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bearieio · 8 months
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while you were sleeping...
könig x sleepy!reader
warnings: fem!reader, a bit of somnophilia; so dubcon, praisekink! teasing, sleepy reader and sleepy/kinda needy könig, oral; reader recieving, mating press
a/n: also a mention of könig with a hairy chest??? helloooooo.. !!! also both of you are tired, so not as much dialogue :(( ALSO, not really proofread because it was in the spur of the moment! will proofread later!
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“that’s it..” you can hear you’re boyfriends frantic and desperate lapping against you in the dark. “wake up for me, schnucki.” he hums against your slit. still feeling drowsy from having been asleep moments ago.
finally realizing the feeling going on between your legs, you see könig’s figure. his gentle yet dominating eyes, glued to yours. “my sweet girl must’ve been having a good dream, ja?” he teases. you whine, bucking your hips against him. “i’m sorry, schatz. i needed to have you. i could not wait until you woke up.” he confesses.
he reaches up, nose bumping against your clit, he cups your breast, pinching and tugging at your nipples. you moan breathlessly, your eyes rolling back. könig always knows what drives you crazy. swirling his tongue and sliding a finger or two into your sopping wet cunt, humming against you, pulling noises from you that he knows no one else could. 
"you're doing so well for me, liebling.." you whine at his praise. he pulls you toward him, allowing his fingers to curl and thrust deeper within you. “will you cum for me?” you hear him croak against you. “mhmm..” you moan and grind against his fingers when he suddenly… stops. 
you whine loudly at him. “aww.. i know, engel, i know..” he teases, smirking and leering at you from above, “go ahead, cum!” you look up at him, tired and wanting your release. “pleeassee, könig..” you beg him, feeling up his fuzzy chest. you see him lining up his already throbbing cock, “i want you to come while i’m inside you, maus..” he whispers to you, gazing deep into your eyes.
he slowly presses the head of his cock into your hole, groaning as he lifts your legs, pressing them up against your chest. gasping and whining for him to push in deeper, he slams his hips into yours, burying himself deep within you, creating a slapping sound as you throw your head back, crying out. “ah! könig!!” filling the room with moans and whines as your giant boyfriend frantically plows into your cunt. “mein gott, maus,” he says through his teeth, “you feel so good.” he praises. 
pounding and rutting into you, the room fills with the sound of the both of you, groaning, the headboard occasionally banging against the wall. könig begins to lean over into your folded body, smirking when he sees that your breathing is ragged and throaty. he’s literally balls deep inside you. you can feel them slapping against you with every thrust. that knot in the pit of your tummy is starting to form once again. könig sees the erotic expression on your face, knowing you’re close.
“come on, liebchen, cum on my cock… you can do it,” he encourages, your walls clenching around him. he moans deeply, sounding almost animal-like. a mix of cries and whines erupts when könig finally spills into you. your back arched as much as physically possible, legs shaking, breathing heavily. his cock twitching inside you, spurting out the last bits of cum. 
könig then notices your shaking legs. lifting himself from you, he rubs and massages your legs until they stop. “you did so good for me..” he kisses the inside skin of your thighs, “‘so good for me,” he mumbles against you, repeating praises and holding you in his muscular arms. 
he holds you until you fall asleep once again. taking a glance at the clock, “.. scheiße,” he curses, sighing, realizing that it’s around the time he needs to get up in order to start his day. placing one last kiss on your forehead, he gets up and heads to the bathroom. 
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constructive criticism is appreciated !!!
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evanthusiast · 9 months
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𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐀𝐥𝐞𝐱 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐀𝐝𝐮𝐥𝐭 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐡𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐜𝐚𝐧𝐨𝐧𝐬:
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Alex appreciates deep and thought-provoking discussions. They enjoy engaging in conversations about literature, philosophy, and art. Dates with Alex often involve visits to bookstores, art galleries, or coffee shops where they can discuss their favorite works and exchange recommendations.
Alex is a talented writer, so they would love to go on dates centered around writing. They might suggest going to a quiet park or cozy café, where they can sit together and work on their individual writing projects. They appreciate the peaceful atmosphere and the mutual inspiration that comes from sharing the experience.
When dating Alex, expect to become their muse and a source of inspiration. They will value your insights and encourage your creative endeavors. They'll be there to provide feedback, offer constructive criticism, and help you grow as an artist.
Alex enjoys exploring the offbeat and unconventional. They would love going on spontaneous adventures to quirky local events, indie theaters, or underground art shows. Their open-mindedness and willingness to embrace the unusual will keep your dating life exciting and full of surprises.
As a lover of literature, Alex would appreciate dates centered around books. They might suggest going to a literary festival, attending a poetry reading, or even organizing a book club together. Sharing their favorite novels, discussing characters, and exchanging interpretations would be a significant part of your time spent together.
Alex has a sensitive side and is deeply attuned to emotions. They would be a compassionate and understanding partner, providing a safe space for you to express your feelings. Whether you're going through a creative block or facing personal challenges, they'll offer a listening ear and lend their support.
Alex has a creative spirit and would enjoy collaborating on artistic projects. They might suggest writing a joint poem or story, creating a shared artwork, or even organizing a performance together. Working as a team will strengthen your bond and allow you to create something beautiful together.
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zkenvs3000w24 · 5 days
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Flowing with Nature - Interpretive Ethic
Hi everyone! 
I can't believe it's already time for our final blog post! It's crazy to think how quickly time has flown by. It feels like just yesterday we began this journey of exploring nature interpretation. As I reflect on my journey, I'm excited to share with you my personal ethics as I continue to develop as a nature interpreter. This journey has been one of self-discovery, filled with moments of inspiration and growth. So, let's dive into what beliefs I bring, the responsibilities I hold, and the approaches I find most suitable.  
Earlier in the semester, I remember watching a podcast that really stuck with me: “Flow, the secret to happiness” by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. He introduced the concept of "flow," a state of optimal experience where individuals are fully immersed and engaged in their activities, leading to feelings of clarity and fulfillment (Csikszentmihalyi, 2004). Overall, the message encourages viewers to seek activities and experiences that bring them into a state of flow, where they can find joy and purpose in their lives (Csikszentmihalyi, 2004). 
Just as Csikszentmihalyi discusses finding happiness and meaning through activities that lead to a state of flow, nature interpretation encourages individuals to immerse themselves in nature in a way that promotes a similar sense of engagement and connection. Whether it's through guided hikes, wildlife observation, or hands-on conservation activities, nature interpretation provides avenues for individuals to enter a state of flow where they feel fully absorbed and connected to their surroundings. As I continue to develop as a nature interpreter, I am committed to creating experiences that enable individuals – peer, family or friends – to immerse themselves in nature, find joy and purpose in their interactions with the natural world, and cultivate a deeper connection with the environment. 
For someone like me, who is passionate about nature and working with kids, the importance of educating the next generation to stay in touch with nature as well as conservation is crucial. This belief is deeply ingrained in my personal ethics and the responsibilities I feel as a nature interpreter. Through my journey in the Arts and Science program, where I'm minoring in both biology and family and child studies, I've come to recognize the profound importance of nature in a child's development.  
Children are naturally curious and eager to explore the world around them. By fostering a connection with nature from a young age, we can instill in them a lifelong appreciation for the environment and a sense of responsibility for its protection. As a nature interpreter, it is my responsibility to provide opportunities for children to engage with the natural world in meaningful ways.  
Additionally, as we delve deeper into the complexities of nature interpretation, I recognize the importance of addressing difficult issues that may arise. Incorporating the importance of addressing difficult issues into my personal ethics as a nature interpreter is essential for fostering a comprehensive understanding of the natural world and its complexities. As the textbook emphasizes, interpretive sites often grapple with critical issues that may span historical, environmental, cultural, and social domains (Beck et al., 2018, p. 94). It is the responsibility of interpreters to engage visitors in meaningful conversations about these topics, providing accurate information, fostering dialogue, and promoting critical thinking. 
This dedication to confronting challenging topics is consistent with my belief that activism and education can bring about constructive change. In my role as a nature interpreter, I understand the importance of giving people context, a different point of view, and chances for reflection regarding matters like social justice, degradation of the environment, civil rights, and racial tensions. Interpreters can help individuals form stronger bonds with their surroundings by exploring these difficult subjects. As well as inspiring people to think about how they can contribute to the future of our planet. 
Moreover, my background in both biology and family and child studies has equipped me with a holistic understanding of the interconnectedness of natural and human systems. This interdisciplinary perspective enables me to approach difficult issues from multiple angles, considering their implications for both ecological and social well-being. By integrating scientific knowledge with principles of child development, I strive to create educational experiences that resonate with diverse audiences and inspire them to become agents of positive change in their communities. 
As a nature interpreter, I consider myself a conversation starter who pushes people to face hard realities and imagine a future that is more equitable and sustainable. I aim to enable people to make informed decisions and tackle urgent environmental and social issues by sharing information based on science and fostering critical thinking. 
I am filled with a sense of purpose and optimism for the future as I wrap up this post. Through my journey in nature interpretation, I have come to recognize the transformative power of immersive experiences, storytelling, and education in fostering a deep connection with the natural world, particularly among children—the next generation who will care for and protect environmental. 
My approach to nature interpretation is based on a commitment to providing meaningful and profound experiences that develop a lifetime love for environment and a sense of responsibility for its conservation, from embracing the idea of flow to fostering children's natural curiosity and sense of wonder. By tackling challenging topics and offering precise information based on empathy and science, my goal is to enable people to become advocates for social justice and the environment. 
Thank you to all of you who took the time to read my posts throughout the semester! I thoroughly enjoyed reading all of yours. I wish each and every one of you all the best!  
- Zeina :) 
References  
Beck, L., Cable, T. T., & Knudson, D. M. (2018). Interpreting cultural and natural heritage: For A Better World (pp. 94). Sagamore Publishing. 
Csikszentmihalyi, M. (2004). Flow, the secret to happiness. https://www.ted.com/talks/mihaly_csikszentmihalyi_flow_the_secret_to_happiness/transcript?language=en 
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Caregiver Jhin Headcanons
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Requested by @thesilentclown7
After reading up more on Jhin, his lore, and his personality here's my headcanons of him as a caregiver ^^ Hope you enjoy them!
(Disclaimer that obviously canonically he is fairly ruthless and lacks a fair amt of care for others but due to the nature of this ask, I am approaching these headcanons through the idea that he would deeply care about specifically kids he Chooses to look after!! <3)
❣️- He would probably do this in series of four- which he would make sure to incorporate in interactive ways for the kids such as making the first clean up a race, the second cleanup a game such as pairing all objects of the same colour together, the third about whoever cleans the most toys/has the least dirt spots left on them, etc until he feels things are actually properly cleaned.
🌹- He would most definitely be a very artistic caregiver, frequently encouraging the kids he's watching after to express themselves throughout any means necessary.
❣️- He would not shame kids for expressing big emotions in 'messy' ways like breaking things or throwing paint and the such, instead redirecting the kiddos into seeing that their big emotions are important and productive too. That they can make art and create masterpieces out of all these big feelings.
🌹- He would be a very organized and clean caregiver, while encouraging the kids to express themselves even through messy means he would still make sure to help clean them and their environments right up afterwards.
🌹- Would have tons of art supplies and draw/paint/colour with the kids he's watching over, complimenting their art and helping their skills flourish through gentle advice and critics.
❣️- Has a lot of costumes and masks from back when he was going around a theatre troop, and would let the kiddos borrow them for play time, although he would have a fairly strict rule about returning them so he can keep them neat and organized afterwards.
🌹- Very protective of the kids he watches after, would never let anything hurt them. Sees kids as fresh canvas, with many opportunities to grow beautiful and become anything they put their minds to and so if this is a kid he's watching over he would make sure to keep that kid safe.
❣️- He would play music for the kids, be it piano or violin he would make sure to play music that soothes them when they are scared or nervous or even just by request. He enjoys the way that kids appreciate art and the way their eyes glimmer when he plays masterfully constructed pieces for them.
🌹- When a kid is having a panic attack and music fails to help, he will sit down with them and do breathing exercises, counting to 3 then on the fourth one exhaling all the bad away. Breathing in 1 2 3, and then breathing out on 4. He would explain to the kids that filling up their body with lots of air and then blowing out the bad on 4 helps keep their hearts clean and tidy and that sometimes when big things happen it can feel like your body is all messy on the inside- but that breathing in and out like this can help tidy it all back up.
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aikoiya · 6 months
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LoZ: TotK - Meeting One's Match (Overall Story Summary) Part 2
TW: Mentions of past rape & child enslavement (though, it's only mentioned as past trauma & is acknowledged as disgusting); panic attack; mention of death of loved ones, multiple, both canon & non-canon; mentions of child abandonment; mention of concubines, both male & female; mild violence; intrusive thoughts & pseudo-possession; mentioned child sacrifice & implied torture of a minor, very bad, horrible stuff; possible others that I can't think of off the top of my head rn.
Just because they are in the story does not mean that I condone it.
And, I am very open to criticism so long as it is constructive in nature & presented politely. In fact, I encourage it!
MOM Part 1 & MOM Part 2.
I recommend that you read Part 1 first.
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Let's start back where we left off, shall we?
Anyway, where was I?
Oh, yes! Nemma was kidnapped!
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Now, I think that I'm going to make Nemma's capture a result of Kōme & Kotake's attempts to be rid of her as they don't appreciate how "soft" Ganondorf is becoming because of her. As in, they heard Rauru's attempt to persuade Nemma & then later informed him of her routines, which enables one of his Sheikah Warriors to kidnap her.
I think I'll make it Nemma's father, Masashai, who steals her away, just to really drum up the drama. He's one of Rauru's best & he even offered to do it himself as she was his spawn. Which, the use of such a word to describe one's own offspring had caused Rauru's eyes to narrow as he'd never speak of his own daughter (now 3 years old) thusly. But he was nothing if not strategic, so he'd let it slide for now.
(The toddler princess was hidden far away, outside of the Demon King's reach for now. Rauru was doing this for her.)
Masashai saw Nemma's dalliances with his king's enemy & his queen's killer to be deeply shaming & he wished to correct the girl's behavior.
At the same time, Rauru would recognize in Nemma the complete absence of a desire for power that wasn't something that she, herself, had earned, as well as the qualities of a true & wise ruler & a noble, honorable warrior. As such, he wouldn't kill her, instead choosing to seal her away.
Though, before that, he'd try to convince her to his side once more.
I don't know how the conversation would go, but by the end, she needs to be sealed, so obviously not well.
Either way, Masashai had placed Fuda on her that sealed her magic away, devested her of her lockpicking tools, & had made sure that her forearms were bound as well. This kept Nemma from being able to escape.
Perhaps, Masashai is standing guard & utterly ignoring her. Nemma tries to ignore him in return, but at some point, she just can't believe how little he seems to care.
Then again, no matter what she'd say, I see Masashai as the sort to value his job & his duty to the Hyrule Royal Family far & above more than he could ever value her, so he'd simply ignore her as irrelevant.
Which Rauru would very much notice. At least if there was an aura of tensness about the Sheikah, it'd indicate that he in some way wished to address her but couldn't because of his duty. However, all Rauru could sense from him was stern, if relaxed & calm, resolve. Which did not bode well...
While the young lady was being difficult, she was still the man's daughter. The Zonai King loved his own precious daughter with all his heart, so seeing a man be so utterly & completely uninterested in his own offspring & unmoved by her plight, now confined in a cell.
Well, it made his hackles rise!
Despite being one of his best, he'd have to reevaluate the man's employment. Rauru wasn't sure he wanted someone who obviously didn't value his own flesh & blood near his little girl. As he couldn't be sure that he'd protect her to the bitter end. Or if he'd be terribly pragmatic & see the parent as more important than the child due to them being able to just make more. That was perfectly fine when it came to animals, but this was su preciosa hija & if his bebita died because of this man, destrozaría al bastardo, miembro por miembro! (He would rip the bastard apart, limb from limb!)
Oh, he'd give the Sheikah man the chance to explain himself, but he'd better be careful about what he says.
Anyway, upon realizing what happened, Ganondorf loses his absolute damn mind.
He keeps the Namikaze no Odori & Fa'gáron'jï Bojaqàr'è on him at all times.
It's the perfect chance to hammer it into the Gerudo King's head that while Rauru was arrogant for allowing Ganondorf close (& not heeding Zelda's warnings), Ganon was also arrogant for killing Sonia & not taking seriously the threat of retribution or that his insatiable thirst for power might come back to bite him in the ass.
In the beginning, all the vaien were with Ganondorf in his attempts to siege Hyrule to rescue their beloved queen. However, too many are killed. Ganondorf tries to rallies them again. Then again. But with each successive battle, they lose more & more. Until they refuse & mourn the loss of their queen.
Here, part of why he began to subjugate the Gerudo in the other Gerudo settlements was in a desperate bid to gain more warriors with which to fight Hyrule, hoping that with more firepower he could manage to save Qamàhfu (his beautiful moon). He would then use his dark magic to control them & make them fight. Which, to be honest, Nemma would likely not be okay with as it violates the promise he made to not enslave people, but he more so saw it as indentured servitude as he was only planning on keeping them under his sway until after he'd gotten his wife back. Slavery was meant for life. Servitude was simply paying back what was owed until it was no longer owed.
Anyway, some of the only ones who didn't back down was Nemma's guard friend, Tïsàla, Nīra, & Ayamay, who all ended up being a surprising source of comfort & support for the Gerudo King. Which Ganondorf finds himself very much appreciating. Nīra had even offered to fight too as Nemma had been teaching her Kiridō, including Kirijutsu, before the Sheikah had been kidnapped & Ayamay had continued to train her afterwards. She became the first Gerudo to really use knives in battle.
Admittedly, he'd been contemplating killing Tïsàla & Nīra, as he hadn't liked how much time the women were spending with his wife.
Now, he knew that there was absolutely nothing going on between them. Not only were they three very, extremely straight, but he'd often heard the guardswoman privately calling Nemma Vàlayàrï, or tiny sister. Which, the use of yàrï instead of yà specifically indicates an almost exclusively familial or platonic affection.
It was simply that he was a jealous person by nature.
But, the determination that the yaidja (guardswoman) & pàrmàgsta (cook or chef) showcased for rescuing his wife was admirable. So, he supposed that he would allow them to live. Besides, it'd make his beloved sad & after losing her now, he couldn't bear to be the one to cause any more distress even if she never learned of his involvement.
(The invasive thoughts had taken on a strange tone. One of possession that he was familiar with as he himself was quite possessive, but absent of the genuine love, care, worry, or affectionate frustration that often laced his own heart when discussing his wife. These whispers were that of someone who was angry that his favorite toy was taken from him & this made Ganondorf worry that this was how he secretly felt for his beloved moon. The idea of seeing her as nothing more than a prize or something to use for his own pleasure, something he owned, but that he wasn't owned by her in return. It sickened him. Reciprocal ownership was extremely important in Gerudo romantic relationships. Especially regarding ownership. He should be as much hers as she was his.)
Ganondorf was also surprised by Ayamay's fearsome continence in battle. He'd expected the woman to leave it all to the younger generation, but she'd stepped up, having appeared in a Sheikah battle suit with a coiled Jōhyō pinned to her hip & a look of absolute murder in her eyes.
While Ayamay never had anything personal against Rauru & she even sympathized with him for his loss, he also took her grandbaby & that's crossing a line with her.
She'd taken out quite a few of her fellow Sheikah.
"If there's one thing my grandbaby's right about. It's the erosion of our warrior culture. They've gotten too soft & too reliant upon the Zonai's technology."
Likewise, Ganondorf refused to let go & he became fueled by his own hatred that was amplified by Demise's curse, those very whispers that took over his mind more & more with each day that he went without removing the stone.
As well as the sound of Nemma's heartbeat through the Sheikah Stone hanging from his ear.
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At some point, I want Ganondorf & Ayamay to become suspicious of how upbeat & unworried for Nemma his àdï'vàman (adoptive mothers) were. Ayamay begins to spy on them, using an old Gossip Stone infused with Recall magic to record their conversations.
It took some time before she finally heard them speak of their dealings with Rauru.
Ayamay was heartbroken for Ganondorf, but she couldn't say that she didn't expect it.
That night, she finally revealed the 2 witches' many attempts at her & Nemma's lives before playing what she recorded for him.
The man's face had gone blank. He very quietly told her to leave the stone with him & leave.
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Ganondorf removed the Secret Stone once more, the mental effort with which to remove it this time being almost unbearable, & spent the rest of the night just processing everything.
In many ways, he was afraid of his vàman. They'd... he knew that they weren't... good to him... Knew that how they'd raised him wasn't... normal...
But, his whole life, they'd told him that they did those things to make him strong, a great king. Powerful. And he'd been so sure that they were right.
But, Nemma was nearly his equal & Ayamay had never done to her the things that his vàman did to him. If she'd been a Gerudo vai & still trained the same or had even simply taken on the blessing of Talthïrï to become a vae, she'd likely have beaten him soundly multiple times. Yet, despite this Nemma also never had to dally in black magic for the sake of her power either. She was powerful by her own merit, training, dedication, & perseverance & didn't need to be needlessly cruel to assert dominion over those around her. Even on him. Stern, but never needlessly cruel to those who didn't deserve it.
So, what had even been the point? Why did they-?
He always thought that they did these things for him. For his glory! For his destiny as king of all Hyrule! They had been the ones to tech him about Nīkôzeto'reqra! (An ancient Gerudo philosophy that is no longer practiced. It's basically China's 'Mandate of Heaven' philosophy or the idea of 'Might Makes Right.' Basically, it says that the one who is stronger, the one who wins, is right & correct & righteous. That they have a divine right to do whatever they so desire & treat those weaker than them however they wished. It is very much discouraged by the general Gerudo populous today, but Kōme & Kotake live & die by this philosophy, always have in every incarnation, & they made sure that Ganon lived & breathed it as well.)
If it were truly all about power, then why take from him the most powerful & loyal person in his life?! Why take away one that gave him such satisfaction & contentment?!?
Why did they betray him!?!?
For the first time since that night with the nightmare, Ganondorf cried. It was quiet & he didn't even realize it was happening as he trembled & panted out broken gasps of heartache.
A glint caught his eye & he saw the weapons he'd had specially made with his vàman'jï (mothers', as in belonging to them) names on them.
Then, his sorrow was replaced with bitterness & fury & hatred.
If they thought that they could give away that which was his, & only his, then they would rue having taught him no mercy!
Even without the Secret Stone in place, his eyes began to glow bloody red & black crept over his schlera like dark tendrils. As if on instinct, he reached for the stone once more.
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When Ganondorf confronts his àdï'vàman, Ayamay, Nīra, & Tïsàla are there with him. He found it odd how their silent support comforted him even as he wore the stone.
I'm not entirely sure how this goes.
Though, I want Kōme & Kotake to assert their authority over him as his mothers. To say that he is as powerful as he is because of them. And yada yada.
But, at some point, I want Kōme to snap at him & call him voevï (boy) & he flinches away instinctively, but the presence of Ayamay's hand on his arm (even as her skin quietly sizzles at the contact) causes him to straighten & stand firm. (Since Nemma had been striken by his Miasma, Ayamay had been experimenting with ways to make clothes that could resist it. She is wearing a pair of gloves that do so in this scene. However, they are still not complete, so some is still getting through. She had done so using the odd clumps of dark mass that Nemma kept in a box covered with Fuda featuring strange Fūinjutsu that Ayamay couldn't comprehend.)
Like, I definitely think that Demise's curse influences Ganondorf to a degree, but I also think that he's as bad as he is as a result of both nature & nurture.
I still want Ganondorf to be a very bad man who does bad things of his own accord, but I also want it to be a complicated situation. That, yes, he's bad, even a monster, but it's partly because he was intentionally raised that way.
Either way, in the end of it all, Ganondorf has the witches marched out amongst the tents of the Gerudo settlement & announces to the Gerudo that Kōme & Kotake conspired with Rauru to take their Vàmàh Vai'àtta (Moon Queen) from them.
There was first stunned silence, then a deafening cocaphony of ragefilled shouts.
Ganondorf asked them what their punishment would be & their answer was a resounding "DEATH!"
His brow furrowed with minute sadness before scrunching with certainty & resolve.
The king handed out his Shōki (瘴気, Miasma) Weaponry to his subjects & basically said "have at them."
(Again, he's still awful. Still merciless.)
Despite everything they'd done, he couldn't bring himself to watch.
Then, in a moment of fury, they break free to become Twinrova & scream out that he would be nothing without them. A battle ensues & through it, they reveal quite a lot.
Did he think that he'd be anywhere near as powerful had he stayed with that weakling vai that birthed him?? She'd have made him soft! That he was lucky they'd been rid of her & her boy toy!
As they bellow, Ganondorf is striken silent for a moment, unable to process. Yes, he'd always known that, logically, they weren't his mothers by blood, but they'd told him that he'd been abandoned. That they'd found him alone in the desert.
But they'd lied. Just like they'd lied about everything else in his life.
The battle commences, but the results are the same. The women who raised him dead at his feet, the Fa'gáron'jï Bojaqàr'è, Namikaze no Odori, & the various Shōki Weaponry that he'd provided his subjects with, stained with their blood.
Once he'd returned to his room, as he took everything in, he suddenly couldn't breathe.
The tips of his fingers tingled & he felt nauseous. Why were his thoughts so loud, crowding his head? Was this a heart attack?! How could something like this happen?? Shouldn't his magic protect him from that!?
Panick sets in & he doesn't know what to do.
He eventually ends up passing out. His rest fitful.
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Ganondorf later learns from Kotake's journal that they'd believed him to be the mortal vessel of their master. Which turned out to be some... ancient arch-demon named Demise who wrought havoc to the Hyrule of legend every myriennia or so. (A myriennia being a period of 10,000 years.)
They had actively sought him out to take him from his mother, a Gerudo from Ealiyah Town in the Highlands, & had killed both her & her Non-Pointed (those without pointed ears, so just regular humans) husband in the dead of night.
The Ealiyan Gerudo were known for allowing men into their settlement, many even living amongst them. He wondered how he would've turned out had they never stolen him away...
Further in, he learns that his parents had tried desperately to protect him, but were slain for their troubles. He also doesn't know what to think of how Kotake noted a small vaivï'jï (girl's) bed in the nursery & several toys too advanced for an infant. Though neither Kōme nor Kotake found a vaivï (girl) there, they suspected that one might be hiding. He could have a vàla (sister)?
He... doesn't know how to feel about all this... &... he's suddenly... very aware of the whisper in his ears... He becomes uncomfortable in his own skin. The whispers now sound less charming & more sinister in his own mind. It makes his skin crawl.
He begins to have full conversations in his head with it. It's slimy in countenance, trying to convince him to do things that, had he never met Nemma, he's sure he'd have done anyway, believing himself able to use these ideas to his advantage. Even now, he was sorely tempted by the whispers, but some odd sense of self-preservation seemed to kick in. Telling him that it would be unwise to trust whatever this thing was.
Vah Gela, was he going insane??
Ganondorf has Kōme & Kotake's names removed from his Shōki Weaponry & has them replaced with Nemma & Ayamay's names in the Gerudo script.
They've both become such important parts of his life in such a short time & in 2 completely different ways.
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Rauru ends up interrogating Masashai, who is somewhat confused by the questions, but answers honestly, none-the-less. Yet, it was his own answers that doomed him in the end.
He was fired & he just... honestly didn't understand why. So, he asked & the answer had shocked him. Really & truly.
It'd be the first slap of reality that he'd get.
He returned home in a daze to his new Hylian wife, Amira, & his twin sons, Akiru & Masaru. Who had been born to him 10 years ago.
Yet, despite Masashai's hopes for them, he'd soon learn that neither boy had the heart of a warrior, but that of a chef & blacksmith respectively.
Akiru would later grow up to become an Itamae, or skilled master chef, & inherit Ayamay's old restaurant. Which, the restaurant & the recipes in the scroll that he eventually gets from his grandmother would both be passed down for many generations before being inherited by Koko & Clotta's mother, then will later be inhereted by Koko herself.
Masaru, however, learned as much as he could from his grandmother later, the few things she knew about blacksmithing, but ultimately had to figure most everything out himself. His line would eventually lead to Suma & Mura, who in the modern era, reside in the Masamuna Family Smithy in the Rikoka Hills.
In the end, Masashai won't recognize that he'd already had the warrior child that he'd wanted until near the end of his life, but that he'd been a fool in shunning her.
Which, he will survive to an old age, but will be miserable & alone in the end. And with age & experience will come wisdom. Not much, but enough to make him realize some things.
It'll only be on his deathbed that he'll finally open his daughter's letters & he'll find himself suddenly mourning the loss of someone that he never really knew due to his own idiocy.
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I'll likely go over the final fight between Ganon, Rauru, & the Sages, but later.
I do know that he wouldn't be nearly so cocky, but he would be very volatile as the black had entirely consumed his schlera.
Ganondorf would be tense & angry & would say that Rauru knew why he was there & demand that his precious treasure be returned to him.
Which, Rauru would reply with "you don't deserve the favor."
Though, I don't think that Zelda or the other Sages would know what Rauru had done.
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Anyway, the only thing that would keep Ganondorf sane for those 10 long millennia would be the sound of his wife's heartbeat through the Gossip Stone Earring.
And he'd only find her upon falling into the Depths at the beginning of the game. She'd be housed within a pale blue crystal casket with a luminous stone frame, glowing Zonai & Sheikah runes etched into the surface of the stone. It was beautiful & made her look otherworldly & he could almost pretend that she was just asleep, but he hated the separation with a passion.
Ganondorf would spend the rest of the game beside her body, trying to break the seal, but being unable to even touch her without burning. He wondered if this was how she'd felt being unable to touch him?
It was torture.
I also see him taking out his anger & resentment on Link by using his Zelda puppet. As if to try & make the other man understand his pain. It was cruel, but he'd always been thus.
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Regardless, the seal on Nemma will only break when Zelda's husband (I will die on this hill, damnit) is at his most direst need. Which would correspond with Ganondorf being at his angriest & most bestial.
The idea was that Nemma would see Ganondorf for the monster he is, but in the end, Rauru would not have expected for Ganon's immediate reaction to be to drop everything upon seeing his wife alive, well, & conscious & rush to her side. Removing his Secret Stone immediately & apologizing profusely for not having been able to protect her & the millennia of unfettered isolation as he fussed over her.
(A lot of the ideas for Nemma getting kidnapped came from @karume-everything-else; the only thing I really added was the part where Rauru doesn't kidnap Nemma until after Ganondorf kills Sonia. Which I feel makes more sense given what we know of Rauru as a character.)
I'm not sure how the battle would go, but I think I want Nemma to be confused as she takes in the situation, the blond man who she'd positively identify as a threat to her husband, then set aside her confusion to look at Ganon & ask, "what do you need?" Her eyes full of support & a readiness to help him however he needs her to within reason.
In that moment, she'd decide to fight at her husband's side. She doesn't need to know who Link is, just that her husband needs her. And Ganondorf would love her all the more for it, the relief unfurling in his chest almost enough to make him begin sobbing into her, but he restrains himself, recognizing that he needed to be strong for her.
Touched, he hands her Namikaze no Odori, which she then uses to cut her hair at around hip length (because her hair had continued growing all those years dormant), & the battle is intense. Their synergy is unmatched as they work in unison, aided by their dance lessons. And as they complement & support each other without words, everything suddenly clicks for Ganon. It feels right to fight side by side with this woman. It's then that he realizes that she is the person that he wants to spend the rest of his life with.
Like, he knew that he wanted to rule Hyrule with her as his queen, but it didn't really hit him until this exact moment that he wanted to grow old with her. He wanted to be weak & frail with her, having lived their lives together.
And, finally, if he must die, then he wanted it to be with her.
Which, he'd always expected to eventually begin using his black magic to make sacrifices of children (which the thought of sent shivers of revulsion down his spine) & remain alive for centuries more, but... he knew that she'd never be okay with what it'd entail. Knew he wouldn't be able to convince her to go through with it. It was her one line.
(The torture & sacrifice of children is generally how witches remain alive for so long. It is also how previous Kōmes & Kotakes have remained alive for so long. This Ganon would've only done so once as a young teen & hadn't done so again since as he was still considered to be in his prime. However, remaining alive passed what was normal would require periodic child sacrifices of torture proceeded by consuming their blood. The first time hadn't required such as it'd merely been a way to seal his pact with the dark being his vàman worshiped, but he knew & had even seen them do so with his own eyes & the images haunt him still. The idea of doing that himself had always chilled him to the bone, but his mothers' teachings had allowed him to subdue those feelings & Ganondorf had determined himself to do such to make them proud. However, after Nemma & seeing how highly she valued children, he likewise began to value them thusly. And now, he'd be unable to do it. He would be lying if he said that there wasn't deep-seated relief at the fact that he'd no longer need to go through with the ritual.)
So... one life would just have to do, he supposed.
Anyway, there are 4 different endings here. The first where Ganondorf & Nemma lose & Ganon decides against swallowing the Secret Stone, another where they win & kill Link, another where they win, but Nemma manages to convince him to spare Link & take him as their prisoner of war, & one where they lose, but Ganondorf decides to swallow it anyway. I'll talk about these other timelines in a different post. For now, let's focus on the one where they lose, but Ganondorf decides against swallowing the stone as I consider that to be the best outcome & the "canon" one.
In the first timeline mentioned, when it comes time for Ganon to swallow the stone, he pauses, realizing what he's getting ready to do & looks at his beloved wife.
She threads her fingers with his & her expression says that she'll support & love him whatever he chooses. She's ride or die for him.
And the Demon King realizes that she doesn't know what will happen to him if he does this. She doesn't realize that she'd lose him just as he'd lose both himself & her. And that's when it hit him, if he did this, he'd be leaving her entirely alone 10,000 years from the time she knew. With everyone she'd ever cared for or even known, all gone. She likely didn't even realize that she'd been sealed away for so long.
She'd be totally & completely isolated.
So, he had to choose in that moment. Victory & his lifelong dream of conquering Hyrule... or the love of his life & the future they could have together.
And he... he just... he couldn't do that to her... it wasn't worth it...
Ganondorf dropped the key to his victory, his expression boneweary. "I... I just want to go home... Let's just go home, Qamàhnï..." (My Beautiful Moon.)
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Anyway, once they're alone, he turns to her, holding her face in his hands & looks into her blue-violet gaze, eyes having erubessed as she proceeded with optaining her tribe's birthright.
When he looked into her eyes in that moment, for the first time, he could see his future unfolding before him in a way he never had before.
The Gerudo King says, "A'nï màtushàqso..." (I love you passionately or I adore you.) It is a very emotionally charged expression, full of deep-seated vulnerability.
In response, she smiles that rare blindingly beautiful smile that Ganon knows is just for those she loves, eyes warm with affection, & repeats him.
And then we get the heartwarming music as they kiss & live happily ever after. Credits roll.
But wait! There's still the after credits scene!
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As a peace offering, Link will give Ganondorf the Giant Horse obviously descended from Mira & Jawàrik. As well as the Giant White Stallion. Who, Ganondorf will be rediculously entertained by the fact that the Gerudo Horse had apparently been bred by a descendant of one of Rauru's prized white stallions. Possibly even a direct descendant of Mira & Old Cabrón.
That gift he gave Nemma just kept paying for itself in dividends!
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As for Ayamay, she had the Sheikah who created the Sheikah Slate 100 years later record her messages for Nemma & Ganondorf. Which, I'm making it so that the Purah Pad had a lot of the information from the Sheikah Slate downloaded onto it, a few of those files having been the encrypted message from Ayamay.
She needed to tell Nemma that she was so, so proud of her & her grandpa had always been just as proud.
That she was the best granddaughter that she could ever have hoped for.
She also needed to tell Ganon that even though he brought Nemma's disappearance upon them (which would cause the man to deflate a bit in shame), he'd also taken responsibility for it & did everything in his power to make it right. That that was a large part of being a man; taking responsibility for one's mistakes & taking care of their loved ones. It'd been the sort of man that Takka was & she was glad to report that it was also the type of man that Ganondorf had become.
And in the end, he succeeded. He got her grandbaby back, safe & sound, just like he said he would.
He did that.
She was proud to call him her grandson-in-heart. Because he was just so good to her grandbaby & she knew in her heart that he'd be good to her great grandbabies too.
And it'll be the first time anyone had ever said they were proud of Ganon in his entire life. At least, in regards to he himself rather than what he could do for them. It'd actually been one of his driving motivations before Nemma, to make his adï'vàman (adoptive mothers) proud of him, but as he'd learned, they'd only be proud of him as long as he did what they told him to.
Which, finally having a mother's approval will just cause his heart to break at the knowledge of her death. It'll be an odd mix of joy, grief, & self-pride that'd fill his chest. She'd been something of a Shïchï'vàma to him, or "Spirit Mother." Which is sort of like a godmother, but it's something that the individual parts of the relationship choose for themselves.
There will not be a single dry eye in the room.
Anyway, before the recording ends, Ayamay will leave them a map to a location where she hid a small library full of journals (all infused to never fade) detailing everything that'd happened to her & their friends & their descendants from what she knew. As well as an infused chest filled with letters from Tïsàla & Nīra, all their cherished possessions, including the Hōchō-Kaku that Ganondorf made for Nemma & the important jewelry that they'd gifted to each other. The existence of Nemma's half-brothers will eventually lead to her learning of Koko, Clotta, Suma, & Mura as her living relatives through them. Even learning the fate of her father, though knowing that he died alone & miserable only caused a blip of remorse in Nemma.
Though, Nemma would take heart in the fact that her family's smithing line had continued, even if they had lost their techniques. As such, Nemma would request of her husband that they remain in Kakariko until she had imparted her family's legacy upon Suma & Mura.
She's actually very impressed with how much the family had figured out via trial & error, but the abysmal durability proved that they still needed guidance. Luckily, it was mostly just her correcting some things. Though she did decide to teach them her personal smithing techniques, but that'd have to wait till later.
She also taught them everything that Satoshi had taught her about the ancient & forgotten spiritual aspects of swords. Thus, reintroducing Shadow & Twilight magic, Sheishin Fūinjutsu, the Ken-e no Sain (Signing of the Sword) Ceremony, & Sheikaku to the Sheikah culture.
Nemma also took whatever time she could to teach Koko all the old Sheikah recipes she knew (luckily, her cooking journal wasn't taken from her before she was sealed). And during that time, Clotta even seemed to begin to idolize her ancient aunt to the point where she swore to become a Sheikah Warrior just like her. Which led to Nemma teaching the young girl a few things.
It took Nemma a month to impart enough that she felt comfortable leaving with her husband. She would need to teach Suma & Mura the Toketa Hōseki Shita-Kitae (Molten Gem-Folding) & Kaijū-Hone Yakin (Monster-Bone Metallurgy) techniques some other time. After settling down into a new home because the Queen Zelda & her King-Husband seemed to be getting uneasy the longer Nemma & Ganon remained within Hyrule's borders.
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If nothing else, I believe that Tïsàla would've moved in with her boyfriend, who was from Lurelin, which I hc as not having been part of Hyrule at the time of Rauru's rule.
And it will be accompanied by a message from one of the Sheikah researchers informing Nemma that Ayamay had been buried beside her husband.
Which would lead to Nemma & Ganondorf paying their respects to the pair before going on their journey to find their new home.
Though, not until after Nemma had forged new weapons for herself as other than the Namikaze no Odori, her weapons were all lost to time. 2 being a pair of weapons that she devised that resemble a fusion of a scimitar & a Sheikatō, while the others were a pair of simple Kodachi, a Jōhyō Han Kote, & a bow. (Which, in itself, reintroduced the Jōhyō Han Kote to the Sheikah culture.)
She actually modified her design for the Namikaze no Odori's hilt to fit more with modern Hylian-style longswords as she found that she quite liked the use of a pommel. Not only is it useful as a makeshift bashing weapon, but it makes throw thrusting easier. It has an Aquamarine embedded in it.
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Something interesting to focus on would be Nemma & Ganondorf reacting to how not only the world at large, but specifically the Sheikah & Gerudo have changed.
In Nemma's case, sorrow at the loss of her grandmother, new Gerudo friends, & all her pets, but at least being thankful that she knew what'd happened to them.
As well as the fact that her fears were, indeed, founded as Kakariko has become little more than a sleepy little farming village with the most ambitious of them being more focused on technology than fighting. And the only warriors left being either long retired & too old to still fight or swiftly getting there. It'd break her heart. Like, she doesn't mind farmers & thinks they're very important for the stability of a country or kingdom, but it's tragic that her tribe has lost their warrior traditions.
In Ganondorf's case, the mixed reality that there are only 3 Gerudo settlements left (2 of which being Ealiyah Town & Talthïrï Village) whereas before there were multiple (of which he'd conquered & thus likely caused their destabilization himself, which he'll eventually have to face), but that the ones still around are strangely prosperous, their cultures thriving, & were still warriors. It felt good to see that the foundation that he'd left behind had been utilized well.
Now, they had a true home with houses & businesses & a constant source of water.
In a lot of ways, I think he'd be proud of them, though he might be a bit miffed that they were considered Hyrule's allies. (I never said that he wasn't racist.)
At the same time, he might feel betrayed at the fact that they'd turned it into a vaidina (a sexually segregated town where men are not allowed, which Ganon would get the inkling that it might've been, at least partially, his fault) & that even he wouldn't be allowed in, but the little hero was. These were his people! Why was he barred entry while that little twink could come & go as he pleased?? He really effing hated that little bastard!
It was lucky that Nemma convinced him to try to build a new home with her elsewhere. After all, why would he want subjects who wouldn't follow him? They'd be likely to betray him as Sàvàrï (Ancient Lightning Sage) did.
Honestly, Nemma is just internally ecstatic that the Gerudo are at a point where they don't need to rape men anymore.
At one point, Nemma visited the Gerudo Palace & discovered that the footprints of polish memorializing the first steps she took into her new home as Ganondorf's wife, had been removed. This caused a deep melancholy in the couple.
Nemma will have also purchased many seeds from all over Hyrule so that when they found this new home, they'd be able to provide for themselves. She actually didn't know much about farming, but she was a damn good gardener & was more than willing to learn & so was Ganon, though he's a bit nervous as he'd never been much for creating or nurturing things (& some distant part of him in the back of his mind worries that so many years being groomed into a destroyer might result in dooming them). Either way, Nemma was determined to find out which ones would grow in the desert.
(FYI: There are actually several crops that can easily grow in the desert, such as tomatoes, pumpkins, carrots, onions, radishes, wheat, grapes, beans, eggplants, squash, figs, dates, lettuce, yams, watermelons, ect. Many of the ones listed already having canon Hyrule equivalents. Ie. Hylian Tomatoes, Fortified & Sun Pumpkins, Swift & Endura Carrots, Stambulbs, Hearty & Big Hearty Radishes, Tabantha Wheat, &, of course, Hydromelons. Not to mention all the stuff that are canonically native to the desert or grow there well, including Voltfruit, Shock Fruit, Dazzlefruit, Spicy Peppers, Warm & Electric Safflina, Zapshrooms, & even Wildberries. That isn't even taking into account the things that grow in the nearby canyon, such as Swift Violets, Rushrooms, Ice Fruit, Splash Fruit, Fire Fruit, Sunshrooms, & so on, which would be pretty easy to gather. Hell, the Satori Tree there even has a naturally growing Endura Carrot, so the Gerudo have no excuse not to figure out a way to cultivate them! In fact, you could even argue that Sun Pumpkins might actually be more suited to a desert environment than Hateno as the description says that it grows with lovely sunlight. Sorry, tangent over.)
Ganon will never meet his possible sister, but he may well learn about her ancestors.
Also, knowing what'd happened to her loved ones will bring Nemma a measure of contentment, but I really don't think she'd care that much what'd happened to her father, more just being curious. And even if she ever, by some miracle, learned that he eventually regretted his actions, I get the feeling that her thoughts would be something along the lines of "too little, too late."
Nemma will likely go back to wearing more practical clothes after this.
Typically Sheikah in style with Gerudo influence in the patterns & colors.
She'll mainly wear a pair of sirwàl with sand boots, a burnùs, shemàgh, a pair of goggles, & a wool haori.
Though, now that I think of it, Nemma will need a new Keaton instructor...
I'll think of that later.
Side-Note: The Yiga worship Nemma as "the Queen of Darkness" & the patron Goddess of the Yiga. The Yiga style of spellwork is actually modeled after her more traditional style of Sheikah spellwork. However, when Nemma finds out, she'll absolutely hate it. She just isn't an egotistical person by nature & will be very uncomfortable with the idea of being worshiped.
Though, Ganon would argue that they both deserve to be recognized in such a way, thus showing that he considers his wife to be his equal. Therefore, if he is worthy of worship (which, he believes that he is) then it's only logical in his mind, that so is she.
Funnily enough, in this au, a bunch of the Yiga tend to be hard-core romantics.
One of the stories that the Yiga recruiters use to tell to bring in new blood was generally the story of how the "wicked" King of Hyrule kidnapped the Demon King's beloved Queen & was sealed away with the help of a traitor to his people. It usually finished off on how the Demon King waited, "sealed away even now," to one day break free to find & save his bride, then to punish Hyrule for its sins against their love.
It's basically the Hyrule equivalent of Romeo & Juliet if it ended on a cliffhanger.
"Only you can help us bring them back together again!" And all that.
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Anyway, Ayamay has been reborn as a Gerudo woman from Ealiyah Town, Àrta, now old & with an elderly Non-Pointed human farmer for a husband, Aagnan. Who may or may not be Takka reborn too. He was from the Gerudo home continent of Baydaan, but more so from a Hindu-South Korean-like country that had been more lush with life & had spent the last several years learning how best to farm in the desert. He didn't have access to many seeds, but he was sure that with these nice young folks' help, they could nail down what all would thrive in such a harsh environment.
They will be a pair that Nemma & Ganondorf meet as they try to find a new home to build a new life for themselves & the elderly couple will offer them to stay a while, their children having long since left & had families of their own far away.
Either way, it'd be during their stay that Nemma & Ganondorf would discover that she was pregnant (with Jaqàrasïm from the ultimate angsty alternate timeline, being the next Centennial King. Also, since Ganon is still alive here, the Myriennial Tyrant would not need to be reborn. To see what happens in those alternate timelines, go here.)
Anyway, it will be Àrta who'd bring this to the pair's attention, as she was both a skilled maternity doctor & midwife. The old lady would then offer her services after having talked it over with her husband.
The reaction of the ex-king & queen to the news will be very sweet. Full of both excitement & worry. Just a warning, Ganon will make an absolute menace of himself doting on Nemma & being extra protective. He'll often annoy the tiny woman quite a bit. But she won't be able to bring herself to be angry at him because she knows that it's all from a place of love.
The elderly couple will be amongst the first members of the ex-Gerudo king & queen's new kingdom.
Said kingdom will likely be somewhere along the Gerudo Highland range, just further west than the map of BotW or TotK shows.
This would give them access to stone as well as the high quality metals of both the Highlands & the desert. Though, it'd also have to be somewhere where there was a consistent source of water, which might be difficult to find.
They would likely also come across Tïsàla & Nīra's reincarnation & their families as well, though I'm not sure about them. Either way, one of their husbands will probably be a shepherd who cares for Bighorn Sheep. Perhaps Tïsàla's reincarnation could be a builder/carpenter or stone mason?
Also, Àrta being skilled at sewing (being from Ealiyah, they tend to have a very strong textile culture with traditions surrounding such) will also take up teaching Nemma, who's main sewing knowledge involves mending & suturing. Which, while before, she didn't have much use for learning more, with no longer having a clothing shop or tailer to frequent, she figures that she'll need to be able to adjust clothes & make new ones on her own when the old ones get too old to just be mended. And with the baby coming, she wants to make their clothes with her own 2 hands.
Interestingly, she'll find that she has a talent for embroidery.
Ganondorf will eventually find that he quite enjoys farming.
Of course, he doesn't seem to have any real talent in it, but it is something that he gets a strange fulfillment from even though he seems to have to work a bit harder than others to get the same results.
The hard work helps him to sort out his thoughts.
(It's also possible that the Yiga would follow Ganon & Nemma in an attempt to become their loyal subjects.)
Anyway, the Ganemma Family will actually visit Kakariko every Fall for Sheikioku. They'll remain there the whole season & during that time, Nemma will teach the Sheikah about their ancient culture, which will infuse them more with that old fighting spirit.
Which will eventually lead to the reinstatement of the Shadow Warrior lifestyle & the reconstruction of the Kasuto Bieldcamp in Eldin.
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In the end, I don't want Ganondorf to be a good person or a hero. I just want to explore him as an actual person with actual feelings. A person raised into his role & never given the chance to choose for himself.
Like, he's still the bad guy, but whereas before, there were very few lines he wasn't willing to cross (except for pedophilia, necrophilia, beastiality, those were always gross-nasty to him), now he had very clear things that he just would not do. So, still ultimately the villain, just not as much of one as he was before. Though, at the same time, he's still not a Saturday morning cartoon villain either. So... maybe more of a Family Values Villain? And when he & Nemma have kids, he'll qualify as Bad Guys Want Good Kids. Just look them up on TV Tropes.
Anyway, I want him to question if any of his beliefs were even his own to begin with. Question if he even actually believes any of it.
Then, when he's at his most desperate, for him to actively make the best decision for both him & his wife regardless of how badly he hated & wanted to kill Link.
So, very much not reformed.
He will likely also continue as a conqueror even after finding this new home, because that's just who he is & how he was raised.
That isn't to say that Nemma is a pushover, so much as she just sees it as the way the world has always been. However, she will absolutely put her foot down on certain things & Ganon knows that she's stubborn about things she feels strongly for.
As such, in specific situations, they occasionally butt heads. But they always manage to find a compromise.
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This is what my booth looked like. The day was a total wash, I made zero which ngl hurt even my low expectations lol. The worst was the critics who couldn't wait to be out of earshot before being rude. I appreciated one lady who was constructive & talked to me in private afterward though. I was invited to join the Arts Council & encouraged to do the Halloween market but I don't know if I'll do either one. There's a big difference between doing commission pieces for people who actively sought me out & just being out there for everyone. I didn't enjoy it at all. In fact my feelings were actually hurt quite deeply which surprised me. You'd think in 7 years I'd have thicker skin but apparently not. Not sure I'm cut out for the "art" scene. Disappointed in myself for even having expectations, even if they were low.
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The first time you encountered Monoma was on your first day of class. 
You had been accepted but due to some complications and being an exchange student, you ended up going to U.A. much later into the year than expected. 
On top of that, you were running very late. While running, you ended up crashing into someone else. Yes, it was Monoma and yes I know what all of you are thinking: "typical encounter, where both characters crash and they see into each other's eyes and fall in love at first sight." Well, I can assure you that that is neither here nor there. 
You crashed and hate bloomed. Plus it didn't help you were part of class 1A. 
Whenever Monoma saw you, he would laugh at your height, your (language name's) accent, your every move, every action. 
Quite frankly it was exhausting. It also didn't help that you were hot-headed, sarcastic, and could easily trash-talk Monoma and class 1B just as hard as he did. 
The hate was so bad, that it actually became a problem for all students and teachers. 
That's when principal Nezu decided to do the most inhuman thing anyone could do. He paired you up together for the rest of the school year. He also decided to put you two together inside a roor for like 6 hours. So you could let it all out. 
Most teachers were against it, thinking nothing good would come from it, but the principal insisted, believing you and Monoma would become best friends after it. 
I can assure you that didn't happen. 
But I do have to admit that you did learn who Neito Monoma really was. 
It’s pretty much canon that Monoma trash talks 1-A so much in part because he cares that much… too much… about his own classmates. It’s obvious based on the way he interacts with his classmates and phrases his rants towards class 1-A. (The fact that he’s obviously influenced by Vlad is just the cherry on top.) 
He’s prideful of not just himself but also his friends
He's obnoxious, petty, resentful, egocentric, and basically a little shit
But throughout the year, you also ended up learning why.
First of all, everything he says and does is just an act. 
He is very insecure about himself and his quirk's ability. Basically, he acts like he's the best because he feels he is the worst. 
His self-doubt is very unhealthy. Like, the fact that he’s the only member of class B who failed the midterm despite having an intelligence stat of 5/5 speaks for itself. 
To top it all off, since he's been a child, society has been telling him he can't be a hero with his kind of quirk
Despite all of that, Monoma is surprisingly very empathic. Maybe it has to do with the fact that his quirk allows him to walk in the shoes of other people in ways most will never be able to even if for 5 minutes at a time. 
The kid has a way with words. 
The kid has a weirdly poetic way with words.
He goes out of his way to encourage or reassure his classmates in a deeply thoughtful manner at every given opportunity.
The only reason he doesn't like class A is because he's trying to give his own class a fighting chance. 
In a way, it's very sweet. 
He hyped up Setsuna Tokage before her battle with Bakugo and you saw him grin in pride when Komori took down Tokoyami. 
Whenever Monoma does criticize his classmates, it’s always frank, honest, but constructive, with the intention to help them improve. (We all appreciate honesty don't we?) 
He's very philosophical, gives level-headed advice and all of that actually takes a lot of emotional and mental work. He's more of a mentor than any other adult. 
And you soon realize that that's why all of his peers put up with him. 
It’s during the joint training arc that we can clearly see why his classmates put up with him and are on friendly terms despite how obnoxious and cheesy he is. And despite how often they need to keep him in check.
It’s clear even as far back as the sports festival that his classmates don’t actually hate him, despite the smacks & tough love. Whenever he's doing something idiotic, they also just shake their heads with a smile on their face as they say “sorry about him." They just love him anyway.
And soon, you do too. 
Because despite all of his flaws and all his doubts, weirdly enough he's always there for you.
You've never seen Monoma receive or accept praise or reassurance. He’s always the one giving it. He always makes it a point to put himself in the position where he’s being the emotionally strong one. 
And you highly appreciate it because he becomes your rock. 
With time you also become his rock. 
Everyone thinks you would make a cute couple but there's still a long way for you to actually accept each other's feelings. 
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Greetings, it's a pleasure to introduce myself as Marisella Oceanheart, though I do prefer the endearing nicknames Marisa or Sella. As an aquarian with an INFP MBTI, I've recently turned 19, marking my official transition into legal adulthood. But fret not, my aacount is carefully curated to ensure it remains a safe and enjoyable space for the younger one.
My days are a whirlwind of activity, primarily centered around the loving care of my furry and aquatic companions. With five cats, nine adorable kittens, and a delightful array of fish, my home is filled with the joyous chaos of animal antics. Yet amidst this lively atmosphere, it's the graceful presence of jellyfish that holds a particularly special place in my heart, their ethereal beauty and tranquil movements serving as a source of endless fascination and comfort.
When it comes to entertainment, my interests span a wide spectrum, reflecting my eclectic tastes. I find myself deeply immersed in the vibrant world of K-pop, where groups like The Boyz, BOYNEXTDOOR, RIIZE, aespa, and Kiss of Life reign supreme on my playlist. Conversely, the soulful melodies of KBAND & KHHRNB artists such as Wave to Earth, DVWN, Yerin Baek, BIG Naughty, WOODZ, and The Rose offer me a sense of solace and inspiration.
In the realm of literature, I am drawn to the enchanting realms of historical fiction, science fiction, and fantasy, where imagination knows no bounds. Beyond the written word, I indulge in a plethora of entertainment mediums, including K-dramas, anime, movies, and webtoons. Additionally, I find creative expression through writing, art, and editing, finding solace and fulfillment in these forms of self-expression.
In my daily interactions, I effortlessly switch between Indonesian and English, engaging in meaningful conversations with those around me. However, I must confess, should anyone overstep boundaries and make me uncomfortable, intentional or not, I won't hesitate to take measures to ensure my mental well-being, such as muting or soft-blocking them.
Constructive criticism is something I wholeheartedly welcome, as I believe it to be a catalyst for personal growth and improvement. I encourage individuals to share their insights and perspectives with me, whether through Direct Message or my Retrospring account, recognizing the value of respectful communication in fostering a supportive and nurturing community. Your feedback is immensely appreciated and serves as a guiding light on my journey of self-discovery and development.
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hotdogtimemachine1 · 2 months
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Week 4 Post
This week we were assigned a number of articles to read.
Bodies and Structures
The article "Bodies and Structures: Overview Essay" by David R. Ambaras and Kate McDonald introduces a digital project aimed at exploring spatial history in East Asia. The project utilizes a "deep mapping" approach to analyze the dynamics of place-making and spatial histories without prioritizing any single narrative. It emphasizes the historical and social construction of space and place, advocating for a methodology that reads across places to understand how different experiences and articulations of place inform concepts of space. The project encourages collaborative scholarship and utilizes digital tools to present a multifaceted view of historical spaces, challenging traditional cartographic representations and inviting users to engage with history through a spatial lens.
What is Spatial History?
The article "What is Spatial History?" by Richard White discusses the Spatial History Project at Stanford University, highlighting its approach to history through spatial analysis. Key points include:
Spatial history operates outside conventional historical practices by emphasizing collaborative projects that integrate various expertises, focusing on visualization over textual analysis, and utilizing digital tools to handle complex data.
It challenges traditional narrative-driven history by prioritizing space as a critical dimension of historical inquiry, arguing that spatial relations and practices are fundamental to understanding historical processes.
Projects are designed to be open-ended, contributing to a scholarly commons, and are deeply intertwined with digital history, leveraging technologies like GIS for innovative explorations of the past.
The article critiques the limited attention historians have traditionally given to space, advocating for a more integrated approach that considers the production of space as an historical act.
It emphasizes movement as a key to understanding spatial relations, highlighting the dynamic nature of space as opposed to static representations like maps.
White's discussion positions spatial history as a promising field that offers new insights into historical phenomena by foregrounding the significance of space and place in shaping human experiences.
Introduction: What is Historical Game Studies?
This article discusses the evolution and current state of historical game studies, emphasizing the field's growth from focusing on specific game analyses to broader considerations of games' representations of the past and their cultural impact. It highlights:
William Uricchio's foundational work on the simulation and historical aspects of computer games.
The shift from viewing historical games as educational tools to appreciating their broader cultural and representational significance.
The development of historical game studies into a distinct field concerned with how games represent, engage with, and influence understandings of history.
The move away from debates on historical accuracy towards more nuanced discussions about games' formal properties, their representation of history, and their interaction with players' perceptions of the past.
The influence of broader theoretical developments in history, cultural studies, and memory studies on historical game studies.
The expanding focus of the field to include player and developer perspectives, the impact of games on collective memory, and the potential of games in education and heritage.
This analysis reflects historical game studies' maturing as a field, emphasizing its interdisciplinary nature and the diverse methodologies it employs to understand the complex relationship between history and games.
Ambaras, David R. and Kate McDonald. "What We're Doing." In Bodies and Structures: Deep-Mapping Modern East Asian History, edited by David R. Ambaras and Kate McDonald. 2019. https://scalar.chass.ncsu.edu/bodies-and-structures/what-were-doing.
Chapman, Adam, Anna Foka & Jonathan Westin. "Introduction: What is Historical Game Studies?", Rethinking History, 2017, vol. 21, no. 3, 358-371, DOI: 10.1080/13642529.2016.1256638.
White, Richard. "What is Spatial History?" Spatial History Lab, 2010. https://web.stanford.edu/group/spatialhistory/media/images/publication/what%20is%20spatial%20history%20pub%20020110.pdf
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codecrafthub · 3 months
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What Are STEM Toys?
STEM Toys are educational toys designed to immerse kids in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics subjects. These toys promote learning and skill development in these fields through interactive exploration.
In a world that's constantly evolving, the expectations placed on individuals have shifted. Unlike centuries ago when physical strength was essential for jobs like mining or traditional farming, today's landscape is teeming with robots that perform various tasks for us. These advancements free up more time for people to think, invent, and solve problems, resulting in rapid changes worldwide.
This shift highlights the growing importance of STEM Toys, which help children acquire skills such as analytical thinking, quick decision-making, and coding proficiency.
Now, let's delve into understanding STEM more deeply:
What Is STEM?
STEM is an educational approach that focuses on integrating Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics disciplines to cultivate critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
STEM serves as a foundational field that equips individuals with essential knowledge to keep up with the rapidly changing world. Now, consider how this pertains to toys within this category.
What Are STEM Toys, and Why Are They Significant?
STEM toys constitute a captivating and innovative genre of educational tools aimed at inspiring young minds and introducing them to the realms of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). As an educational specialist, I find these toys not only intriguing but also indispensable in today's swiftly evolving technological landscape.
Science: STEM toys in this category bring science to life, making it tangible and interactive. For instance, picture a child observing plant growth using a specially designed greenhouse kit or comprehending the basics of chemistry through hands-on experiment sets. They transform abstract concepts into tangible, observable phenomena.
Technology: In a world dominated by technology, these STEM toys teach coding, programming, and rudimentary robotics. Toys like programmable robots or basic computers encourage children to think logically and tackle problems, skills that hold immense value in our digital era.
Engineering: These toys focus on building and understanding the mechanics behind things. Whether it involves constructing simple machines or elaborate building sets that mimic real-world engineering challenges, these toys nurture spatial awareness, critical thinking, and an appreciation for design complexities.
Mathematics: Often regarded as a challenging subject, math becomes enjoyable and accessible through STEM toys. Whether it's a game that teaches fundamental arithmetic or a puzzle introducing geometric concepts, these toys demystify math and make it more engaging.
Why Are They So Important?
STEM toys are not just about acquiring knowledge; they foster a mindset. It's a mindset characterized by curiosity, problem-solving prowess, and innovation. As we prepare the next generation for a future where STEM fields will hold significant sway, introducing these concepts through play is not just beneficial; it's essential.
The beauty of STEM toys lies in their ability to seamlessly blend learning with play. They ignite curiosity, nurture creativity, and instill a passion for learning. Children learn most effectively when they're actively engaged, and STEM toys achieve this by providing hands-on experiences that are both educational and incredibly enjoyable.
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meikaserlya · 4 months
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Understand Denny JA's thoughts about the Interpretation of Religious Understanding: Rational and Analytical Approaches
In this modern era, understanding of religion becomes very important for many people. Religion is not only a spiritual belief, but also has a big impact on daily life and society as a whole. Therefore, rational and analytical thinking about the interpretation of religious understanding has become increasingly relevant. One of the characters who have interesting thoughts about this is Denny JA.
Denny JA is a famous intellectual, writer, and social activist in Indonesia. He is known as a critical figure and has a rational approach in understanding various problems, including the interpretation of religious understanding. In his thinking, Denny JA proposed a more analytical approach in understanding religion, by combining reason and critical thinking. One of the main concepts in Denny Ja's thinking about the interpretation of religious understanding is a rational approach. According to him, religion must be understood by using common sense and rational logic. Religious understanding that is only based on beliefs without rational thinking will tend to produce wrong and non -objective interpretations. Denny Ja argues that rational religious understanding can help people to better understand the true religious values, as well as prevent religious abuse for political or personal interests. In addition to a rational approach, Denny Ja also proposed an analytical approach in understanding the interpretation of religious understanding. This approach emphasizes in-depth and critical analysis of religious texts, as well as social and historical contexts in which religion arises. Denny Ja argues that only by doing a comprehensive analysis of religion, one can understand more deeply about the core of the teachings of the religion. This analytical approach can also help see differences in religious interpretations that may arise because of cultural differences, social contexts, and individual understanding. In his thinking, Denny Ja also emphasized the importance of social context in understanding the interpretation of religious understanding. He argues that religion cannot be separated from the social context in which religion develops. Therefore, religious understanding must involve understanding of culture, history, and social conditions in which religion arises. By understanding this social context, one can see how religion has an impact on society in various aspects of life. In practice, Denny Ja also encourages dialogue between various parties who have different religious understanding. He argues that open and constructive dialogue can help people to understand differences in religious interpretations, as well as finding similarities in the values that underlie the religion. In this dialogue, Denny Ja encourages the use of rational and analytical thinking as a basis for building a better understanding of religion. With a rational and analytical approach, Denny Ja's thinking about the interpretation of religious understanding gives an interesting and relevant perspective in the context of modern life. A deeper understanding of religion can not only help individuals to live a more meaningful spiritual life, but can also help people in facing complex social and political challenges. Therefore, it is important for us to understand and appreciate Denny Ja's thoughts about the interpretation of religious understanding, and consider a rational and analytical approach in understanding religion.
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Reviewing Denny JA's chosen work 35: Apart from the bomb, I called your name in silence politely and professionally
In 2021, Denny JA, a well -known Indonesian writer, celebrated his 35th birthday by launching his latest work entitled Apart from Bombs, I called your name in Hening. This work invites the attention of many literary readers and critics, because Denny JA has been proven to be able to produce quality work. In this article, we will review the 35th selected work of Denny JA using a polite and professional approach. In the bombing, I called your name in silence, Denny Ja presented a charming story about the journey of a main character who tried to break away from a dark past. This story is written in a strong narrative style and invites readers to continue to follow the storyline. Denny JA is also able to present complex and deep character characteristics, so that the reader can feel the emotions and conflicts experienced by the figures in this story. One of the things that makes it free from the bomb, I call your name in a standing silence is the use of beautiful and poetic language. Denny JA is able to process words very well, so this story feels alive and attractive. The use of smooth and elegant language also gives a deep impression to the reader, so that this story will continue to be reminded of the reader's mind after finishing reading it. In addition, apart from the bomb, I called your name in silence also offers a different perspective in reviewing the tempatema that is relevant to everyday life. Denny JA is able to raise complex and important issues, such as past trauma, self -ambiggers, and hope for the future. Through his story, Denny Ja encourages the reader to think more deeply about this thing and reflect on the true meaning of life. In the process of reviewing Denny JA's elected work, it is important for us to maintain ethics and prioritize professionalism. As literary critics, we must appreciate the effort and hard work that has been outlined by a writer in creating his work. Therefore, in reviewing out of the bomb, I call your name in silence, we must provide constructive and objective comments, and maintain courtesy in expressing our opinions. In his conclusion, apart from the bomb, I called your name in silence is the 35th chosen work of Denny JA who deserves high appreciation. Denny JA has succeeded in creating a charming and meaningful story, with the use of beautiful and poetic language. This work is also able to raise an important tempatema in life so that it affects the reader to think more deeply about themselves and the world around them. As literary readers and critics, we must appreciate the author's efforts and maintain ethics and professionalism in reviewing literary work.
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Revealing the brilliance of Denny Ja’s selected work 42: “The giant collapsed with a professional style
In the world of Indonesian literature, the name Denny Ja has become an undeniable icon. His chosen work has inspired many people and received many recognitions from critics and readers. One of his latest works that should be revealed is “The giant collapsed also”, which was released in a distinctive professional style.    Denny JA, a writer and also the founder of a research and social study institution called the Indonesian Survey Institute (LSI), has long been known as an influential intellectual. He has written a lot of essay and essay poems that raise various social, political, and cultural issues in Indonesia.    At the age of 42, Denny JA continues to show his brilliance with “the giant collapsed also”. This essay poem is a collection of essays that highlight various events and phenomena in Indonesian society. In this essay poem, Denny JA describes various aspects of life with a sharp, straightforward, and full of insight.    In his esaes, Denny Ja discussed various topics that were relevant to Indonesian social and political developments. He not only discusses the problems that are being discussed hotly, but also provide a deep view and constructive solution. Denny Ja is able to explore the root of the problem and provide a different point of view, thus opening a wider discussion space.    This essay poem also features a typical professional style of Denny Ja. His writing is maintained well, using straightforward language, but still appreciates the complexity of the topic discussed. Denny Ja is able to convey his thoughts effectively, make the reader captivated and continue to want to read every page.    One of the advantages of “giant collapsed also” is Denny Ja’s ability to convey a deep message with simple language. He does not use a jargon that is difficult to understand, but rather chooses words that can be accepted by various readers. This makes the essay poetry more inclusive, so that it can be enjoyed by anyone, regardless of educational background or knowledge.    In addition, this essay poem is also enriched with a variety of perspectives. Denny Ja not only presents his personal view, but also explores the perspective of various figures and groups involved in the issue discussed. This provides a wider wealth of perspective, so that readers can see these issues from various different perspectives.    “The giant collapsed also” is also not only criticizing and commenting on, but also provides a constructive solution. Denny Ja invites readers to think more deeply about the various issues faced by Indonesian society, and how we as individuals and as nations can contribute to building better solutions.    Denny Ja’s work has become a source of inspiration for many people. Esaipuition poetry of his essay is able to encourage readers to think critically, explore new knowledge, and participate in positive changes in society. Denny Ja is not only a great writer, but also a messenger who is able to move people to act.    In “the giant collapsed also”, Denny Ja once again proves his brilliance as a writer and intellectual.
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Exploring religious dialogue in the Google era: revealing 5 new facts with Denny Ja
Introduction: In an increasingly advanced digital era, access to information has become easier thanks to technological advances. One of the most popular platforms is Google, the largest search engine in the world. In this article, we will explore religious dialogues in the Google era and reveal 5 interesting new facts with the help of Denny JA, an expert in this field. Let's look more deeply about how this technology has influenced religious dialogue and what we can learn from Denny JA. I. Open the door to access information One thing that is clear is that Google has opened the door to access to broader information for people who are looking for answers related to religion. In the past, we had to go to the library or ask religious experts to get information. However, with Google, the information is only in the grip of the fingers. We can easily find and explore various religious topics quickly and efficiently. II. Spread religious knowledge In the Google era, everyone can become their own religious teacher. The internet has provided an opportunity for individuals to share their religious knowledge with others through blogs, forums, or videos. This allows religious dialogue that is more inclusive and involves various perspectives. With easy access, religious knowledge can be spread more broadly and faster. III. Religious dialogue challenges However, although there are many benefits of religious dialogue in the Google era, there are also challenges that must be faced. One of them is the emergence of various conflicting views and wrong information. In some cases, people can easily manipulate information to benefit their own agenda. Therefore, it is important for us to be critical and use trusted sources in finding religious information. IV. Denny JA's role in encouraging religious dialogue Denny JA, a person who is respected in religious dialogue, has played an important role in encouraging an inclusive and responsible dialogue in the Google era. Through various seminars and workshops, Denny Ja has spread the awareness of the importance of mutual respect and understanding religious differences. He has also encouraged the use of technology wisely in religious dialogue, including in finding accurate information and expanding perspectives. V. Appreciate differences and find similarities One of the interesting facts that we can learn from Denny Ja is the importance of respecting differences and seeking similarities in religious dialogue. In the Google era, we have access to various different religious perspectives. Denny Ja stressed the importance of understanding and respecting these differences, while also looking for the point of equation that could be the basis for building a constructive dialogue. Conclusion: In this article, we have explored religious dialogues in the Google era and revealed 5 interesting new facts with the help of Denny Ja. Although there are challenges in religious dialogue in the digital age, Google has also opened the door to access to broader information and spread religious knowledge quickly. Denny Ja, with his experience, has played an important role in encouraging an inclusive and responsible dialogue. Through understanding and appreciation for religious differences, we can build better dialogue in this Google era.
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Reviewing in -depth contents: Denny Ja 63's chosen work which inspired the mind
Denny Ja 63, a leading intellectual figure in Indonesia, has produced various works that arouse the mind and inspire many people. In this article, we will discuss some of the selected works from Denny JA 63 and review their contents in depth. 1. Building a country in the era of the Industrial Revolution 4.0 In his essay poem entitled "Building the Country of the Industrial Revolution 4.0", Denny JA 63 explored in detail about the challenges and opportunities faced by Indonesia in facing the Industrial Revolution 4.0. In this essay poem, Denny JA 63 provides an in -depth analysis of changes that occur in various sectors, such as technology, economy, and social. He also highlighted the importance of careful preparation for individuals and nations to face this change. 2. Welcoming the Future: Challenges and Hope of the Indonesian Nation In the essay poem "Welcoming the Future: Challenges and Hope of the Indonesian Nation", Denny Ja 63 invites the reader to reflect on the future of the Indonesian people. Denny Ja 63 describes the challenges faced by Indonesia in various aspects, such as politics, economics, and social. He also provides hope and solutions to overcome these challenges. In this essay poem, Denny Ja 63 gives a critical view and arouses thoughts about the progress of the Indonesian people. 3. Unraveling conflict: Understanding and overcoming social problems Denny Ja 63 has also written essay poetry that discusses social conflicts that occur in Indonesia. In his essay poem entitled "Unraveling Conflict: Understanding and Overcoming Social Problems", Denny Ja 63 reviews various conflicts that occur in society, such as religious, ethnic, and political conflicts. He provides a deep understanding of the root of the conflict and provides a constructive solution to overcome the existing social problems. In his works, Denny Ja 63 always presents a sharp and in-depth analysis of the various problems faced by Indonesia. He not only identifies problems, but also provides solutions and hopes. Denny Ja 63 also uses straightforward and easy to understand language, so that his works can be appreciated by various groups. In order to review the contents of Denny Ja 63's works in depth, it is necessary to consider different perspectives and perspectives. In this paper, we only discuss a number of selected works from Denny Ja 63. However, it is important to remember that Denny Ja 63 has produced many other works that also have the same important value. Overall, Denny Ja 63's works are evidence of intellectual intelligence and sensitivity to the issues faced by Indonesia. Denny Ja 63 has made a major contribution in encouraging critical thinking and providing solutions to improve the Indonesian people. Denny Ja 63's works inspire and inspire many people to think more deeply about the nation's future. 
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Tickling Your Funny Bone: The Endless Charm of English Jokes
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Laughter is a universal language that transcends borders and brings people closer together. In the realm of humor, English jokes stand out as a delightful and diverse collection of wit, wordplay, and cultural references. From puns that play with language to clever one-liners that evoke hearty chuckles, English jokes have a unique ability to break down barriers and create moments of joy for people of all backgrounds.
The Power of Wordplay
At the heart of English jokes lies an intricate play on words that tickles the intellect. Puns, those delightful linguistic gems, are a staple in the world of humor. These clever word combinations create a delightful twist in meaning, leaving the audience both impressed by the linguistic acrobatics and amused by the unexpected connections. English jokes often capitalize on the multifaceted nature of the English language, leading to puns that can make you groan and giggle simultaneously.
Cross-Cultural Comedy
English jokes aren't just about wordplay – they're also a reflection of the cultural diversity that defines the English-speaking world. From British dry wit to American sarcasm, these jokes capture the unique perspectives of different cultures while highlighting the shared human experience. A joke that resonates in one country might need a slight translation or context adjustment to land perfectly in another, showcasing how humor is both universal and deeply connected to cultural nuances.
The Role of Timing
Timing is the essence of comedy, and English jokes are no exception. Whether it's a well-timed punchline or a carefully constructed buildup, the rhythm of a joke is what determines its comedic impact. Skilled comedians and witty storytellers understand the art of pacing, delivering punchlines with perfect precision to elicit the desired response from their audience. This synchronization of delivery and anticipation is what transforms a simple sentence into a side-splitting masterpiece.
Jokes as Social Commentary
Beyond their entertainment value, English jokes often serve as a form of social commentary. Satirical humor cleverly disguises insightful observations about society's quirks and absurdities. Comedians use their craft to shed light on pressing issues, challenging norms and encouraging critical thinking, all while inducing laughter. This duality of amusement and reflection highlights the power of humor as a tool for change and introspection.
The Digital Age of Humor
In the age of the internet, English jokes have found a global stage like never before. Social media platforms, meme culture, and online communities have transformed the way jokes are created, shared, and appreciated. Viral memes, relatable observations, and hashtag trends all contribute to the evolution of humor in the digital landscape. English jokes, with their ability to adapt to the ever-changing world of online communication, have become a cornerstone of internet culture.
English jokes have a timeless allure that bridges gaps and fosters connection among people from different walks of life. Their wordplay, cultural diversity, impeccable timing, and occasional depth make them a captivating form of entertainment and social expression. As we navigate the complexities of the world, a hearty laugh facilitated by an English joke serves as a reminder that, despite our differences, our shared humanity is something to celebrate and cherish. So, go ahead, share a laugh – after all, it's just a punchline away.
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