#sue ramirez

[artistaforever]

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CATCHING MY BREATH, STARING OUT AN OPEN WINDOW

Mona Aguilar is based on Minako Aino from Sailor Moon. She is a 26 year old superhero, podcaster and uses she/her pronouns. She has the power of illusionary perfection and multi-beam emission. Mona is portrayed by Sue Ramirez and she is taken.

CATCHING MY DEATH, AND I COULDN’T BE SURE

If gossip blogs aren't your thing and you love some harmless, innocent fun, chances are you've heard of the V podcast. What once started as a passion project born from the desire to connect with people and help others quickly became one of the most popular shows on your favorite listening platform, followed by a plethora of fans. To top it all off, a mystery: who is V, the girl who's become no short of an idol to all? It may be a surprise to know that would be Mona Aguilar, the charismatic, silly yet classy girl with a red bow in her hair. Luckily, the success of her podcast didn't change after waking up in Evermore, though it seemed everything else did. Having the memories from her past life and the years before Evermore intact, Mona knows exactly who she is and what she is looking for: the Sailor Scouts. She always hoped to somehow reach them through the podcast, but the task has turned out to be even harder than she had anticipated. Still, it's not to say her life in Evermore is bad; under the protection of the planet Venus and alongside her guardian-advisor Artemis, she keeps a close eye on the people of this town, ensuring their safety in such a strange place shrouded in magic and mystery. If you're looking to learn more about Mona, tune in to the V podcast; she's always happy to chat and give advice to her audience — especially on their love life!

I HAD A FEELING SO PECULIAR

❀ Daphne Blake: Right from day one, Mona knew Daphne would become one of her favorite people in the whole world, and she was right! Nevertheless, it's hard to maintain her life as Sailor Venus a secret from the mystery solver and her gang. ❀ Trixie Tang: They could have been such good friends and Mona knows that, especially with their shared interests! If only Trixie had been a little nicer… ❀ Theodore Holms: While Mona can appreciate the detective's hard work, she imagines it can be pretty overwhelming. Not to worry though, the girl is always happy to lend a hand, especially if it means uncovering the town's secrets.

THAT THIS PAIN WOULD BE FOR EVERMORE

[periwinkle-hues]

The Kingdom | 2024

[somewhereincairparavel]

there's just something about reyna being so desperate for a romantic connection after venus tells her that she'll never be loved by a demigod. when she was even willing to date octavian, when she immediately latched on to percy after he arrived at camp, and then, of course, her unrequited feelings for jason.

this is partly why I dislike people blaming jason for "leading her on" because there's absolutely no canon evidence to suggest that reyna was vocal or obvious about her feelings to jason or ever made a move about it. especially considering the venus incident where reyna had begun to avoid him. it would've ironically given jason the opposite impression. it's only mentioned that they shared something special, which could just as easily allude about their close friendship. jason said that he never felt anything romantic towards reyna, they were both pretty restricted when it came to love because they had an image to withhold at camp, they also had this external pressure of being the potential picture perfect couple. he liked sharing roman history knowledge with her as a best friend, they wanted to visit cool historical monuments together, which he appreciated, and he trusted her deeply, but that was all there ever was to it. their connection was dominated by sweet platonicity, in his perspective, atleast.

reyna misinterpreting jason's behaviour as something romantic also makes sense to her character because she wanted to be loved that way. it was reyna's wishful thinking that caused her inevitable heartache and that adds nuance to her character.

reyna had her own faults in the downfall of jason and her's friendship, just like jason did. and that makes them good characters. they both refused to reach out bc of hesitation and it isnt just jason's fault as the fandom claims it to be.

when jason said reyna distanced herself from him and was never quite the same around him after the venus incident?? do people not understand that jason's hesitation to reach out must have stemmed from that?? worried that she'll distance herself again?? or when reyna greeted piper in boo and didn't even take a glance at jason? reyna had too much pain inside of her so she couldn't reach out. and that's okay.

they never ended up clearing the air because of this lingering hesitation, causing reyna to have everlasting guilt after he passed. and that is also okay. they were just kids who cared about eachother but didn't know better.

their relationship is way more complicated and heartbreaking and reducing it to "jason lead her on and broke her heart, he's the real red flag" does injustice to BOTH their characters.

[laurellala-comics]

I did this over on instagram and thought it would be a good way to introduce myself on tumblr too! These are some characters I generally vibe with. For extra fun I did some ~analysis~

[viavolterra]

i have an endless list...heres a few

and i still have loads more

add who u think

[sillysoraya]

Some pics from my Pleasantview-Bluewater Village hood :)

The two wearing orange are 'Tutorial Joe and Jane' Newbie!

...And that is Joe Carr who Coral Oldie is giving a backrub to - no, Herb isn't dead yet, but Coral is clearly done with him already👀

[the-one-and-only-aroace]

Reyna marked with the brand of a murderer (like daedelus had) my beloved

[lurking-lilibeth]

Darren's art is finally awarded with a hobby enthusiasm plaque. Since Cassandra is at work and the kids are in school, Marissa and he head to Doc Alan's Hangout to celebrate. The two of them have been frequenting the place for brunch for years.

Dirk stops by the house when they're on their way out, so they take him with them.

[kevinvoncrastenburg]

Uberhood Pics (11) - Burb

.. was that necessary Daniel? 😫

[rapeculturerealities]

Woman Who Was Charged With Murder After Abortion Sues Texas Prosecutor - The New York Times

A woman in Texas who was falsely charged with murder over a self-induced abortion in 2022 has filed a lawsuit against the local prosecutor’s office and its leaders, seeking more than $1 million in damages.

Lizelle Gonzalez was arrested in April 2022 in Starr County, near the southeastern border with Mexico, and charged with murder after using the drug misoprostol to self-induce an abortion, 19 weeks into her pregnancy. She spent two nights in jail before the charge was dropped.

Self-induced abortions can refer to those performed outside of professional medical care, including the use of abortion pills. Under Texas law at the time, abortions after six weeks were illegal, but pregnant women are exempt from criminal prosecution. (Health care professionals who provide abortion procedures and medication, and others who help someone get an abortion, can still be liable.)

Ms. Gonzalez, who was known as Lizelle Herrera and 26 at the time of her arrest, filed a complaint on Thursday against Starr County, along with its district attorney, Gocha Ramirez, and assistant district attorney, Alexandria Lynn Barrera. She argues that the arrest and charge resulted in her suffering reputational harm and distress, and seeks to “vindicate her rights but also to hold accountable the government officials who violated them,” according to her lawsuit.

Ms. Gonzalez and her lawyers were not immediately available for comment on Saturday.

Mr. Ramirez and Ms. Barrera also did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the lawsuit. A month ago, the state bar of Texas found that Mr. Ramirez had unlawfully prosecuted Ms. Gonzalez without probable cause and fined him $1,250. His law license will also be held in probated suspension for a year, which means he must comply with specific requirements but can practice law during that time. That period starts April 1.

According to the complaint, Ms. Gonzalez took the abortion medication in January 2022 and went to the hospital for an examination. Doctors found a positive heartbeat for the baby and no contractions, so she was discharged the next day. But later that day, she returned to the hospital with complaints of vaginal bleeding, and doctors performed a C-section to deliver a stillborn child.

The Food and Drug Administration has approved the use of misoprostol and mifepristone, another commonly used abortion pill, through 10 weeks of pregnancy, under the supervision of a health care provider. But the World Health Organization endorses self-induced abortions in pregnancies of up to 12 weeks without medical supervision.

Ms. Gonzalez says in the lawsuit that the hospital employees reported her self-induced abortion to the district attorney’s office, in violation of federal privacy laws, though her lawsuit does not name them or the hospital as defendants.

The lawsuit says that neither the Starr County Sheriff’s Office nor the Rio Grande City Police Department performed an investigation with sufficient facts or circumstances surrounding the murder charge against her, and only relied on reports from the hospital. Ms. Gonzalez also accuses them of misleading the grand jury with false information to secure an indictment against her.

“The fallout from defendants’ illegal and unconstitutional actions has forever changed” Ms. Gonzalez’s life, the complaint says. She “was subjected to the humiliation of a highly publicized indictment and arrest, which has permanently affected her standing in the community.”

When the charge against Ms. Gonzalez was dropped, Mr. Ramirez said that it was “clear” that she “cannot and should not be prosecuted for the allegation against her,” and acknowledged that “the events leading up to this indictment have taken a toll” on Ms. Gonzalez and her family. At the time, the anti-abortion group Texas Right to Life supported Mr. Ramirez’s decision to drop the charges, saying Texas’ law “clearly prohibit criminal charges for pregnant women.”

Ms. Gonzalez’s indictment occurred several months before the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and before Texas’ near-total ban on abortions went into effect. Even with the stricter ban, those who get an abortion cannot be criminally prosecuted.

Melissa Murray, a law professor at New York University, said Ms. Gonzalez’s lawsuit could serve to raise consciousness in Texas and beyond, to “understand that we are moving very quickly into a kind of dystopian, post-Dobbs landscape.”

“I think she could be very successful here,” Ms. Murray said of Ms. Gonzalez. “And if she isn’t, even if it doesn’t make it to trial, she could make him pay to settle this,” referring to Mr. Ramirez.

The lawsuit could act as a deterrent to other officials around the state, Ms. Murray said. But it could also “have the effect of spurring the anti-abortion movement to lobby the Legislature to actually make pregnant people subject to criminal or civil liability.”

Roni Caryn Rabin, Giulia Heyward and Sophie Kasakove contributed reporting.

[artistaforever]

Sue Ramirez via Instagram

[arkipelagic]

The story is set in a present-day, modern, alternate Philippines—the Kingdom of Kalayaan—where the ruling class are royals, and the government is a monarchy. It poses the question, "What if the Philippines was never colonized?"

The Lakan faces the dilemma over which of his three children will inherit the throne. Magat Bagwis, played by Sid Lucero, is known for his temper. Cristine Reyes, as Dayang Matimyas, is at odds with the Lakan due to her forbidden love for a political enemy. The youngest, Dayang Lualhati, played by Sue Ramirez, is preparing to marry a Thai prince but gets abducted on her wedding day, and is later saved by Sulo, a Tinatwa or outcast played by Pascual.

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Ruby "Jewel" Ramirez character sheet CIA Files No.2

Tags: @seconds-on-the-clock @needa-sum-luvn @thebunnednun @writing-with-moss @skauni (ill tag you in the first one too lmao)

Name: Rubia Ruby "Delta 12" "Jewel" Ramirez Riley

Birthdate: Nov. 11. [Unknown]

Current rank: Commander Corporal Sgrt Major.

Appearance:

Height: 5'0

Weight: 100lb 167lb

Past (what we know): Born in [Unknown] , Mexico on November 11th, [Unknown]. Born to: Aqua "Vale" Ramirez and [Unknown] "Hellhound" Vargas. Abused by her mother growing up. A victim of sexual assault. Committed self harm for three years and then tried to overdose and ended up in the hospital and then the mental hospice. Ran away from home at age 15. Joined the army at 15 and a half under a fake name "Scarlet "Delta 12" Lighters." Involved with the crashes: "Tornado," "Hudson," and "Bombard." Came out with her real identity when she turned eighteen and joined the US Air Force.

During her carrier at the USAF, she quickly climbed the ranks-even surpassing her commanding officer, Phillip Graves. At the time, Graves was just Captain. She reached the rank of Commander and everything went downhill from there, she was shot through the knee by her father, "Hellhound," she gave birth to a stillborn of her ex husband's. Her husband left her after the ordeal-for an even younger woman. Her husband's name is currently unknown.

Ruby was then transferred, against her will, to the UKAF (United Kingdom Air Forces) and reranked to Corporal. She then was transferred again to the United Kingdom's Task Force 141, where she currently works under Captain Johnathan "Bravo 0-6" Price.

There are rumors of her old team, however. That they are all still alive after the events of [Redacted]. And are plotting revenge for what [Redacted] [Redacted] [Redacted] did to Ruby.

The rumors were proved not true as Ruby found her old team at an old safe house they used during [Redacted]. They were all transferred to Los Vaqueros after she was presumed too ingured to work back in the year 20[redacted]

In the year 20[unknown], she married Simon "Ghost" Riley and had three more children with him, Daisy Kate Riley, Sapphire "Sapphie" Riley, Jason Tomas Riley.

Old Allies include (listen in last known rank and status in life):

Chief Spencer "Spine" Jackson, Alive

Captain Betty "Daggers" Reed, Alive

Lieutenant Jason "Voice" Xanders, K.I.A

Sergeant Julie "Zebra" Haynes Zebra was a weasel and none if them knew, K.I.A

Sergeant Jackson "Fern" Bush, Alive

Sergeant [Unknown] "Koroleva" [Unknown], M.I.A

Sergeant Sandy "Squirrel" May, M.I.A

Corporal [Unknown] "Sunshine" Jackson, Alive

Notes for Laswell: So-I was wrong about her. So sue me. She's...pretty cool.

-You know who, Kate.

[cars-cause-why-not]

Cars characters’ real names (human AU). Some of these are random, others are more thought out. Have also included female characters' maiden names if they are/were married.

Will add more later, but here are the main characters

Lightning: Steven Owen Montgomery McQueen (yes I changed his name, don’t sue me. Might drop Montgomery from his name later)

Doc: Henry Paul Hudson (only Sheriff’s allowed to call him Henry)

Sally: Selina Maria Carrera (in my AU, she’s half-Hispanic)

Mater: Thomas Otis William Mater

Fillmore: George Lloyd Fillmore

Sarge: Patrick Dooley

Flo: Jennifer Flora Santiago (née Logan)

Ramone: Ramone Santiago

Luigi: Luigi Mario Toppolino

Guido: Guido Leonardo DiCarlo

Lizzie: Elizabeth Ann Ford (née Herndon)

Sheriff: James ‘Jim’ Michael O’Hara (only Doc’s allowed to call him Jim)

Red: Chester Avery

Mack: MacKenzie James Reynolds

Strip: Richard Lee Weathers

Lynda: Lynda Grace Weathers (née Johnson)

Chick: Charles Michael Hicks

Cruz: Cristela Luisa Ramirez

Cal: Calvin Lee Weathers (gets mistakenly called Kyle a lot)

Bobby: Robert Ramsey Swift

As you can tell, a lot of the characters share a name with their voice actor(s). And I might change some of these later, but idk. Hope y’all enjoy my contribution to the Cars community!!

[ilcovodelbikersgrunf]

La vicenda del film è ispirata a quello di un vero assassino seriale, Richard Ramirez, soprannominato dalla stampa Night Stalker, per la sua abitudine di introdursi nelle case delle sue vittime dopo il tramonto per compiere rapine, stupri e omicidi.

Dall'aprile 1984 all'agosto 1985 ha ucciso almeno quattordici persone, per i quali è stato condannato a morte nel 1989, morendo poi in carcere in attesa della sua esecuzione nel 2013.