#wolfstein

[unteriors]

Wolfstein, Rhineland-Palatinate.

[winnistravels]

Old Wolfstein Castle in Germany

[undercoverofthewrite]

The Good and the Bad: Iglu Camp Königsberg

Quaint, cosy and comfortable by Nick Hirst. Where: Camping am Königsberg. Am Schwimmbad 1, 67752 Wolfstein, Germany Reason for stay: Three day break during return trip from Brussels to Czechia – specifically somewhere with a swimming pool. The exterior and entrance door of the Iglu The Good: You need to be clear that this is basically a small, static caravan with rounded ends and covered in…

[green-light-kid]

voyagers! as textposts (7/?)

[kowaipun]

posting art of a known character < posting art of dnd characters

[enfenim-dinan]

During the Christmas holidays after the solid impact of YouTube and Tumblr, I started to play FFXIV. Sadly, not all races were available for me, at first I chose Hyur - Highlander, only to switch the next evening to the Roegadyn - Hellsguard since each time when I saw Roe in Limsa I thought how cool they were and how beautiful their facial features were. So here we go, Virdia Wolfstein, at your service.

[missblattodea]

🖤 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #sky #clouds #dark #darkaesthetic #darklove #darkphotography #darkartists #blackandwhite #blackandwhitephotography #bwphotography #bw #bnw_rose #bnw #bnwlovers #bw_lover #bwphoto #bwphotooftheday #bnw_photography #bnw_life #bnw_greatshots #bnw_captures #bnw_society #bnw_zone #bnwphoto #bnwsouls #bnwlife #bnw_planet #bnwmood #bnwphotography #bnwworldwide (hier: Wolfstein) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnP9CJ4okoK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[tehuti88-art]

12/27/24: r/SketchDaily theme, "Free Draw Friday." This week's characters from my anthro WWII storyline are Unnamed Resistance Doctor and Unnamed Servant. The doctor is the one who helps save Otto Himmel's life when the resistance finds him badly wounded after his brother-in-law's attempt on his life; he also brings him books to read to try to sabotage his brother-in-law's work. The servant works in Schavitz's castle and she and Udo Eisen share a casual relationship; they're both lonely and invisible and all she has to do is smile at him. There'll be more about them later in my art Tumblr and Toyhou.se.

Regarding their designs, well, the doc has glasses, and the servant is meant to be quite plain.

TUMBLR EDIT: Individual entries for both characters.

This unnamed doctor has already appeared, in Johanna Wolfstein's entry; Noah Kirchheimer and a friend have just shown up at the Diamond Network safe house with a blood-soaked, struggling SS officer in tow, his throat apparently cut:

"The doctor!" Noah snaps at her, "Go wake the doctor!" Johanna turns and hurries to another room and pounds on the door; one of the people living with them is an elderly physician, and when he appears at the door, confused and fumbling with his spectacles, Johanna tells him about the SS man with the cut throat. He doesn't even hesitate before grabbing his medical kit, telling Johanna to fetch some fresh cloths and water in a clean container, and hurrying to the other room.

The SS officer won't stop moving long enough for the doctor to do anything--it's obvious he's lost a lot of blood already, and is having trouble breathing, plus he's drenched in mud--so Noah and his friend have to hold him down while the doctor pulls open the front of his uniform and tries to wash off his neck. "Try to calm him down or I won't get anything done," the doctor says after an attempt of his own; Johanna swallows down her revulsion over the gruesomeness of the scene and slides in beside Noah, grasping the officer's hand--his bloody fingers clutch hers painfully tight. The two of them make eye contact, and she's surprised by the look she sees there--it's a look she's used to seeing in the eyes of her fellow Jews, not in the eyes of the enemy. It's fear, the look of someone who doesn't want to die. She tries to ignore his swastikas and Sig runes as she says in as even a voice as she can muster, "Try to calm down. We're going to help you but you have to be calm. I know it's hard, but slow deep breaths. You can do it. Slow deep breaths." She doesn't expect much, but it happens--after a few abortive efforts, the officer manages to slow his writhing as well as his labored breathing, and the doctor sets to work sterilizing the wound the best he can, preparing a needle and sutures. "I can't use anesthetic, I'm afraid," he mutters, "not enough time. Try to keep him still. Slow breaths," and Johanna grasps the officer's hand tighter and repeats the phrase. He tenses up and gasps when the doctor starts stitching, but then he relaxes, eyes drifting closed, letting go of Johanna's hand, and his gasping stops. Everyone pauses--"Is he--did he--?" Johanna stammers, and Noah says, "Is he dead--?" Even the doctor stares at him, frozen, for a moment--until they hear a very soft wheeze and see his chest move. The doctor lets out a breath of his own and resumes putting in the sutures: "Fainted. Probably for the best, now I can work. You two, go on--I need some space," he orders Noah and his friend; and, "You--" to Johanna "--stay put. I need you to keep him calm if he comes to again. Seems he listens to you."

The other two men reluctantly leave, while Johanna stays; she keeps hold of the officer's hand the entire time the doctor carefully stitches his wounds shut. The result is ragged and unsightly, sure to leave a nasty scar, but functional; he washes it carefully and then applies ointment and plentiful bandages. Noah appears again at the door; "You about done?" he asks, and when the doctor confirms it, says, "Search his pockets. ID, papers, anything you can find--bring it out," and leaves. "Like vultures over a corpse," the doctor mutters, but he and Johanna search his uniform anyway, despite her reluctance. They retrieve all the items he's carrying on himself and prepare to leave--"Don't worry about him, I'll give him a mild sedative, should help him rest through the night," the doctor says as he places the documents in Johanna's hands, and she returns to Noah and his friend.

(Just one thing, I wouldn't call the doctor "elderly," he's probably in his forties/early fifties here.)

It's obvious from this that the doctor has some sympathy for the wounded Captain Himmel, though I'd chalk this up mainly to his adherence to his oath; he's there to help people, just because this one is wearing the swastika makes no difference to him. I don't think the doctor is Jewish because he seems to still have some good standing in the medical community--he obtains lots of obscure professional literature pretty easily, for example--whereas Jews are no longer allowed to practice medicine. So he likely is still able to move about in German social circles whereas Noah and Johanna, a former schoolteacher, are in hiding. He frequently butts heads with the much less sympathetic, more militant Noah, as you can see from his muttering when ordered to search Himmel's person while he's unconscious, yet he recognizes that Himmel is a potential source of important information--even if not an actual threat, just yet--and so complies. He can tell that Himmel and Johanna have formed a sort of rapport, so uses that to keep the situation calm and try to keep Noah at bay a little bit; he knows Noah doesn't care if Himmel lives or dies, he just wants to make use of him. Himmel stands a better chance of survival with Johanna.

The doctor plays another important role in Noah's plot to use Himmel to sabotage his own brother-in-law's, Dr. Kammler's, experiment, Projekt Weltuntergang. Noah has discovered from Himmel's personal papers, as well as info the Network digs up, that the attempt on Himmel's life was directly connected to the project: Dr. Kammler needed custody of Himmel's disabled son, then residing in an institution, to take part in the project, and tried to obtain this by having Himmel killed. Himmel has a personal stake in ensuring that the project, of which he's the overseer, fails; Noah offers him his freedom if he will actively attempt to tank Dr. Kammler's efforts. Himmel is reluctant, but finally agrees. Noah calls on the doctor for a different type of aid this time:

Noah calls the doctor (I need to name this guy, I guess), who enters with his arms loaded with journals and papers; "I don't feel comfortable with this," he starts to quietly protest to Noah, but relents at a sharp jerk of the head, and approaches Himmel's bed. "These...these are medical, scientific journals and articles," he explains; "I've been digging up everything I can find that might relate. These here..." he sets down a stack "...discuss a genetic mutation identical or similar to the one you and your wife likely possess--" this comment again seems to pique Himmel's attention "--which led to your son's blood type mutation. I'm..." He pauses, seeing the look on Himmel's face, and continues in a subdued voice, "I can tell you're wondering, and it is possible, but I can't say with certainty whether this gene had anything to do with your son's disability; I'm sorry," he adds when Himmel slumps back a little. Noah makes a motion for him to finish up so he coughs and says, "Anyway...it isn't exactly my area of expertise, yet this is all the information I could find that might possibly relate to the work Herr Doktor Kammler has been doing on Weltuntergang, though I realize science might not be your strong--" He cuts himself off when Himmel sits up again, grabs the top journal, and flips it open to the relevant page, promptly starting to read. The doctor blinks, casts a glance at Noah and Johanna, clears his throat again and says, "Well...I see you have a pen and notepad...so, just write down any questions you might have about the material, and when you're done I'll answer what I can." They all exit the room, Johanna casting a last glance back to see Himmel intently studying the text.

Every time she stops by throughout the next couple of days, he's still poring over the journals. The doctor checks in on him and he holds up his notepad, questions scribbled on it, each of which the doctor tries to answer the best he can, given that genetics isn't his field of study. "It's like I said, he obviously has no expertise in medicine or science," he reports to Noah, "but the questions he's asking, he has a decent understanding of what he's reading." Himmel would never quite have the knowledge or skill to become a doctor or scientist but he grasps the basic concepts. He stays up late into the nights reading and writing down questions--the doctor adds that a lot of his interest revolves around trying to determine whether he and his wife are somehow to blame for Kolten's situation. "He seems to feel guilty about it," the doctor says, "that he has 'bad genes' or 'bad blood' that caused this. All this garbage science the Nazis teach each other," though he goes quiet when Noah curtly replies, "Well, they're not exactly wrong this time, are they?" The doctor says he doesn't believe Himmel will have much trouble obtaining a passing-enough knowledge of the subject to implement Noah's plan when he lays it out for him.

So, here you see the doctor protests against using Himmel to achieve their goals--he considers it manipulative, and unethical, to use his concern for his son in such a manner, yet he isn't in charge, so doesn't have much of a say. He's impressed by Himmel's dogged determination to absorb as much medical jargon as he can despite his obvious shortcomings, and touched by Himmel's desperate need to understand what's wrong with his son, and if he's somehow to blame. He knows enough of the Nazis' medical and genetic theories to understand that Himmel is in a difficult spot.

The doctor also protests when Noah insists it's time to let Himmel go to put his plan into action, mostly because it's only been like a couple of weeks and he's still recovering from serious wounds. Yet again, however, Noah wins out--and even Himmel is itching to go--so all he can do is stand back grudgingly while Himmel is blindfolded, bundled in a truck, and driven away to be dumped off elsewhere in the city.

I have no idea about any of the doctor's other resistance activities, or even how he ended up in this role in the first place; he doesn't seem to ever meet with Himmel again, though it might just be that I haven't come up with such a scenario yet. Does/did he have a family? Someone in his life who is the reason he sympathizes with an enemy? Any experience with the enemy himself? If more ideas emerge I may end up needing to name him! Le sigh. This'll have to be it for the time being.

[Unnamed Resistance Doctor 2024 [‎Friday, ‎December ‎27, ‎2024, ‏‎12:00:08 AM]]

[xxwish-bonexx]

Every single werewolf story I get advertised to me: my name is Lillian Wolfstein. I am the most hated member of my pack. I was born without a wolf, the ability to shift, I'm the runt, and I have 2 mismatched, oddly colored eyes. I've accepted my place in the pack as the worst thing ever and servant. That is, until the Wolf King, Harold Howler, came to my Aunts party (I'm living with her because my parents are dead) and proclaimed us as mates

[agentmeowmeow133]

is meow meow based on Blazkowicz? because of the waking up in the hospital.

No I’ve never played wolfstein😔 looks good tho

[fuckitinc]

I need a toy to tease me with this please...

[cosmic-has-moved]

Alcina: Quietly sobbing

Donna: Panicking "What's wrong?"

Alcina: Turns around sniffling, still bottle feeding Wolfstein "His ears wiggle whenever he drinks."

Baby Wolfstein: Ears wiggling happily

Donna: Holding back tears

[cosmic-frost-arts]

Title: Wolfstein

Wanted to draw Wolfstein wearing glasses since he has eye troubles.

[kowaipun]

collection of OLD sketches