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asocial-skye · 10 days
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asocial-skye · 12 days
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I'm curious let's go
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asocial-skye · 12 days
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all the second hand embarassment was worth it for that twist.
that being said, this entire show from sun jae's perspective is definitely a came back wrong/monkey's paw shit.
you move in, and develop a crush on the girl next door. despite having a face that looks like yours and being as tall as a fucking tree, she is somehow oblivious to your existence. then, she randomly comes in and hugs you during the middle of swim practice, proclaiming her love while you just stand here cuz fuck how is this real. now however, the girl you have a crush on is acting really fucking weird, and keeps making weird predictions that are surprisingly true and weirdly invasive. she also keeps randomly following you and also appears to be
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asocial-skye · 2 months
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this is a really odd thing to consider with atla, but for a show that loves taking liberal scoops of hinduism, buddhism and south and east asian cultures for its worldbuilding, atla is really weird about letting its characters practice religion.
everything in atla is people taking about spirituality, defining themselves with spirituality, yet nobody engages it in the context of belief. we are given the concept of worshipped beings in the atla universe; tui and la and agni for example. but none of these gods are ever seen as gods that the characters hold belief in. we barely get a framework of belief with the earth kingdom (the earth kingdom is examined politically and never religiously in the series) which would actually be interesting because so many cultures did have a god or goddess of the earth. the water tribe goes into cultural rituals, but only for an episode. we know nothing about air nation religious practices beyond nonviolence bad and vegetarianism. even the fire nation is practically a blank slate.
it's almost like the creators were nervous at the idea of letting the characters practice a religion, even a created religion that's foreign to the majority of their (most likely christian) audience. the weddings are very christian-coded (you're telling me that the FIRE nation wouldn't have a hindu-style marriage which literally involves FIRE), and the characters are never seen worshipping or participating in cultural festivals beyond the usual 'oohh fireworks and food' type thing. normally i wouldn't care, speaking as a former kid who did spend religious festivals like that, but if you're going to put characters forward that practice eastern religions and then have them interact in the most surface level way possible, what's even the point?
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asocial-skye · 2 months
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there's baiting and then there's whatever this is.
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asocial-skye · 2 months
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So here I was
enjoying the details of Oma and Shu in the LA: how Shu has a very Chinese-inspired hanfu outfit and Oma has a very Indian-inspired sari outfit and I realized—
—wait.
Wait.
Shu has a long blue scarf.
Well, well well.
edited to correct Shu's outfit misidentification.
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asocial-skye · 2 months
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asocial-skye · 2 months
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man, all you zutara guys are way better at this shipping thing than me. i read through like ninety different metas about the symbolism of the colors associated between the two, the fact that the two of them are the emotional story arc of ATLA, and how their romance falls more into the canon themes of the franchise.....
and then i'm here like, he took lightning for her and she was aang's mom in an episode. i'm sold.
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asocial-skye · 2 months
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this is strictly between christian denominations ex. anglican and catholic
reblog with your answer and your religion
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asocial-skye · 2 months
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this is strictly between christian denominations ex. anglican and catholic
reblog with your answer and your religion
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asocial-skye · 3 months
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hunger games and tbosas didn't imprint themselves on me the way that they did for many people, but it did make me wonder what the population was like for panem. oh god. where do i start with this. all of district 12 can somehow cram themselves into one waiting area so this lady can read names out of a bowl. that bowl was not full. how little people are there in this expanse of country. appalachia today has like millions of people living there. can you imagine cramming the entire of new york city into one waiting area so this one lady can pull names out of a fucking bowl. that's ignoring the other population in new york state. california has like 58 million people. televise or digitize that shit. how horrible were the conditions of panem that they can fucking herd an entire district into one waiting area when today you can barely fit an eighth of a small city into four football stadiums.
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asocial-skye · 3 months
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Manuscripts don't burn.
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asocial-skye · 3 months
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7+8 = 15
20+40+15 = 75
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asocial-skye · 4 months
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pray for Israeli and Palestine sides
i do.
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asocial-skye · 4 months
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the hoo books are a bit iffy at times, but i will never forget when I first read calypso is ranting about francis drake and his elizabeth and I legitimately thought that rick riordan implied that francis drake was in love with queen elizabeth I.
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asocial-skye · 4 months
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as the holidays come to a close, i'm left to wonder....
how does religion work in the pjo universe?
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