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bixels · 1 day
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The Manhattan elite! ... and Miss Carol Cho.
Coco Pommel, Suri Polomare, and Coloratura's designs were done by @tulliok, not me.
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doodlesnoff · 2 months
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Remember the five minutes in Oleander Sword where everything was fine, and then nothing devastating ever happened to these characters 🙃
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Character, author, and book names under the cut
Henry Fox-Mountchristen-Windsor- Red, White, and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston
Malini- The Jasmine Throne by Tasha Suri
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lyssq · 3 months
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Michael J Sullivan writes the best female characters because he gives them the most important trait a woman can have (autism)
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apocalypticapotheosis · 2 months
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Back on my Stranger Happenings Trigun AU shit. After getting kicked out of a merchant caravan for things totally beyond their control Vash and Wolfwood are let into the isolated city of Phoenix's Nest by an odd but friendly woman.
Don't worry,
She has a permit.
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Suri wandered into the city of Phoenix's Nest after a sandstorm a few years back, naked as a babe and completely unintelligible. A few kind folks fed and clothed her and she makes her living singing in dive bars and doing odd jobs for folk. Eerily perceptive and with an uncanny knack for knowing when trouble's on the horizon most people give her a wide berth, she does have a few people she considers friends.
The Wam's don't like her very much, might be her vibes.
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hinderr · 2 months
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Narrative's favourite little guy (/derogatory)
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opheliaweeps · 1 year
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so I just finished reading ‘the oleander sword’ by tasha suri. I’m at work, so I finished the book, stared at my laptop for a minute, then came to the bathroom to cry and write this post (yeah, I’m in the bathroom right now. I’ve been crying for five minutes).
I’m crying because reading this book (which is book #2 of suri’s trilogy ‘the burning kingdoms’) has been… cathartic almost. the plot is high fantasy and political unrest, but the setting, the worldbuilding and careful nuances of the story are based on historical india, the country and myths and history I grew up with. somewhere inside me, the young girl who never saw a book that had a character that looked like her is sobbing in grief and gratitude and vindication, because an author like her decided to write this story. and it’s everything.
I’m crying because the relationships in this series are complicated and heartbreaking and human. siblings, friends, lovers, and the tangled webs in between - they’re so beautiful to read about. the pain of betrayal and bittersweetness of love, in a time when nations are at war and the characters are torn between their duty and their heart (an age-old story, the original tragedy). the delicate details that show the madness of corruption, the humanity in even the most twisted of villains, and the pain in hurting those you love so that they can live.
I’m crying because not only does this book speak to my desi heritage, it’s a queer story, setting a princess rebelling against her dictator-emperor of a brother and a temple-elder of a conquered nation of flowers and eldritch worship on a tumultuous path. their bond is fraught because of what they must do to serve their own countries, honour warring with the desire and love for each other in their hearts. a sapphic desi-high fantasy series - that’s something I never thought I would see.
I’m crying because the side m/m romance is pure tragedy and yet, it’s so beautiful it hurts to read. while the main heroines are separated by treachery and prophecy and gods of old, coming back to wage war for their glory, these two boys are separated by something much simpler: death. one dies (for his honour, for the men he leads, for his sister), and the other lives. the other lives to grieve and push forward, and isn’t this the oldest story? someone must always leave first, but we are never prepared, and I was not prepared for this death. because the one who lived had already lost so much, bled out for an empress he is bound to and her brother whom he loved. and he was taken away from him.
I’m crying because I love the world that has been built here, the stories woven and characters that suri has breathed life into. I’m crying because of the story, the pain, and the representation I never thought I’d see. but most of all, I’m crying for the love that this story holds, and the hurt that always follows bliss, because no good thing can ever be felt without unwanted anguish to sweeten these brief, tender moments.
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obvilesbi · 1 year
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So, I did a thing... It was sooo much fun designing these babies!
Parents, Names, age, and talents(left to right):
Flash Sentry and Prince Blueblood/Wren/16/Protecting, nothing in particular really. He got his cutie mark when he defended a couple of fillies from some bullies.
Fluttershy and Suri Polomare/Evening Glow/22/Evee, as she is called by most, is a pillow and plushie maker. She got her cutie mark when she made her first plushie, a butterfly for her momma Flutter's birthday
Rarity Belle and Sunset Shimmer/Delilah Dawn/18/Delilah may or may not have summoned the ghosts of her ancestors and got her cutie mark for communicating with them. She was picked on a lot by other royals, Mira, being her closest friend.
Rainbow Dash and Lightning Dust/Golden Hour/17/A speed demon, just like his moms. Got his cutie mark when he went for a night fly, he was mistaken for a shooting star!
Twilight Sparkle and Cheerile/Miracle/17/Miracle was a tough pregnancy for Cheerilie, they didn't think she was gonna make it, but she did, so they named her Miracle. Mira, as she goes by, is a successful comic book artist, even at only 17.
Jackelyn "AppleJack" Apple and Starlight Gimmer/Honey Maria Anne Crisp/19/Got her cutie mark when doing some magic with momma Starlight and potions with Auntie Bloom. Having a powerful unicorn mom has some perks, even as an Earth pony, Honey's magic was far more powerful than most other Earth ponies.
Pinkamena Diane Pie and Trixie Lulamoon/Blueberry Cream Pie/20/Blue is an energetic mare, the result of a unicorn with decent magic and an Earth pony with chaos magic, she is a part-time magician and a full-time party pony. Got her cutie mark after a great card trick, Trixie still can't find that deck of cards.
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agentnatesewell · 4 months
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Okay I’m thinking this book I’m reading is a love triangle … the (English) Rose and the (Scottish) Thistle
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radiantlethe · 4 months
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Suri, a cutie not me thinking about changing her design again
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ocmakerofcanada · 13 hours
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Made a new sonic oc named Suri the Jerboa
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doodlesnoff · 2 months
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unleashing all the Jasmine Throne drawings that have sat 95% finished for months
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anotherfanaccount · 9 months
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Rab ne bana di Jodi was such a beautiful lovely film and people always bash it for being illogical and that hurts me.
I also didn't recognise srk with that moustache and getup. Now I can't see anyone else.
And Anushka was divinely pretty in that movie. So serene.
The entire movie was so aesthetically pleasing. Idk what Adi Chopra did with Befikre that it flopped that bad but RNBDJ was perfect.
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pineconehome · 1 month
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sketchbook tour 🐛
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The Jasmine Throne by Tasha Suri-
Imprisoned by her dictator brother, Malini spends her days in isolation in the Hirana: an ancient temple that was once the source of the powerful, magical deathless waters — but is now little more than a decaying ruin.
Priya is a maidservant, one among several who make the treacherous journey to the top of the Hirana every night to clean Malini’s chambers. She is happy to be an anonymous drudge, so long as it keeps anyone from guessing the dangerous secret she hides.
But when Malini accidentally bears witness to Priya’s true nature, their destinies become irrevocably tangled. One is a vengeful princess seeking to depose her brother from his throne. The other is a priestess seeking to find her family. Together, they will change the fate of an empire.
The Traitor Baru Cormorant by Seth Dickinson-
Tomorrow, on the beach, Baru Cormorant will look up from the sand of her home and see red sails on the horizon.
The Empire of Masks is coming, armed with coin and ink, doctrine and compass, soap and lies. They'll conquer Baru’s island, rewrite her culture, criminalize her customs, and dispose of one of her fathers. But Baru is patient. She'll swallow her hate, prove her talent, and join the Masquerade. She will learn the secrets of empire. She’ll be exactly what they need. And she'll claw her way high enough up the rungs of power to set her people free.
In a final test of her loyalty, the Masquerade will send Baru to bring order to distant Aurdwynn, a snakepit of rebels, informants, and seditious dukes. Aurdwynn kills everyone who tries to rule it. To survive, Baru will need to untangle this land’s intricate web of treachery - and conceal her attraction to the dangerously fascinating Duchess Tain Hu.
But Baru is a savant in games of power, as ruthless in her tactics as she is fixated on her goals. In the calculus of her schemes, all ledgers must be balanced, and the price of liberation paid in full.
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