#son of monarchs

[tenoch-hq]

I’m a guy with a lot of knowledge, I’m a people person, that’s my way of being, Being a leader, I learned it from my father, He said “I want to see you ready for anything.” Tenoch Huerta talks about his Father in Voices Rising: The Music from Wakanda Forever | Episode 2

[aolechan]

”This is what you came here to do. And you did it. You gotta accept that and you gotta honor it and you gotta celebrate it. This is you.” Tenoch Huerta as Mendel in Son of Monarchs (2020)

[talokanda-forever]

Mendel! My heart! ❤❤❤

Sexy scientist. Adorable academic.

@observers-journal , that second pic of him probably has you all hot and bothered given the setting. I say that like it's out of the ordinary. 🤣

@cutelatinagirl @cantstayawaycani @observers-journal @aolechan @sarahivi @soledadmiranda @luzsp9-1981 @oakzap425 @love-too-believe @too-many-atoms @neoboha @v4mpires0ap

[rafikecoyote]

Son of Monarchs 2020

[venting402]

I’m going through my saved edits and came across one from Son of Monarchs and listen we as a fandom don’t talk about this fucking wave enough because the the cutest shit I ever seen 😭😭😭

x the tiktok bc it really is so cute. WATCH THE MOVIE IT HAS COMFY CUDDLY TENOCH!!!!

34:42 TIME STAMP

[bigfatbreak]

I'm sitting very politely and asking if it would be possible to see Adrien akumatised by Viceroy. Even if you don't want to, letting you know I'm insane about all your AUs (and your art in general, alien behaviour Shadow was so cool), you do such amazing work and I am completely normal about it

(Caspases' concept art beloooow)

[tctmp]

Drama

[v4mpires0ap]

Mendel our beloved 🥺

[just-ornstein]

Chrysalis or Chrissy for short, the rambunctious daughter of the Mighty Monarch and Council Member Dr. Mrs. The Monarch! And collector of all types of plants and insects…

[amimons]

Bugnoire dropping a piano on Monarch’s head felt extra personal

[ivebeentotheforest]

[aolechan]

"What would the future look like if we could fly?"

Tenoch Huerta as Mendel in Hijo De Monarcas (2020)

[talokanda-forever]

Mmmmm....he looks so warm and cozy. You know I thought immediately of you when I saw this pic, @observers-journal!!! Something to add to the turtleneck collection, AND he's being academic and shit. AND the hair. AND his profile. AND his hands. AND his chest. Sexy mofo!

[royalty-nobility]

Louis Philippe and His Sons

Artist: Horace Vernet (French, 1789–1863)

Genre: History

Date: 1846

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Palace of Versailles, Paris, France

Depicted People:

Louis Philippe I

Prince Ferdinand Philippe, Duke of Orléans

Prince Louis, Duke of Nemo

Prince Henri, Duke of Aumale

Prince Antoine, Duke of Montpensier

Description

Louis-Philippe and His Sons Riding Out from Versailles is an 1846 oil-on-canvas painting by the French artist Horace Vernet. It features a group portrait of Louis Philippe I and his sons riding out from the Palace of Versailles. Versailles, once the residence of the House of Bourbon during the Ancien régime before the French Revolution, had been abandoned for several decades. During the July Monarchy Louis Philippe oversaw its restoration as a national museum. Vernet's painting commemorates its inauguration on 10 June 1837. The king rides out through the gates accompanied by his five sons the Duke of Orléans, the Duke of Nemours, the Prince of Joinville, the Duke of Aumale and the Duke of Montpensier. Orléans, the king's eldest son and heir, had subsequently died in a carriage accident in 1842.

The painting was commissioned by the king to hang in Versailles, where it remains.

[bethanydelleman]

I think the appeal of an absolute monarchy, especially in this age of extremely slow, ineffective partisan politics, is the idea that if you just had the right person in there, they could make huge, sweeping changes instantly. While watching politicians squabble and bargain over completely necessary reforms, and then not make them because they are afraid to lose the next election, the thought of someone who can make decisions without considering those consequences is very enticing.

Except that is never how monarchies have worked because even the most powerful monarch ultimately fears being dethroned or assassinated. Radical reform has always been hampered by the wealthiest class, who protect their monarch only as long as their interests are served. The safest option is always stagnation. The monarchs who managed to make sweeping changes and reforms were rare and incredibly brave, and that's just not something you can count on.

[thorarms]

Im so enamored with rural asgard. The farms and villages on the outskirts of the city. The small coastal settlements around the edge of the land. The mining towns near the mountains. The palace a distant golden mountain that shines too brightly and casts far too long a shadow.