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arhada · 9 months
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Covers of the korean translation of Ursula K. Le Guin's Earthsea series
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asthevermincrawls · 8 months
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ursula k leguin never missed once in her life holy shit
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soranatus · 1 year
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The Earthsea Cycle By Cami | morchlav
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wiishopchanelboots · 28 days
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The Books of Earthsea Illustrations from the complete illustrated edition, Illustrated by Charles Vess [X]
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foolamongthestars · 6 months
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The fact that Ged becomes a house-husband at the end of Earthsea so his wife and daughter can go and save the world makes me love him even more
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cupboardgods · 2 months
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Loved the description of Tehanu's hair in The Other Wind
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jeremy-pakhitou · 29 days
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I'm reading the Earthsea cycle (currently reading Tehanu) and I'm starting to be a bit obsessed so here is baby Therru
I'll watch the movies too when I have some time but they both seem soooo off it will be funny.
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rasartblog · 6 months
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Therru from Earthsea thinks she can handle Sippy.
(No one can handle Sippy.)
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lizziestudieshistory · 5 months
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07.12.2023 - Some late night reading and journalling. I've changed how I approach my reading journal over the last two months and I'm so much happier with it because it feels more organic (and a bit more chaotic!)
Currently reading: Tehanu by Ursula K. Le Guin; The Ladies of Grace Adieu by Susanna Clarke
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a-ramblinrose · 5 months
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JOMP Book Photo Challenge || November 25 || Feminist Story:  Tehanu by Ursula K. Le Guin
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murphysletsdraw · 1 year
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“All that I might have been and couldn’t be. All the choices I didn’t make. All the things I lost and spent and wasted. I can give them back to the world. To the lives that haven’t been lived yet. That will be my gift back to the world that gave me the life I did live, the love I loved, the breath I breathed."
Image description: a digital painting of Tehanu, cropped at the bust. Tehanu is a young woman with dark skin and eyes and long curly black hair caught in a breeze. A burn scar covers the left side of her face and her left eye. She wears a purple shawl and a blue dress over a white shirt. She looks sad and she is starkly lit from behind with an orange light. The air around her is black, smokey and full of sparks. End ID.
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maddiemuu · 1 year
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two pieces i did of tehanu earthsea (and also tenar)
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godzilla-reads · 5 months
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☑️ Finished: The Farthest Shore
✅ Starting: Tehanu
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soranatus · 1 year
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King Arren & Therru By Cami | morchlav
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wiishopchanelboots · 30 days
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“Now, then, you look beautiful!” said Tenar in her seamstress’s pride, when Therru first tried it on.
Therru turned her face away.
“You are beautiful,” Tenar said in a different tone. “Listen to me, Therru. Come here. You have scars, ugly scars, because an ugly, evil thing was done to you. People see the scars. But they see you, too, and you aren’t the scars. You aren’t ugly. You aren’t evil. You are Therru, and beautiful. You are Therru who can work, and walk, and run, and dance, beautifully, in a red dress.”
The child listened, the soft, unhurt side of her face as expressionless as the rigid, scar-masked side.
She looked down at Tenar’s hands, and presently touched them with her small fingers. “It’s a beautiful dress,” she said in her faint, hoarse voice.
When Tenar was alone, folding up the scraps of red material, tears came stinging into her eyes. She felt rebuked. She had done right to make the dress, and she had spoken the truth to the child. But it was not enough, the right and the truth. Love, her love for Therru and Therru’s for her, made a bridge across that gap, a bridge of spiderweb, but love did not fill or close it. Nothing did that. And the child knew it better than she.”
- Tehanu, Ursula K. LeGuin
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cupboardgods · 2 months
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I love them and I just want them to be happy
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