Who wants to be the Sawney to my Bean? 😭
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Today an inspector from the government paid a surprise visit to the Survey Corps base to assess how they were utilising their funding. Unfortunately, Section Commander Hange chose today of all days to test out their innovative, ingenious, PERFECTLY SAFE titan bait mechanism (do not question the physics). According to Captain Levi Ackerman, Commander Erwin Smith is at risk of an aneurysm, while Hange's subordinate Moblit Berner is considering early retirement if he survives the afternoon.
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Do I really need to plan another horror romance series with a CoD bastard? No. Am I thinking about it anyway? Unfortunately yes.
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I'm gonna draw illustration for all my favourite couple soon :3
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The Legend Of Sawney Bean, The Cannibal Killer Of 16th-Century Scotland
The head of a 45-member clan in Scotland, Sawney Bean allegedly killed and cannibalized over 1,000 victims in the early 16th century.
But did he even exist?
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Episode 65: Human Cannibalism and the Scottish Legend of Sawney Bean Photodump
Image 01: Sawney Bean and his wife Agnes dragging human body parts back to their cave for dinner.
Image 02: A depiction of the death of the Bean clan. The men had their limbs cut off and were left to bleed to death while the women were burned like witches.
Image 03: The Bean clan inside their sea cave preparing human flesh for dinner.
Image 04: A video of Bennane Cave from May 2020 filmed by Dabhand’s Blog on Facebook. The cave is said to be haunted.
Image 05: WATER KELPIE!
Image 06: WATER KELPIE PART 2
Image 07: WATER KELPIE PART 3 as drawn by Tetramara on Tumblr
Image 08: Water kelpie in human form
Image 09: Pictures of some of the human remains found inside cannibal Karl Denke’s home. Denke murdered around 40 people in Prussia and sold their meat as “pickled pork” at a market.
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Trigger Warning— Incest & Sexual Assault Mention
So Wes Craven’s 1977 horror movie was inspired by a potentially true story of a family of incestuous cannibals that supposedly lived in the Scottish countryside. Which is kinda yikes cause it sounds almost plausible.
The main difference between the two is that Craven’s movie is set in the S. Western desert of the US in New Mexico, I think. The film was remade, however, in 2006 and popularized shock value in horror movies. In fact, critics called it the most shocking movie of that year.
In the remake, the disabilities and deformities the cannibals suffer from are the results of the testing of nuclear bombs by the US government. The director, Alexandre Aje, said they based the characters’ appearances off of photos of people who suffered from radiation poisoning cause by the bombing of Hiroshima. These are the trailers for the both films (original and remake).
Just heads up in case you decide to watch this movie, it does feature animal death on top of the other stuff mentioned. Its a legitimately frightening movie but also extremely triggering for some people and just all around a fucked up story.
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oh right also i think that thing with "this is proof they lived" is levi's pull for erwin in rts lol. kind of surprised the bolo tie thing isn't explicit and just in extras material since ? why write the pull otherwise. could be isym planned it but had his mind changed i guess
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Speaking of Dog Soldiers, we cannot sleep on the parallels with the Sawney Bean legend also in Scotland. Insular, strange, people eating family?
Yeah
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Hallowe’en 2023
artwork by phil burns
Click here to hear the poet read his words:
Hallowe’enaw Scotland’s scary myths and legendsfae Tam o Shanter tae Sawney Beancreep and slither yince mair fae the shadowseach year the nicht o Hallowe’en(interlude)nae bairn can contain their excitementas the end of October draws neareach wee brain fair itchesas they think about witchesit is the scariest night of the year
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