns of inheritance

[weirdwriter69]

I am trying to help students understand different types of genetic inheritance. These are examples problems I am working on...

[abybweisse]

Does Undertaker see anything of the late Claudia in Francis, or in Lizzie?

Somewhat... but I think he sees way more of himself in them.

Yana-san tells us that daughters typically take more after their fathers, and that sons take more after their mothers. So, Frances/Francis and Edward look a lot like Cedric, which Yana-san has specifically mentioned in a tweet. Lizzie should take more after her father, Alexis, however she automatically takes more after Cedric than Cloudia/Claudia, since whatever she got comes through Frances/Francis.

[felinae-felidae]

More clone practice/studies, feat Four Eyes himself

[storytellingbadger]

At long last, we have Old Moon as he appears in my TSAMS Celestial Phenomena AU. Mind the ratings.

The original Moon. Studious magician and talented inventor. Fearsome adversary and protector. King of scoffing with derision. Exquisitely clever. Habitually brusque. Unapologetic loner. Allergic to a good night's sleep. Unbridled, never-ending curiosity camouflaged with carefully cultivated nonchalance.

Casts a long shadow simply by virtue of absence. May discover that finding his footing in a family that's changed so much won't be as straightforward as simply showing up. Fears leaving Sun may have tested even his benevolent brother's unerring capacity for forgiveness.

Would walk into hell for Sunrise. Loves his twin without question. Left him anyway.

Celestial Phenomena is a series mostly from Solar's POV, detailing adventures and catastrophes from the light-hearted to peril and plot. Please enjoy.

[karlkapri]

every time I think "who is joy even yelling about" I google their name and every time its just some 4th liner on a team 15 points out of playoff contention

being obsessed w a guy no one else cares about is good for the hockeyblr ecosystem actually. gotta diversify the breeding pool etc etc.

[tenspontaneite]

Drew Learner when she was younger and her pups were small 🙏

[feyres-divorce-lawyer]

try re-explaining pregnancy like someone who had no previous knowledge or understanding of the concept and tell me it doesn’t sound like a fuck ass horror story

[unionizedwizard]

poisoned book investigation update: i reached the part of queen margot that deals with the poisoned book and this only made me more convinced that this is indeed. what happened. back in 2010. because 1) i know my mother well and therefore know she would kin catherine de' medici (yes yes i know. i know. what can i say. she's insane. it's a family tradition) 2) in the novel, the book was poisoned by catherine herself (she conceived and carried out both the scheme and the execution herself), and meant to kill her political enemy and son-in-law (but ended up poisoning (and killing) her own son). the exact method of course would be unsuitable for my own mother to imitate as it is the exact same method used in the name of the rose (possibly where umberto eco got the inspiration from, actually?), therefore as i mentioned earlier impossible to recreate with the kind of paper my copy of the three musketeers was printed on. but. yeah. not that i had many doubts at this point anymore but this is really. convincing evidence. psychologically speaking.

like for the. catherine de' medici kin part:

my mother always loved her as a historical figure. we did visit a lot of historical castles and museums and all when i was a kid and she always had a marked preference for 1) the renaissance era and history 2) the medici family 3) catherine de' medici specifically. she admired her cunning and force of spirit and ambition and influence. #1 girlboss supporter (she did not support the. you know. religious massacres tho. she didn't think catherine was a great figure to emulate or whatever. but she admired her nonetheless)

as i've mentioned before, my mother has always been a wannabe italian. she's especially fond of the italian renaissance and in particular florence and its history. in the novel the fact catherine de' medici is florentine is a key part of her characterization

physically there seems to be a similarity? dumas doesn't actually describe his characters' appearance much, but from the few elements we get, it seems to fit (= pale, grey(?) eyes with a cold and cunning look, short and stout but pretty, white hands (that she takes great care of), short and stout (fat?) stature in general, blonde hair, small lips, imposing presence that makes other people immediately fall in line & scares them (she was very proud of that)). it's not much but knowing her she would jump to conclusions and want to really. Be Like Her

sorry i know how this sounds i KNOW you don't have to believe me but i swear this is all true. inherited insanity and all that. the true Drow Ass Family

[economicsresearch]

page 222 - my guy spamming the chat with monuments.

Classic my guy.

[848ellie]

Time Loops ⌛ Our planet is a school and we are here to learn its lessons. This is why some of us keep coming back to the same families where we get another chance to overcome the same challenges, make the same choices, and deal with the same issues that happened in the past.

[unproduciblesmackdown]

fr is he, you know.............................................repeatedly described as being Impersonable and Lacking Charm and Pedantic and confused / bothered by things he supposedly shouldn't be while inspiring confusion / botherment in others in ways he supposedly shouldn't and like 99.9% of the grief he's given is over All That while he's just sitting or standing there rather than the like intimidatingly efficient hitman georg thing he has going on. which is in fact The Skill That Makes Him Useful Despite It All and also perhaps the least foothold in interactions because [worried he can & may kill you] affords power when otherwise just being the weird guy nobody likes(tm)

bonus mordecai balling

[mintmentos]

I’m so unbothered about love triangles these days but something about the Hawthorne boys is making me a bit insane

[leolaroot]

brier sweater:)rides to the left bc i was off centre when i started to decrease but who gaf honestly

[rosysugarr]

hey this is totally random but was on my mind: shoutout to anyone who sees traits of your abusive parents in yourself. I don't even mean bad ones necessarily. shoutout to people who hear their dad's laugh in their own and feel upset by that. to people who tell stories with the same cadence as the one who hurt them, who, when you're having a great time, keep hearing Them in the way you communicate because like it or not, they raised you and shaped you. To trans kids of parents who hurt them who hesitate to transition because you'd look like the parent that hurt you. I love you and I am holding your hand and I see you.

You're not them and I'm sorry you bear that constant reminder of them.

[finnieforkys]

I wish i could find a way to test my new patterns without losing time and materials :/

[bioluminescent-fungus]

...I need to know how one passive-aggressively passes down a quilt pattern, please.

So for a moment imagine that you are my grandmother, who, like her mother-in-law, is a quilter. Her mother-in-law, my Grandma Edith (technically great-grandma, but you know how it is) particularly liked Sunbonnet Sue. My grandma, who has recently had a daughter, contacts her mother-in-law and says that Sue (my mother) would probably like a Sunbonnet Sue quilt, hint hint.

Grandma Edith sent her the pattern in the mail.