bg3 lends itself well to the fanfic enjoyers because it's already considering the small details that fanfic writers love to think about, the domestic and the mundane, as well as big plot. like sure there's freedom and autonomy and destiny and thinking about what authority figures have done to you. but also, what are we having for dinner? are our clothes dirty after that fight? where are we sleeping in relation to each other? what underwear do they like to wear, what did they choose for themselves without knowing it would be seen? how do they decorate their personal space? bg3 cares about this too
Korean-American painter Leeah Joo’s work is inspired by the enigmatic and hidden. In her illusionist paintings, she teases our predisposition to probe and uncover. Intriguing parcels in her Pojagi series are enveloped by a lavish, traditional Korean wrapping cloth and beckon to be unpacked. The richly detailed paintings of lacey drapery in her Parrhasius series present an open-ended narrative, inviting us to question what lies behind the curtain. Joo studied painting and art history at Indiana University in Bloomington and received her MFA in painting from the Yale School of Art, Her paintings have been exhibited widely in the U.S. and South Korea. She is the recipient of notable awards from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, George Sugarman Foundation, Connecticut Commission on Arts and the Puffin Foundation. Currently, Leeah Joo lives and paints in Middlebury, Connecticut and teaches at Southern CT State University and Paier College.
i think we should be more horrified than we are of the fact that there are approximately 1000 christians left in gaza. a whole community is on the brink of extinction in the midst of an ongoing indiscriminate mass murder campaign.
the westernization of christianity has led to the total disregard of the danger and oppression that the palestinian christian community faces both in gaza and the west bank, which amounts in total to around 50,000 people only. to think that this is happening in jesus' birthplace while western christians proudly stand with israel in the crimes it's commiting against them is unfathomable.
Gonna say, my absolute favorite Wolfwood moment in Stampede is that one scene where he gets grumpy at Vash softly calling him “Wolfwood..” and spits “I’m Nicholas the Punisher” to hide his humanity behind the role of monster he was forcibly attributed.
And-
And then, this fucking show immediatly follows it with the title card “Wolfwood” which instantly shatters the indifferent mask he desperatly tries to hide behind.
If this isn't peak cinema, I don't know what it is.