#year: 1918
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theamandacollection67 · 11 months ago
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1918 Pearl Caldwell Arroyo Seco
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grayscale-sparks · 1 month ago
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overlooked tragic part of Charlie’s backstory is that his time in Arkham lasted like… two years.
like obviously we know how much Roland meant to him, but three years feels like a criminally small amount of time together.
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captainrufflebanger · 2 years ago
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Using my own art I made for a shitpost on another shitpost because I may be cringe but I am RIGHT
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jessicanjpa · 6 days ago
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(from this ask game)
I chose this snippet because I am really, really excited for this subplot in 1918. Let's call it "Edward Becomes a Confession/Absolution Junkie at a Young Age." (This scene is in early 1918, so he's sixteen still.)
“Bless me, Father, for I have sinned.” The gruff, familiar voice gave a cough that sounded more like a familiar chuckle. “Ah, here’s my favorite penitent. I was beginning to worry.” “It’s been seven days since my last confession.” “Actually,” Father Brian said from behind his screen. “It’s been seven days and three hours and… hold a moment… twenty-seven minutes.” I scowled at the screen. Confession was supposed to be a serious business. Lately my aging priest seemed determined to keep it as frivolous as possible. “You’re making fun of me again.”
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oftwodarkmoons · 2 months ago
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“The world will end with a deluge!” “The world will end with a fire!” At midnight, daughter and mother disputing like water and fire.
Marina Tsvetaeva, Moscow in the Plague Year, November 7th, 1918
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deerstar4 · 6 months ago
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Something so sexy about photography. Like we will never be able to go back to this moment ever again but it’s also right here in our hands, captured forever.
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iliveinprocrasti-nationn · 1 year ago
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FRIENDS ASKING ME ABOUT BIRD FLU HOORAY WOOHOO YIPPEE
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sexually-confused-goblin · 1 year ago
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Every time I visit my grandma, I find another small treasure in her library - this time a book from 1856 and one from 1793:
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appelscruff · 2 years ago
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What if these are the bad times
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theamandacollection67 · 1 year ago
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1918
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fangirl-erdariel · 15 days ago
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you're so right actually
"I can't believe [media] was actually about _____ the whole time!!!"
[one possible interpretation, yep]
[literally the main theme??]
[worst take you've seen in your life]
#literally every time i see those posts i get the urge to become the most annoying Well Actually- person ever#(especially the ones that joke about tolkien denying it but the book still has xyz elements#i always just want to pull out the foreword and point at the specific quotes of what was actually said because come on#like he literally outright says that an author's lived experiences are gonna impact their books#but that it's more complicated than simple one to one correlation#also what he's largely specifically addressing in the foreword isn't even the correlations with ww1#it's specifically 'this is not about world war two or its conclusion guys for fuck's sake'#the mention of ww1 is... let me find the quote#'it is also false [--] when the lives of an author and critic have overlapped to suppose that [--] the events of times common to both#were necessarily the most powerful influences. One has indeed personally to come under the shadow of war to feel fully its oppression;#but as the years go by it seems now often forgotten that to be caught in youth by 1914 was no less hideous an experience#than to be involved in 1939 and the following years.#By 1918 all but one of my close friends were dead.'#like. that is practically an outright admission of the impact ww1 had on his work!#the fact that it *influenced* his work doesn't mean his work was *about* the war. it is not. but he was in no way denying the impact ww1 ha#like literally what he says in the foreword that seems to somehow have gotten twisted into 'he says he wasn't affected by ww1' by some#much more boils down to 'hey guys 1) it's not an allegory it's not secretly about anything in the real world it's its own story#2) also even if it was allegorical it wouldn't be about world war 2 and world war 2 was not the war that had the most impact on my work'#okay sorry for the rant but just. ugh. it really does grind my gears)#jrr tolkien#lord of the rings#lotr#middle-earth
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jessicanjpa · 2 years ago
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A random headcanon for 1918
One of Elizabeth's protests re: Edward joining the army was his asthma. He always scoffed at this and reminded her that he had outgrown his asthma years ago.
Not only is outgrowing asthma not a thing, but he was also outright lying to her about it. His asthma symptoms were still exacerbated by exercise, especially in colder weather, and he knew it. He continued to push himself in order to prepare, gritting his teeth through the familiar symptoms because he was determined to beat it. Determined to be that That Edward.
In other words, if the Spanish flu hadn't killed him, life in the trenches would have. Because this boy has always had a terminal case of StubbornIdiotitis.
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shinmiyovvi · 18 hours ago
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Me enjoying making letters of my babis for the archives late at night :>
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iliveinprocrasti-nationn · 2 years ago
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i think the taylor swift tour could be studied as one of the biggest if not the biggest superspreader event of 2023
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parzival911 · 5 months ago
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Testimonial Tribute to Truman
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"Harry Truman was at heart a nineteenth-century man... His outlook, tastes, his habits of thought had been shaped by a different world than the one that followed after 1918...
He had been more at home in the older era. He never learned to like the telephone..." -- David McCulloch ("Truman") on my man's feelings about technology among other items
"I have always wondered how things would have turned out in my life if the war had not come along just when it did." -- Harry Truman (Memoirs: Volume I)
Waging war on technology in the 21st century, Parzival
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fine-fletchings · 6 months ago
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