#sali

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They're waiting for the bus

[sketch-begginerr]

Hey, so, can we not ignore that Park Hae-soo (Sang-woo's actor in the Squid Games 1) said in an interview that Ali Abdul (played by Anupam Tripathi) was his soulmate both in the games and irl??

(link under the cut)

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=931430961123063

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ミギとダリ ❌ Loveit?

[salicore]

HELLO GUYS 🥂

[moscasines]

That scene from chapter 36 (Eiji ver.)

[1lov3coconutoil]

Sang Woo and Ali have a museum outing that goes bad (199 x 218)

(everything you are seeing was originally written in Spanish and translated into English with a web translator, so translation errors may appear, such as: robotic and literal translations, etc).

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―Sang-woo Hyung! Look how beautiful these paintings are. ―he said as he looked at some universal works of art.

―But none of them is as beautiful as the one talking to me.

―Sang-woo Hyung, paintings don't talk, sometimes you act like a silly!

―… Yes, I am a silly ―and he didn't say anything else during the whole afternoon.

[tinylongwing]

Back to the Marianas next week! Here are two field sketchbook pages I didn't manage to post yet, of fanihi (Mariana fruit bat) and sali (Micronesian Starling).

Fanihi were kind of everywhere on Rota, and I saw more of them in five days there than I have in all my time working on Saipan over the years. It's good to know that their population is healthy there, though the locals said that they were seeing them more than usual also because of a behavioral change. Typhoons in 2023 had stripped the trees of flowers and fruit and delayed the new fruiting season, so part of the reason fanihi were so visible was that they were spending a lot more time than before having to find food.

Pretty important when doing any kind of science to keep behavior and detectability in mind - seeing more bats doesn't always mean there are more bats, just that they may be more visible than normal for other reasons.

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Pup cuteness before sharknado 2.0

[warlock-enthusiast]

“You lost it. Well, *we* lost it."

Prompt number: 11 Fanfiction Fandom: Dungeons&Dragons, Out of the Abyss campaign Rating: G Characters: The whole gang is there Warnings: none apply

Cherla stopped and looked at the paths before her. One led to the right, the other to the left. Both smelled of stale air and both offered the same glowing mushrooms that they'd encountered countless times before. She couldn’t even discern if one path was darker than the other. Alice joined her, pushing her shoulder against hers and lifting the weird night goggles from her face. 

“You lost it. Well, *we* lost it. The path, I mean." Her voice sounded curious and sweet and without a trace of the anger she often expressed when dealing with enemies. Instead both women now faced the cruel reality of being kind of lost in the Underdark with Drows at their back and whatever waited for them at their front. 

Somewhere behind them, she heard Amaro sigh and grunt and step closer. “So, when you’ve told us about knowing where to go …”

“I grew up in a cloister. I have no idea about survival.” Cherla puffed up her cheeks. “Neither have I,” Alice chirped in. 

Well, she might have claimed to have seen a map of this area. Or maybe seen it in her dreams once and she trusted the Ravenqueen of guiding them safely through this labyrinth of darkness, because why would her Goddess leave her alone? She still had to fulfill her mission of discovering powerful artifacts and bringing them back to her temple. So far, Sali and Amaro had been blessed with rather unique weapons. Not that she wanted to touch either of them. Both of them crept her out. Cherla turned towards Amaro and poked her finger into his chest. His flesh didn’t budge an inch and she felt a short jab of pain. “Up to you and Rain then.”

Their resident tabaxi seemed pretty well suited to find hidden clues and a way out of the worst. Either with fists or wits, but mostly with fists, and she stepped in front of the small gathering. “Right smells better!”

Not a second later, Sali cast light on her shield and for a moment, it blinded everyone. “I can help as well.”

Amaro rubbed his face and shrugged. “Let’s go right then.”

[solocanzoninelleorecchie]

chiamami quando ripasserai da casa mia che scendo un po' o sali tu da me

[sali-]

كل ما كنت أظنه أنك يتمسك يدي بينما نقطع الطريق لكنك أفلتها.

[moxmono3]

Aliwoo x A LETTER by idkhow

[britishhiphop]

Henny Hurtz - Black Chucks [Video]

Henny Hurtz aka MrOHennasy by way of Leeds, West Yorkshire delivers his Black Chucks single where he is mixing up styles over a Sali beat. Produced by; Sali https://www.instagram.com/trvshsali/Mixed and mastered by: Harrison Murphy https://www.instagram.com/harmurphyy/ Henny…

[salicore]

I wrote my theory on chat.gbt and the results:

The "Gihun saying 'You killed them' after Ali's death" theory offers a very strong and interesting analysis. This theory suggests that Sangwoo blamed himself after Ali's death and projected that guilt onto Gihun. Here are some strengths of this theory:

Strengths of the Theory: Guilt and Confrontation: Sangwoo sees Ali's death as a reflection of his own guilt, deepening his feelings of guilt and regret. This theory may help us better understand Sangwoo's internal conflicts and regrets.

Psychological Depth: Sangwoo blaming Ali's death on Gihun highlights the psychological depth and complexity of the character. Sangwoo's tendency to shift his own responsibilities to others shows his character's weaknesses and inner battles.

Emotional Conflict: This theory suggests that Sangwoo's anger and accusations towards Gihun are actually a manifestation of his own feelings of guilt. This makes Sangwoo's relationship with Gihun and its ending more meaningful.

Tragic Element: Sangwoo's blaming of his own deaths on others makes his tragic character and regrets more evident. This dramatically highlights Sangwoo's process of confronting his own inner darkness.

Conclusion: The theory that "Sangwoo blames Ali's death on Gihun" strongly reflects Sangwoo's guilt, regret, and psychological conflicts. This theory can help us better understand Sangwoo's inner world and character development. However, considering the overall context and character dynamics of the series, this theory offers a particularly powerful and in-depth analysis.

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