#Reith

[r31th]

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[rsnmeda]

Your art is so nice!! can I hear more about Meda?

Yeah!! Meda is an anthropomorphic horse (haven't decided on any specific breed), 170cm, 57kg, and the main character in my Reith worldbuilding project. In a relationship with Andi, an anthro horse-dog hybrid, he drags her around on his antics. He's constantly being watched by Milly, a jealous uni-antler'd photographer reindeer lady. Under surveillance by the very strict government of Reith; they don't have much on him, and they can't approach him in a legal manner because he's not on any official registries. He's works for a rather shady service; he's an on-call worker typically tasked with retrieving resurrected people from the dark half of the tidally locked planet. There's a bit of lore behind this; The planet of Reith itself is created by computer gods, comprising of 2 hemispheres which creates a great cliff at the equator, the sunlight touching the bigger half creating a habitable wreath of land; there's a magical phenomenon where unwitnessed deaths result in resurrection on the dark half of the planet. With no sunlight and extremely low temperatures, nobody who is resurrected lasts long; if they manage to sustain themselves, they turn into liches with a primal desire to kill every living thing they can find. (I have some super deep lore with this between 2 other characters; I really need to write it all out in a spreadsheet or something lol) He's a lover, a lifted gondola operator, a trainhopper, an adventurer, a troublemaker, a transformation stone user, and the interfacer of a corrupt computer god; he's set on a mission to disrupt an impossibly advanced space-age AI supercomputer from "solving" life by constantly causing disturbances, preventing it from producing 100% accurate results, and fighting to find out who on the planet is intentionally contributing to this AI. And he has big, fluffy ears.

[roughridingrednecks]

Reith

[zaruba-needslove]

I love them so much... also kinda wished there's a continuation of this old game with my fav characters...

[the-evil-clergyman]

Illustration from Louis Couperus' Psyche by Bernard Reith (1927)

[princefleabitten]

Haunting and being haunted (horror oc stuff)

Since I missed Inktober this year, I made some ink drawings in November:)

[lovefrenchisbetter]

Denim Overshirt

daniel.reith

[portrait-paintings]

John Reith, 1st Baron Reith of Stonehaven, 1889 - 1971. Director-General of the British Broadcasting Corporation

Artist: Sir Oswald Birley (New Zealander-British, 1880-1952)

Date: 1933

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland

Description

n 1922 Reith became the first general manager of the British Broadcasting Corporation and from 1927 he was its Director-General. He had real vision about the role of the BBC in the life of the nation and was largely responsible for establishing the public service ethos of broadcasting and his standards (often imposed dictatorially) are still just evident. This painting is a copy of one commissioned by the BBC. Reith selected the artist who has successfully conveyed his sitter's determined nature. A large scar, received during the First World War, is just visible on his left cheek.

[fundieinfoplace]

Breaking News: Caedman

Caedman Mark Killingsworth was born Feb 6 2025 to Lindsay and Aaron Killingsworth.

[angel-princess-anna]

DA Movie 3 Round Up Post:

here's some odds and ends sitting my drafts that I never got around to posting:

DA Movie 3 Socials Round Up:

Kevin on Instagram (likely an old pic considering when he posted it):

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Some from Twitter (Hugh's I've already posted):

Alastair's back as historical advisor (well I already kinda posted about this lol)

John Lunn back on the music

I waited so long to post this I now have Elizabeth's lol

Interviews on ITV This Morning:

Dominic West (Broadcast on 24/05/2024)

DA M3 talk begins at 7:04 - "I'm, at this point, well established in my relationship with Barrow"

Random speculation - note that we know that some scenes take play in summer 1930:

And some more from Lady Carnarvon:

More Bampton Pics:

I don't think these ever made it onto Tumblr (I was at work when they dropped and I was a bit too focused on Joanne/Anna):

Sources: 1, 2

[aphroditeslover11]

Ladies and gentlemen, I have found a certain somebody lurking on BBC sounds. I was looking for Bertrand Russel and stumbled upon this! All of the Russel lectures on ‘Authority And The Individual’ are there as well by the way.

[r31th]

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[fundieshaderoom]

Fundie and Adjacent Families I Follow: February 2025 in a Glance

Weddings:

Robby Spivey (21) married a young lady named Elaina on Feb 1.

Lydia Plath (21) married Zac Wyse on Feb 22.

Pregnancy Announcements:

Sadie (Robertson) (27) and Christian (26) Huff announced they are expecting their 3rd child. This baby will join 2 older sisters Honey (3) and Haven (21 months).

Carlin (Bates) (26) and Evan Stewart (27) announced they are expecting their 3rd child in September 2025. This baby will join older siblings Layla (5) and Zade (2).

Victoria and Jeremy Hartono announced they are expecting their second child. This child will join older brother Jay (2).

Births:

Deena (39) and Dan Dillard (34) welcomed their third child Maddox on Feb 5. He joins older brothers Jaxon (6) and Brady (3).

Lindsey (38) (Reith) and Aaron Killingsworth welcomed their first child Caedman Mark on Feb 6.

Lily (22) (Robertson) and Austin (21) Stalbaum welcomed their first child Winston Ezelle on Feb 4.

Allison and Danny Paine (25) welcomed their second and third children Rowan James and Reed Lancing a few months early. They join older sister Blaire (2)

Gender Reveals:

Deven and Michael Clark announced their first child will be a little boy.

[sad-wet-cat-hannibal]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0025vgy

U want to hear about men who perpetrated violence making positive change to overcome their trauma and undo bullshit gender rules?

Listen to this years Reith Lectures free on the BBC Sounds app. They're given by forensic psychologist Dr Gwen Adshead and this episode from Dec 10th she's talking about the links between adverse childhood experiences and perpetrating violence, recorded at a UK therapeutic prison for helping ppl convicted of violent crime to work through their trauma, no matter how long it takes, in a supportive environment.

There's a Q&A with the inmates and it's really positive.

(slightly paraphrasing from memory) "I went to the group with my Ugly Self, and they gave me acceptance."

It's a super important topic and I'm glad this year's lectures are focusing on it.

[a-bluedream-posts]

Cammy by JohnReith

[the-evil-clergyman]

Emeralda and Psyche, from Louis Couperus' Psyche by Bernard Reith (1927)