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reksigh 4 years ago
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whisk me away to a world without worry
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leniviypelmen 2 months ago
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love them so much they eat my brain <333
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spongeboobhaha 6 years ago
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i might be a little emo after finishing zero time dilemma
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tamaaiba 1 month ago
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sigdi still fucks me up everytime i think about them. like yeah you knew this girl when the two of you were alone on the moon. naturally you fall in love, but she dies. and you spend over four decades without her, only to go back in time and see her again just as you knew her
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ariespetal 2 years ago
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they make me SICK
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babykatafan 2 years ago
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peachducy 2 years ago
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i didn't want to lose you... like that time... like that blue bird...
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feralkittypng 2 years ago
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they kepe me up at night. they rot my brain. sigma and diana have permanitely rewired how i think and i will never recover this is terminal i cannot stand them
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newtrpinspo 11 months ago
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sdwajones-art 6 days ago
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Sketchbook Page: Icebound Dark Wedding
I love the detail that the smoke-creating sticks the kids are running around with are called "dark-lers".
Also of course the Princess of Wrath would be the one to wear white to someone else's wedding.
"Oh, this? No, it's an icy blue. YES, there IS a difference! They're two COMPLETELY DIFFERENT COLORS! I don't know why everyone's so pissy today..." as she downs her 5th champagne flute at the open bar.
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glittergoats 1 year ago
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why do they say bluebird is dead?
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leniviypelmen 1 month ago
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get lifted up, idiot
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oots-out-of-context 10 months ago
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tamaaiba 4 months ago
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Do you have any idea how much this scene haunts me now
Could you imagine hearing this for the first time? You have no clue what anyone here is talking about. You have no clue what鈥檚 happening, or even who that woman is. To you, you鈥檙e hearing the voice of a stranger.
But she鈥檚 not a stranger. You don鈥檛 know it yet, but you will know her. And you鈥檒l fall in love with her. And you don鈥檛 know you鈥檙e there, right next to her as she鈥檚 speaking. You don鈥檛 even know she refused to kill your daughter, a patient zero of the virus that almost wiped out humanity, the one you were all trying to stop, because she meant so much to the two of you, even if you didn鈥檛 know why at that moment. Hell, you don鈥檛 even know you have a daughter. But she鈥檚 standing right next to you right now, listening to the voice of a complete stranger.
And as you listen to the stranger鈥檚 voice, you don鈥檛 know she had died in your arms.
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tiffany-smith 1 year ago
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'Kay so I'm FINALLY reading the Hunger Games and I'm only seeing a continuation of the sacrifice-for-no-reason theme I saw in OOTS.
In OOTS, Sigdi Thundershield sacrificed the coin that could have resurrected her husband, or restored her arm, for the resurrection of five strangers who would otherwise have gone to Hel. Twenty years later, her son Durkon, a cleric, found out and couldn't comprehend that level of kindness. He spent his whole life trying to wrap his head around it.
Twenty years after that, Durkon died rather than let a vampire kill another Evil-aligned individual. That was Belkar Bitterleaf, a murderous halfling on the very teetering cusp of perhaps maybe having an ounce of sympathy for another living being. Durkon's sacrifice sent him careening down the edge, quite unwillingly, of character development. He put himself in quite some danger to kill the unholy vampire that Durkon's death spawned.
The hope, as the story goes on, is that Belkar will at some point pass the radical kindness along to the next shocked recipient.
Now, in the Hunger Games, Peeta Mellark throws some bread to Katniss. And she cannot understand why.
I put my clothes to dry at the fire, crawled into bed, and fell into a dreamless sleep. It didn't occur to me until the next morning that the boy might have burned the bread on purpose. Might have dropped the loaves into the flames, knowing it meant being punished, and then delivered them to me. But I dismissed this. It must have been an accident. Why would he have done it? He didn't even know me. Still, just throwing me the bread was an enormous kindness that would surely have resulted in a beating if discovered. I couldn't explain his actions.
I know from the movies that Katniss ends up telling people to help Peeta live if she dies. That if the choice is between herself and him, it should be he who lives.
Idk I just think it's neat.
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peachducy 10 months ago
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