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[ursynes]

Fun with Deltarune designs!

I wanted to see them all together, so I made a height comparison... Noelle smol.

[dzierzbia]

GIRLS FIGHTING!!!!

Kurwaaaaaaa

[niemcewitch]

🫒 Polish writers chibi stickers set [1/2]

[gingergentleman]

Translation:

Thomas Jefferson: in relationship with Tadeusz Kościuszko

Julian Ursyn Niemcewicz: what is this

Thomas Jefferson: sorry i must've clicked somenthing i dont know what it is

[chuulimta]

WINTERFE.JPG from SIGGRAPH 1998 - Electronic Art & Animation Catalog

Winter Fences - Anna Ursyn

1998 (USA)

[kiliane]

So sorry to disappoint but definitely no. Tadeusz was one of well known Republican, he lived with these believes to the end of his life and proved this by many occasions. In Europe, he never buckled to collaborations with many authoritarian regimes, which unfortunately did many of his contemporaries.

In 1797-98 when his aide, Julian Ursyn Niemcewicz, started to meet with Alexander Hamilton and John Church, well... he wasn't "very happy" is the best way to described situation. According to many Polish historians, it was one of the reasons for the split in their relation

hi! i have a question

do you know if hamilton and kosciuszko ever met? or at least knew of each other's existence?

if so, what did they think of each other, or what do you think they would think of each other if they met? do you think they would be friends?

i hope you understand what i mean 😭

They probably heard of each other's names a few times throughout the war, but not much of anything else. There's no records of them coming into contact. As Kosciusko was usually with Gates or in the South, while Hamilton was with Washington and in the North.

There was the time that Kosciusko tried courting Elizabeth, so there is the slight chance that maybe she spoke of him. But they barely had anything that could constitute as a friendship that Elizabeth would find worth noting.

When suspicions about Arnold were rising in the army, Kosciusko had already taken off for the Southern campaign. Major Bauman thought this decision was a mistake and wrote to Hamilton about it briefly;

“For let General Arnold have all the sagacity imaginable, it will take him some time to get himself well acquainted with the position and Defence of this Post specially as there is not one any old Continental officer left here who can any way assist him. Every thing seems new here, and the very engineer [Thaddeus Kosciusko] is Transferd from hence, on whom he in some measure could have depended for information with regard to the weakest and strongest parts of this Fortress.”

(source — Sebastian Bauman to Alexander Hamilton, [August 13, 1780])

I'm sure Kosciusko would have admired and loved Hamilton's work in starting a school to educate the children of former slaves, and the Manumission Society in general. But they did have opposing views; as Kosciusko was a republican, and Hamilton was a federalist. And Kosciusko was a great friend of Jefferson's, and likely opposed Hamilton's popular political disputes when he returned to Philadelphia later.

[dinosaurstirfry]

I may have solved who the secret boss of chapter 3 is (PART 1/2)

The secret boss of chapter 3 will be a Cheshire Cat let me explain.

(Also please go easy on me, this is my first real theory/analysis so im very nervous and i have 0 idea how to format this)

I saw this post above by @ursynes and it made me think about everything we know about this smiley face character that we caught a glimpse of first in the chapter 2 basement and again during the spamton sweepstakes

This post also made me realize that this mystery character connects in some sort of way to a Cheshire cat

And i realized that it is very likely that they are the mystery character who sent us this Valentines day letter

But why do i think this

Let me share my evidence

(most of the facts about the Cheshire cat come from Wikipedia so keep that in mind)

The reason why im showing the images above is to connect the characteristics of the Cheshire cat to the letter and to the face in the mansion basement because the letter and the face both disappear

The second bit of evidence I have is this image

Im using this image as evidence because the line "amusing but sometime perplexing conversation" perfectly describes how this mystery character talks during the letter and also, the philosophical points that baffle or annoy part is also a good way to describe the point this mystery character makes about Valentines day in the letter

Here's another piece of evidence

This picture above is showing the headless Cheshire cat because it fits with the mystery person saying that you can either put on you face and wash or coat or vice versa because if you can take you head off then you can literally "put on your face"

And here's my last picture

The reason that im showing this image is because given the context of the next secret boss being a Cheshire cat, it tells us what happened to the shadow mantle.

It makes sense for a character who can disappear/teleport to be able to easily steal the shadow mantle because of course (assuming they are the next secret boss) the shadow mantle is their only weakness giving them a good reason to want to steal it and hide it

But why do i think they're the chapter 3 secret boss and not a random character

Well a Cheshire cat perfectly fits with the motif of the secret bosses being insane

Most people know the Cheshire cat as a character from the animated movie which fits well with the tv theme of the next dark world

The color of the eyes not only matches the color of spamtons glasses (ill go over their spamton connection in the next) but also the color of the lights shown off in the concept art toby shared of chapter 3

You may be wondering why this is labeled as part 1, well this because i can't fit all the images that i want all into 1 part so instead this is where im going to end it for now but i do have a lot more evidence just give me a day or 2 to format it into a post

I still have stuff to cover like the reason why they say good by! Instead of goodbye, their connection to spamton, and even some concepts on how the character may look like

But for now Good by!

(I was stressed out even typing this so i hope you at least sort of liked this mini analysis of our mystery character)

[gaylianbeast]

ursyn @mostbearloved sponsored poll

[wschodnipolacy]

Folk costumes from the Vilnius region, postcard by A. Ursyn, ca 1930s.

[theophan-o]

Thank you for sharing it here! To be honest, it was Amelia M. Glaser, who pointed me out, that Henryk Sienkiewicz in the end of the 19th century was not the first writer, who introduced Bohun (as well as Bohdan Chmielnicki) into the Polish literature. Before him was Julian Ursyn Niemcewicz (1758-1841), who in 1817 created a drama entitled Bohdan Chmielnicki (yes!), where he presented the character of Bohun as one from the closest friends of Chmielnicki, "a paragon of knighthood and valor" (Amelia, Amelia, I love you so much for stating that!), who after some tragic events transforms into the "Slavic Banquo"!

Bohun as the Slavic Banquo, I like this idea very much!

Stories of Khmelnytsky. Competing Literary Legacies of the 1648 Ukrainian Cossack Uprising, ed. Amelia M. Glaser, Stanford 2015, p. 65-66.

As far as I know, this piece of writing has been only partially published (the entire text has been preserved only in a manuscript stored in Paris), but I have somewhere a transcription of these edited parts. It is high time to look for them!

“I think part of what literary scholarship does is it helps us to be comfortable with discomfort: it helps us to sit with something that cannot be easily answered in black and white. Can I unwrite the history of 1648? Absolutely not. Can I take out the fact that the Khmelnytsky uprising was deeply important to Ukrainian nationhood and also has made its way into Jewish liturgy as one of the tragedies of Jewish history? I can’t take that out. It’s simply a fact of history that remains.” (Amelia M. Glaser)

I've just remembered this video about the Khmelnytsky uprising in literature - and simply have to share it as an addition to the songs about the uprising for whoever might be interested. Listening to Amelia M. Glaser is such a joy! And her book about the topic is just as amazing!

[mostbearloved]

Mentally, I'm here

[ursynes]

Been spending time in the Valley

[dzierzbia]

Study in pink (The Blowjob Brothers)

[niemcewitch]

i don't think i shared my favorite shitpost here 😷

[dollmarrow]

Brothers. #balljointeddoll #dollcolector #bjd #abjd #bjdoll #dollstagram #fromswitch #switchdoll #soseo #switchsoseo #switchsoseoholy #switchsoseoholyver #Ursyn #Ursynbjd #Ursynbjdoc #BjdUrsyn #Ural #bjdUral #Uralbjdoc #myoc #mybjdoc #legitbjd #bjdbrothers https://www.instagram.com/p/BwyE5pkg-lH/?igshid=1ebv62464ay7h

[chuulimta]

WARRIORS.JPG from SIGGRAPH 1998 - Electronic Art & Animation Catalog

Warriors - Anna Ursyn

1998 (USA)