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holy grail

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I finished this batch of illustrations in July for @maramcgregor as part of @fandomtrumpshate ! The fic isn’t up quite yet but Mara said to post away so here I am posting! (I do believe that it’s a lengthier part of this series >.> ) My other Check Please stuff My Not-Check Please Stuff

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Ok but what about Casual

rip 2009 Kent Parson you would have loved Good Luck Babe! by Chappell Roan (2024)

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messy today, the both of us

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There's a point in every jigsaw puzzle where you just can't stop until you're finished.

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no I dont know why the colors/quality got so messed up

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this fucking sucks I'm going to [remembers suicide jokes are bad for your mental health] reinvent myself on a college men's hockey team

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The 12th-century werewolf, his (ex)wife and his boyfriend the King

I knew Marie de France’s “Bisclavret” (late 12th century) was one of the earliest recorded proper “werewolf romances”, but I presumed it was a tragedy. I did not know it involves what I will stubbornly insist is a happy mlm ending! If you’ll allow me:

After a short lesson in werewolf terminology, the poem introduces the hero, a nobleman who has three main characteristics: he is Good, he is Handsome, and his King loves him A Whole Lot.

We are then introduced to this Nobleman’s new wife, who is, by all accounts, a good person. But, she is also very anxious to know why her husband keeps disappearing to for three days at the time. At last he confesses that every week he “turns bisclavret” and goes into the woods to hunt as a wolf. This absolutely terrifies her, and in her defence, it’s really the kind of thing he should have mentioned before marriage.

The terrified Lady finds out that her husband has to hide his clothes somewhere every time he transforms, and decides to go to a knight who has been loved her since before her marriage. (It’s specifically stated that she never made him believe it was reciprocated.) She tells him she wants to be with him and asks him to take her husband’s hidden clothes.

This means, of course, that the Nobleman does not come home, and no one is more saddened by this than the King. A year passes (in which the Lady marries the Knight) and then one day the King goes hunting. Suddenly a wolf comes from the woods and bows for the King, nuzzling at his feet and legs until the King orders the hunters to leave him alone. He takes the wolf home with him, where it never leaves his side: “It went along with him constantly. That it loved him was easy to see.”

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If you’re not wearing a flower crown and glorying in a verdant meadow, are you even enjoying the spring?

(another custom request from last year’s Kickstarter)

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I think some of you forgot that autistic people sometimes act strange and say things that are poorly worded and speak with incorrect tone and misunderstand or miss social cues because they are autistic

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It's weird to look back on stuff and be like, "....wow...that was really fucked up.."

And then you kinda just, go eat lunch or something.

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Steven

:(

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Werewolf: *transforming* You have to go, now! I don’t want you to see me like this…

Human s/o: Don’t push me away! I’m not afraid of you!!

Werewolf: No no I’m just really dumb as a wolf and I don’t want you to see me bark at a mirror for two hours 

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i mean, it's time magic. how bad could it be?

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…Liam.

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There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man.

Thank you, Patrick Rothfuss for the quote and Taliesin for the absolute fury in Caduceus’ face after watching Fjord die.