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Lecturas de noviembre. Primera semana

Tengo algunas preguntas para usted / Rebecca Makkai. Editorial Sexto Piso, 2024 Bodie Kane, autora de un podcast de gran éxito, es invitada a regresar como profesora a Granby School, el internado de élite de New Hampshire en el que se graduó en 1995. En el taller que imparte, sus alumnos proponen crear un true crime sobre el célebre caso que tuvo lugar en Granby durante su época de estudiante, y…

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Like I have a history of eating like shit why would you keep making all these sugary foods and leaving them and demanding I eat them and making more FUCK I HATE HOW I LOOK BECAUSE OF THESE SUCARY FOODS STOP FUCKING FEEDING ME

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Fragmento de Adentro tampoco hay luz de Leila Sucari.

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With a comment like this I get the feeling the people wearing anti-kal skirata labels skipped every paragraphs from the books that included his name, but also didn't took the time to actually read my post.

You just saw the name Kal, got the red rage filter on and went on

with the usual catchphrases.

First of all, redemption starts in the head. It's irrevelant if you, the reader, know that is going into the right or wrong way. If the character knows he is on a better path than he was before, the redemption already started. Did he actually gets it by his own meaning of redemption? I think not. Though they find the cure for accelerated aging, ultimately the Kyrimorut project will fall.

But Kal not changing his ways or at least mindset? Not thriving for better? Have you even read imperial commando? There are the very consequences of his loud anti-jedi sentiments, because as soon as he consider keeping the Jedi alive instead of just killing them off, everyone is looking at him like "WTF bro do you have fever?"

Have you even read the passage when he claims that NOW he understands how did Ilippi felt when she was left alone all those time?

Kal is that old 60 years old guy who won't have progressive thoughts until he is directly affected by them.

Kal: All jedi are bad. >:((( Bardan, Etain, Scout, Kina Ha, Zey, Djinn Altis: *exist* Kal: Ok, maybe not all of them. Kal: All kaminoans are bad >:((( Kina Ha: *exists* Kal: Ok, maybe not all of them. Kal: Relationships are bad for health and could only break the heart. >:(((( Ny: *exists* Kal: *brainfreezing babbling mess of a little boy* See what I mean? If everything, he is the most realistic representation of a traditionalist man who's yelling out loud their principles but as soon as someone from the enemy side appears and proves his prejudices wrong, he is constantly challenged. Battle between principles and what is actually before his eyes.

I don't think I've made any excuses for him but let me point out that people often forget that Kal himself was a childsoldier as well from age 7, and never seen anything outside from that life. If the war hadn't arrived on Sucaris and his parents weren't killed (age 6), he would probably be just a guy from the neighbourhood with a factory job.

And if Kal was a child abuser then every other Cuy'val Dar member were one too starting from Jango Fett to Walon Vau, Mij Gilamar, Rav Bralor and everyone whom he invited, mandalorian or not. Interestingly I never see Walon Vau or Dred Priest-critical signaling everywhere and they were actually known for making the training more of living hell than already it was.

But if you were able to let some steam out, I'm glad to be of assistance of providing a venting space.

EDIT: I wanted to add this as well because it opened the knife in my pocket for personal reasons.

YOU:

He was gone for most of the time and I understand that from military families, that’s a real problem, but he doesn’t care about his family.

Please change military family for a chef with a family, a doctor with a family, or a truckdriver with a family and see how YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. Do you think these people are avoiding their family, or are away for a long time for funsies or because they don't love them?

This blurb was born from a conversation where we talked about how no one is there for Kal to counter, oppose or punish him for his decisions and deeds therefore the author favors him over the characters who are critical about him.

Mind that, this wasn't meant to go after anyone, just my observations about the character I deeply love.

THE PEOPLE WHO ARE ACTUALLY OPPOSING KAL SKIRATA part 1.

HIS FAMILY FROM THE PAST

If we see this as some dramaturgy aspect, Kal already got his punishment and judgement from others, but that happened in the past. By the time we see Kal in Triple Zero, he is already at his redemption arc!

Long rambling about Kal Skirata under the cut.

Kal lives a life that is not suitable for a family that requires all parents to be at home, and from the narrative, it's really similiar to the military families in real life.

When they say, he was never home, usually they don't mean that the children and the wife never saw him. It's more likely, he was at home for months or two and then went after a bounty. Difference is, in peace time you usually know when will your soldier husband return, but as a bounty hunter, I think it's unpredictable when you will see your family again, or in family pov, when you will see your husband or father again. There was a sentence I think, where it was stated Ilippi at first enjoyed being a wife of a famous bounty hunter and it was pure love at first (you know: sounds cool in theory, but actually having a soldier-boyfriend/girlfriend demand sacrifices), and probably the money was good (couples and families with children often staying together for financial safety eventhough they both know it's not working).

The two oldest boy had time to understand what is happening between Kal and Ilippi. The oldest boy was 8 when their divorce happened - that's the time when Kal wanted to take the boy with him to hunt.

Thinking about a lot about Ruu, and I think she already raised in an environment where she barely seen her father but was too young for understand how that affected the rest of the family.

Now if the boys already had hate for their father, it was because of the mother's influence. I think this is a perfectly valid women representation. Not the one, people want to see in fiction, but valid and real. Also real, because Ilippy decided this life is not for her and her children. Kal and Ilippy had cultural clashing many times. She realized that she doesn't want this for herself and left. And this is something people in bad relationship usually doesn't have the strenght to do it. Ilippy is fucking valid.

But I also understand Kal too, because he had an expectation how he will raise his children but chose the bad partner for it. Their relationship never was about "them", there was either Kal's way or Ilippy's way. Their expectations never matched. Yet Kal never ceased to love his wife or biological children, he financially supported them until his sons disowned him as well because he couldn't be there for them when Ilippy died (I think it happened when Kal was already on Kamino).

Kal got his punishment by being disowned by his wife and later the boys too. There was a scene in the 501, where he thought about his part marriage and started to understand her ex-wife better. Kal tries to redeem himself by giving everything to his boys he couldn't give to his biological family. He really sucks at it, he makes dire mistakes, but he is trying.

(To be continued with more blurb about the relationship between Kal Skirata and Walon Vau, Nulls and the Commandos he raised. And Darman himself. Maybe Ny too.)

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Sugar and Zacharie requested by @lotophagoi ❤

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I saw a cute ladder and thought of adding two cuties to it XD

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Adentro tampoco hay luz - Leila Sucari (2019)

Un relato sobre las miserias de la condición humana a través de la inocente mirada de una niña a punto de ser mujer. La protagonista de esta historia, una niña a punto de entrar en la pubertad, queda durante el verano confiada al cuidado de su controladora, arisca y, por momentos, tiránica abuela, y de su exuberante y curiosa prima. Lo que podrían haber sido unas idílicas vacaciones en el campo,…

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Os dejo una de pronunciaciones de este chaval que somos todos. No sé por qué salen cortados los vídeos, así que mejor verlo en instagram si podéis...

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Platos. Gabriela Valledor.

Padezco de muchísimas cosas acumuladas. Se acumulan la ropa para planchar, las hojas secas en la vereda, las ganas de verte, las canas en el pelo, las historias clínicas sin completar, los trámites sin terminar, las fantasías para contarte, los libros sin leer, los cajones sin ordenar, nuestros recuerdos. Pero hay una, de todas esas situaciones, que me acosa sin compasión todas las noches. Se me presenta impúdica y demandante desde la cocina: los platos sin lavar que se juntan durante el día. Cuando me voy a dormir los veo asomarse desde la pileta en modeladas torres que mantienen un precario equilibrio. Porque aún en el desorden que representan tienen un orden artesanal que las sostiene. Hay una dedicado cuidado en el armado de esa estructura al borde del colapso. Cada pieza de esas escultura prosaica y cotidiana tiene un lugar estratégico. De un lado bandejas, y platos. Del otro fuentes, ollas y ensaladeras. Los vasos encastrados en los huecos de las esquinas y los cubiertos del lado que se junte menos grasa, porque el mango es de madera y me parece asqueroso que se ensucien de aceite. Tengo mis reservas, no me da todo lo mismo. Todas las noches intento entusiasmarme con la idea de lavarlos para levantarme y disfrutar de una mañana sin cuestiones pendientes, sin deudas con el día anterior. Pero siempre triunfan las ganas de otras cosas. Intentar volver a soñar con vos, por ejemplo. Y me conformo pensando que de todos modos aquella deuda es conmigo misma y nadie más que yo me la reclamaría. Soy bastante condescendiente en estos casos. Otra vez se hace tarde. Paso por la cocina. Los veo asomarse, apretados y tambaleantes. Apago la luz. Quizás mañana hayan desaparecido, como vos. Quizás yo también. . . Platos. © Gabriela Valledor - Buenos Aires. Psicóloga. Trabaja en distintas ONGs y en consultorio particular con niños y adolescentes. Participa del grupo de escritura narrativa coordinado por Leila Sucari. Es mamá de Sofía y Renata y de Luca, de 20 años que tiene síndrome de Down. Actualmente se encuentra escribiendo una crónica respecto a su encuentro con esa maternidad disruptiva y al duelo por la que no fue. 📷 Mujer acodada en la mesa. Olga Sacharoff.

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La escritora Leila Sucari en su cuarto, con Kusturica. by Adolfo Rozenfeld https://flic.kr/p/2jbGWtZ

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Le lumache: cultura culinaria antichissima. A Palermo le chiamano Babbaluci

Le lumache: cultura culinaria antichissima. A Palermo le chiamano Babbaluci

“Babbaluci a sucari e fimmini a vasari nun ponnu mai saziari” (le lumache da mangiare e le donne da baciare non possono mai soddisfare!). Questo è uno dei proverbi siciliani dedicati alla regina delle nostre tavole: le lumache . L’origine della parola babbaluci deriva dagli arabi Babush (chiocciola) per la somiglianza della loro busta con la forma delle scarpe orientali con la punta rivolta…

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4 - Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta - 1961 - Martin H. SUCARI-Francisco SUCARI by Laurent ERRERA Via Flickr: Tour de France Auto 2017, Haute Garonne, France

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Hello, dear! You've been visited by the random character question fairy! :D ~☆

What is your character's motto, if they had to choose one? Why would they pick this?

Sucari's motto is probably... "Commit arson and fuck up authority." Probably because they love fire and hate authority.

Thank you!