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I keep trying to make sense of tmagp in my head so I'm just gonna ramble about some insights I had.

I'm really starting to think that the whole lore of tmagp is not about desires or hunger but a lot more about the alchemy that keeps coming up time and time again in the story.

At the core of most casements, we have some form of transmutation or transformation: There are the ones where humans merge with objects (the tree man, the coral woman, the coach man fused with the carriage), which I suppose is some sort of chimera. And often there is some insistence on "a new you", on surpassing one's current form, a purification. Then there are the ones where human sentience is instilled in beings or objects, e.g. Newton's dog, hungry building, blood-thirsty violin, Bonzo costume turned sentient. On the other hand, the experiment/ ritual Sam witnessed could be some sort of separation.

Even the other casements make sense with this concept, for example the first episode, since resurrection/ eternal life is a big aspect of alchemy, bringing a loved one back from the dead but wrong makes sense.

This is also why I don't believe the demon baby was a vampire, but rather a homunculus. The woman in the case doesn't remember the pregnancy or birth, which may indicate that the creature wasn't conceived that way and she's just a surrogate to take care of it. Apparently homunculi also feed on blood so it seems like she was just part of someone's experiment.

But that's not even all. In alchemy, there are certain steps of transmutation, varying from 4 to 7 to 14 (interesting that it would be 14) depending on the alchemist, and while these are steps to supposedly creating a philosopher's stone and would all have to be completed in a row, I do see certain steps correlating to the casements we've heard. On one hand there's the aforementioned conjunction, but also one stage is cibation, as in eating something, which makes the grossout restaurant episode make more sense. And there's also calcination, which is essentially purification by fire to achieve a clean slate. Which is basically exactly what the Magnus protocol does

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Messmer tattoo design commission for @/messmeru

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I abandoned here my flesh, my heart, my love, my doubt and vacillation

My everything.

Art print link:

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Nothing like a good superhero movie to make me feel like I’m 10 again living free from worry, playing outside in the sun and wind pretending to save the world with my friends

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Cerulean coast from the Elden Ring dlc

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Ranni (Elden Ring) ~

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[ERROR] from the new episode as jon. i know the mystery figure probably won’t end up being jon, but it did sound like some sort of archivist so for now i can hope it’s at least partially him

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GWEN

[COMPELLED]

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Needle Knight Leda - Elden Ring

Ahh, were you guided here by Kindly Miquella? I am Leda, and like you, I was guided by faith along his honobrable path.

Needle Knight Leda is the leader, or acts as the leader, of Miquella's band of followers in the Realm of Shadow.

She is an NPC exclusive to the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC.

Eme

Tools: Painted with Gouache Holbein, watercolors Winsor & Newton and Daniel Smith and Gansai Tambi Starry Colors Kuretake.

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"I abandon here my love!"

Im so happy we got to know more about Miquella and St Trina

I am starting this account with some Elden Ring Fanart, I love the souls games and I used to post dark souls art back in the day, Im trying to get back into socials.

Hope you enjoy my work!!

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“Marika bathed the village of her home in gold, knowing full well that there was no one left to heal”

I got to Shaman Village last night 😬💔

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dlc squad

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elden ring lore speculation things so i can get the out of my brain:  Radagon is Marika, but Marika is not Radagon

Keep reading

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Did this Magazine style portrait of Alice, my beloved. I worry for her. I worry So so much.

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what does this mean? i don’t know. but it is interesting.