thank you @eoieopda for this, i actually snorted
which svt member were you written by?
look i wanted to be really mad at this, but that last part about letting my guard down is a bit Too Real 🫣
tagging (but no pressure): @ugh-yoongi @shuadotcom @wooahaeproductions @wonwussy @onlymingyus @smileysuh and anyone else that would like, please consider me tagging you 💕
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This seems kind of unlikely, but since a few of you have bookbinding experience I thought I'd toss it out there:
I'd like my next practice bind to be a favorite novel, but most of the novels whose full text is easily available are also easy to find as beautiful clothbounds, and thus I already own them. If I bound a favorite classic, my efforts would be redundant. This leaves me with (a) binding a B-tier favorite or (b) attempting to bind something outside the public domain. I'm trying to figure out how feasible (b) would be for me now.
Does anyone know of a method that could be used to harvest text from ebooks into Word or similar? Or can anyone even recommend some less legitimate resources for getting ahold of these texts with the formatting intact?
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Big question I have for the Tallstar kitten, where does Jake go at the end? If they are co-parenting, then does this child get separated from one of its parents? Would shake come visit? Did Tallstar and Jake have a messy breakup? It would make a very interesting parallel for Onewhisker, Tallstar proudly returning to the clan and claiming the kit as his
The child would very much get separated!!
Tallstar’s Collapse heavily involves the infamous BB!Heatherstar, and the death of tunnelling as she sacrifices it to advance the war with ShadowClan. Kitten or no kitten, the entire book is a lot more bitter as a result.
Tallkit grows up in a Clan that is a community. Palebird is loved and helped through her depression, Tallkit learns from all sorts of different cats. There's issues-- the war and Shrewclaw-- but this is home.
At the same time, he watches Sandgorse and the Tunnelers grow angry and desperate, realizing that Heatherstar is killing their tradition to make more fighters. It's likely that she, or one of her supporters, encourages Tallkit's fear of tunnels and division with his father.
Jake is freedom. He's a paw to offer him an escape from the drama and politics. To see that he does not have to live that way.
But the tragedy here is that Tallstar can't leave it behind. He loves his mom, his half siblings, Woolytail, his mentor, his friends... the moorland is home. Doesn't he have a responsibility to it? To serve WindClan and to fix its problems instead of running away?
WindClan is home. It's family. And Jake is family too but...
Without a kitten it ends here, basically. Tall decides to go home at this point. If he DOES have the kitten...
Then the kitten is probably adopted from parents who died, and that causes Tall to have a bit of an existential crisis. The idea of that is ALIEN to him, there's always someone in a clan to care for the kittens, community is the core of Clan life.
Even at its worst, even when Palebird couldn't take care of him, there was no question that he was loved and valued.
But here's kittens with NO family. If him and Jake and the Nomads hadn't found them...
He can't stop thinking about WindClan after that. The lessons he was taught, the gorse and the heather and the bounty it provides. Palebird and his new siblings, Heatherstar and her aging deputy. How this child he's raising would never know a trip to the moonstone or see its grandmother.
And most importantly; Talltail believes there is value in serving a Clan, and being put to the Stars in death. Where will he go? Where will Fly go??
But Jake does not want that life. He can see that his mate is growing unhappy, but he would be equally unhappy if he went with him. They love each other like a breeze loves a stone; try it might, the wind can't lift the rock.
So they have to part ways.
I think Jake visited for a few years after that, but abruptly stopped. The war grew more intense and it wasn't safe to visit anymore, especially as tensions between Clans got even worse. Tallstar chose his destiny, and Jake chose his.
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had a thought just now
what if one of the reasons why Ienzo is so jarringly chipper (and far more casual in speech, mannerisms, and posture than Zexion) in DDD and KH3 is because before, for basically all his life, he was vying for the attention of someone he looked up to (whether it be Ansem or Even or Xehanort/Xemnas) and competing with his peers, and made sure to act seriously and with the confidence you would expect of an experienced, aged veteran rather than someone his actual age (because you know how it is with adults and treating people younger than them as inferior)
but post-recompletion there's no one to compete with except himself and no mentor to impress until Ansem comes back
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sleepover ask game! tell me your fav memory
this made a man tear up a little ngl
Favourite memory: Every weekend I used to stay with my Gran, and when she was preparing dinner in her little yellow kitchen, the door barely scraping past the edge of the kitchen table, she'd look out the window, and you could see far past all the houses, all the gardens, all the roads, right to the horizon of the sea, and as she was looking, she'd absent-mindedly sing old Scottish dance hall songs to me.
I'd curl up on one of the wooden chairs, the threadbare cushions scratching the backs of my thighs and sing along with her while I watched her bob around, the scent of cooking and cheap hairspray she used to lacquer her perm down catching my nose.
On rare sunny days, the light would hit the water just right, spreading golden rays through the little dilapidated flat, the butterfly suncatcher I made her that hung off the window frame throwing reds and oranges in every direction, and they'd catch off my face. She'd turn to me, and with every ounce of adoration she could muster into her thinning voice, she'd tell me I was gorgeous.
She lost her mind to dementia, and her flat has long been sold on. I have no idea where that stupid plastic butterfly suncatcher is anymore, but the last I saw it, the colours had faded out, barely leaving the suggestion of red around the black rims. I'd like it back if it's still around, though.
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And one more question related to previous question. What does that nod that gon gave to yeong ment before he left him there all alone . I mean I wanna know the significance of the nod . I mean if that nod was given by yeong then i would have understood that Yeong was trying to say to gon that go ahead i will be okay . But the nod was from gon i didn't really understand that . thank you for your time 😊
Mmmmh it’s difficult to say for sure, of course to get the true answer of what it means you’d have to ask Kim Eunsook what she meant when she wrote it in the script, or you’d have to ask Lee Minho if it was unscripted, but for me I think it meant a few different things, rolled into one.
One meaning I think is it’s Gon trying to say to Yeong that he’s doing a good job, he’s doing well. Gon is thanking him for his work and his loyalty, and assuring him that what he’s doing is ok. It’s ok to touch the little king, it’s ok to hold him close and comfort him, and Gon is pleased that he’s doing that.
Another meaning could also be Gon assuring Yeong that he’s following the plan. Gon knows that Yeong would want to sacrifice himself so Gon can go after Lee Lim, so Gon’s nod is in acknowledgment of that, it’s as if he’s receiving Yeong’s silent blessing because he knows that Yeong is giving it. He’s saying that he won’t be distracted, and he won’t let Yeong’s sacrifice be in vain, and he’s going to go and finish what he started.
On a similar vein, it could also be Gon assuring Yeong that he’s coming back for him, that he’s going but he’s also going to come back. Yeong should stay strong for a bit, but it won’t be forever because he’s coming back - he won’t let his Unbreakable Sword break that easily. To be fair, this point could just be my wishful thinking but I like to think that Yeong knew that he wasn't going to be left alone forever.
So… yeah… I think it was a mixture of things? It's the culmination of 25, 26 years of friendship. They don't need to communicate with words anymore, they just understand what the other was trying to say instinctively. It's lots of things - thank you, you're doing well, we're going to complete this mission, we'll succeed in the end, everything will be ok - but it's also an abstract vibe of a very stoic thumbs up. In my opinion, anyway
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