*throws this at you at the speed of sound and runs away* I just want you to know how unwell your description of fantasy Wally and Home makes me. An intimate relationship with no fathomable label!?!!?!!! One of them is a creature/demon of void!?!!!!!??? They love each other but not quite romantic maybe not platonic but perhaps a secret third option!?!?!!!!! :DDDD!! ANYWAY! here ya go!
Plus an uncovered version
Took an artistic liberty or two for style, hope you don’t mind
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fun fact about indira varma! she and james mcavoy at one point swapped book recommendations; he tried to get her to read LOTR, iirc, and she convinced him to read His Dark Materials, which eventually led to him talking about it with a friend of his who worked the production side of the HDM TV series and who eventually called him last-second when their original asriel had to drop bc they already knew that james knew the character and loved the books. they started filming his scenes less than a week later.
so everybody say "thank you, indira" on behalf of all the horny lord asriel fans.
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I found this movie like a year ago on Disney and I only just found out that it did TERRIBLY in the box office and the reviews were all negative-which BAFFLES ME? Because I love this movie? Yes it has some flaws, but overall it’s so enjoyable?
The animation and Design is so creative and colourful? It’s pretty and I like it. The characters all look unique but also exactly how I’d imagine them?
And okay you can say it’s a bit cliche that the main Heroine goes through a cool badass “I don’t need a man” transformation, but honestly I prefer that over someone that stays sad and depressed over someone like ROLAND EUGH. God I am a sucker for girls get mad and get a sword.
The soundtrack is also so good? It’s genuinely such a vibe and I won’t lie that I’ve listened to it on Spotify before and still do.
It’s full of cliches actually but it’s still so well done and different in the sense that, the main bad guy is just an awkward dumbass that legit isn’t even evil, he just hates love because he got rejected and acted like a little Bitch about it. And to be FAIR, even though he also tried to use it, which is fucked, I also would ban love potions? Because that shit it’s sketchy on all levels and should only exist as a plot device.
I don’t know. I feel like it’s a good movie, it’s a funny strange romance with some weird shit thrown into the mix and I like it. It deserved a better rep.
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ok the one thing i do wanna talk about, it was just a little thing at the start, a short moment, where rolan realized his arm was hurt, and the way rand wrapped it up in his signature jacket, “that he’s always worn as long as the guys have known him”, and he puts his hand on his back to comfort him and calm him down. it’s a little thing, but just, picturing that, that image in my head, it means a lot, yknow? things are fucked up, his arm is fucked up, and he’s just sitting there trying to help his friend through it.
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i'll have ~90 minutes between teaching a daylong workshop and attending a keynote talk on friday and i fully intend to spend that time memorizing the new hozier ep in my car
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SO T H ATS WHAT YOU MEANT BY THE BOG!??!?!?
WELL YES AND NO im not referring to that post in particular or cranberry bogs but rather. bog body bogs...... you know..... the more disgusting the bog the better...... theres a different vibe.....
i do however frequently chant "BOG BODY BOG BODY BOG BODY" like in that post and i probably got it from that tbh HFKDJ
IF YOUR BOG ISN'T A STINKY MARSHY THOUSANDS OF YEAR OLD PLACE WHERE YOU CAN EASILY SINK AND GET STUCK IS IT EVEN A REAL BOG
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If I find out I'm expected to telepathy my way through one more social interaction I'm turning into a woodland spirit and going off to live in the bogs
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As you can see by his sodden beard, Dried Pickle Man has just visited the Primal Bog. Touch his tusk and select your blessing! You owe nothing! You have already paid by beholding him!
Offer good for 1 week only! ACT NOW!
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hi, if it's not a problem I could ask for some headcanons for a reader who likes to leave her boyfriend's face full of lipstick marks as a way of marking Jamil, Leona, sebek, malleus and idia please
Idia Shroud:
Idia doesn’t leave his room, so it’s not a big deal that your lipstick marks remain until he’s inevitably forced to wash his face. It was like an achievement displayed for the entire world to see; someone loved him enough to cover him in kiss marks! The world should be jealous! He doesn’t want even Ortho to see this though, yelping in surprise when his younger brother entered his room unexpectedly and drawing his hoodie strings closed as tightly as possible, to the point he could hardly breathe through the fabric.
Jamil Viper:
Jamil takes what affection he can get. It sounds pathetic but there are rarely instances when he has the chance to be alone with you, not bogged down by several tasks that have to be finished in a short amount of time. It’s why he doesn’t complain about the ways you offer to spend time together as he feels at little more at ease as long as you’re together. He will, however, be wiping those marks off his face as he doesn’t want to answer questions from the nosy people who surround him.
Leona Kingscholar:
Leona wasn’t exactly pleased with the way you left him covered in lipstick marks, unless you’re the one cleaning it off later on. He doesn’t mind the love necessarily but he’ll certainly avoid your affection if he sees your lips painted in bright colors, knowing they’d mark his skin if he let his guard down. Of course, since he napped for a large portion of his day, you were always presented with opportunities, and more than once he’s woken up to you mid-attack (but he always lacked the energy to fight back at that point, accepting his fate).
Malleus Draconia:
It brings Malleus a level of amusement, thinking you’re quite bold for leaving a visible mark on him like this, especially when you fixed your lipstick right in front of him to show you had no plans of hiding the connection. He mostly wanted to test how others might react, with only Sebek bold enough to say something about it to him directly, though even he stuttered out as he tried to think of how to phrase his observation.
Sebek Zigvolt:
Sebek doesn’t have the heart to stop you, but he does hate it, mostly because his first experience with a moment like this had him entirely unaware that your lipstick had stained his skin. He had gone out without a second thought, unaware of why he was being stared at and eventually snapping when there was sudden unnecessary laughter. His loud voice carried and brought even more attention to him, and it only took briefly catching his reflection in some glass before he realized why he was suddenly the talk of the town.
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Jack-o'-lanterns have such a grab bag of lore, i love it
Fire, of course, has a long history of offering protection from evil forces. During the Celtic festival of Samhain (from which many Halloween traditions originate), the veil between worlds was considered thin, and ritual bonfires reminded the spooks to stay on their side of the lane.
Many a lantern has protected the lonely traveler on a dark moonless night. But lanterns can be dangerous too—especially the supernatural ones. in certain folklore 'jack-o'-lantern' was another name for will-o'-the-wisps, atmospheric ghost lights (or as legend has it, lost souls) that appear above bogs and lure unwise wanderers into sinkholes.
Then there's the 18th cent Irish folktale of Stingy Jack, a mischievous fellow who tricked the Devil twice, exacting a promise that hell would never claim his soul. So Jack goes on his cheerful way, and dies (as humans are prone to do), and ends up at the pearly gates. Now Heaven, it turns out, doesn't want a damn thing to do with him. So Jack jaunts on down and goes knocking on the gates of hell—only to have Satan slam the door in his face! How this leads to Stingy Jack being doomed to wander the earth carrying a hollowed out rutabaga lit by an ember of the flames of hell, I couldn't tell you. But that is how the story goes.
Whether the legend of Stingy Jack inspired or fueled or was created-by the gourd-carving practice, by the 19th cent, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh alike were annually carving jack-o'-lanterns out of turnips & rutabaga & beets & potatoes, and lighting them up to ward off Jack and other wandering spirits. Immigrants carried the tradition to North America, where pumpkins were indigenous and much easier to carve.
And so the modern Jack-o'-Lantern was born!
Not that gourd lanterns were anything new. Metalwork was expensive, after all, and gourds worked as-well-as and better-than-most crops when it came to carving a poor farmer's lantern.
As for carving human faces into vegetables, that supposedly goes back thousands of years in certain Celtic cultures. It may even have evolved from head veneration, or been used to represent the severed skulls of enemies defeated in battle. Or maybe not! Like many human traditions, jack-o'-lanterns evolved over multiple eras and cultures and regions, in some ways we can trace and others we can only guess at. But at the end of the day, it makes a damn good story, and a spooky way to celebrate—which is as good a reason as any (and a better reason than most!) to keep a tradition going.
In conclusion: happy spooky season, and remind me to tell yall about plastered human skulls one of these days 🎃
srcs 1, 2, 3
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