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Remember when all we argued about was boy bands and fashion?
I think once a year I just randomly get hit with lots of feelings about Animorphs. The breakdown of this friendship in the latter half of the series doesn’t get talked about all that much, but man. Man.
And now, here is a bit of Animorphs evangelism for you. Spoilers below; mostly super vague, but many can be guessed at if you’re at all familiar with the characters.
HI YOU GUYS LEMME TELL YOU ABOUT
that time the bad guy literally eats the good guy (wait, that totally happens in the first book)
that time a classmate tried to kill them all in cold blood, but not before he kills one of their cousins, throws the body down an elevator shaft and tries to steal his identity (#21)
that time we have an alternate universe that opens with all the animorphs as fascists or imprisoned and their country is leading a genocidal war (MM #3)
that time an animorph spent an entire book plotting the murder of his mother, whom he loves (#30)
that time an animorph is captured then physically and mentally tortured to the point he defecates on himself and starts hallucinating (#33)
that time a romantic relationship came to an end because one stopped the other from killing a family member (#50)
that time they used a bunch of disabled kids as a diversion/cannon fodder (#53)
that time an animorph gets sent on a suicide mission to kill a family member (#54)
that time everyone got a happy ending PTSD forever
Things the good guys do in Animorphs: lie, steal, cheat, vandalize, grand theft auto, take hostages, threaten the lives of innocents, mass murder, and attempt genocide. And eternal angst over all of this.
PS these kids are 13-16 for the duration of the series! 8D
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i miss them (fictional characters i’m actively reading fanfic about)
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Autumn is foxy season 🦊
All I want to do is curl up and watch the leaves change colors 🍁🍂
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One of them speaks in lies, the other speaks only in truth. The third one is here for moral support.
These are badger.dot's cats. Drawn in 2020 for Black Cat October!
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Ceremonial Sword of Emperor Maximilian Ist from the 15th Century on display at the Hofburg in Vienna
Made by Hans Sumersperger in Hall (Tyrol) in 1496.
Photographs taken by myself 2016
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Olga Rozanova, Four Aces, Simultaneous Representation, 1915
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Léon Frédéric (Belgian, 1856-1940)
The Sorrowful Annunciation, 1927
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Re: dramatically changing 19th century dress silhouettes, thinkin about the time a whaler finally came home from a 4 year voyage and was just like ‘WHAT IS GOING ON’ when reencountering hoop skirts.
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1908 Portrait of Tamara Morozova (photo by unknown photographer)
(Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow)
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Virginia Woolf, A Room of One’s Own
[originally published 1929]
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▪︎ Floral Still Life with Shells
Artist: Balthasar van der Ast (Netherlandish, 1593/4–1657)
Date: 1622
Place of origin: Netherlands
Medium: Oil on copper
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An elderly man taunted by a skeleton, as he sits and ponders in a vanitas conceit. Woodcut by Tobias Stimmer, 1580.
A sick old woman, sitting supported by pillows as a skeleton pounces aiming his spear at her eyes. Woodcut by Tobias Stimmer, 1580
Stimmer, Tobias, 1539-1584
Wellcome Collection
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Queen of Spades, Olga Rozanova, 1915
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Sentry - Wilson Hurley , 1969.
American, 1924-2008
oil on canvas , 24 x 36 in.
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