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"if you ship this thing it's because you're too naïve to understand that it's toxic and that you wouldn't like a relationship like this" actually it's because I see one of them as a mentos drop and the other as a bottle of coke zero and I want to watch the mess they'll be together

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This cover 😭❤️

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Different pov🤷‍♀️

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Will somebody please draw me with the Ghoul? Pretty please?

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I’m sure in Liefeld’s feet shot, they CGI out the mask

Deadpool & Wolverine | Official Trailer

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DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE (2024)

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I’m dead 💀

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Okee Dokee

She makes chopping head cute

lucy ☢️

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“I’m having his baby! No I’m not, but you should see your faces!”

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I’m headcanoning his OG voice is very melodic but he wants to prove his maturity to Avallac’h and his capabilities to Eredin by being the local edgelord and making his voice sound thicker via the mask.

Also His face is so pretty that it distracts enemies and allies alike so he never takes off his mask

He might be fashionista too. Look at the fur of his armour. That’s so extra 💅🏼💅🏼💅🏼

Since Caranthir in the game is too mysterious, weird thoughts popped up in my head.

1.He never takes off the mask. 2.The mask has voice-changing capabilities. 3.Avallac'h and Caranthir will not appear together. 4.？？？？？

I hope they're all still alive after the game ends

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I am a professional pirate, so I tried to escape. You are professional guards, so you caught me.

The first time, you are terrified. The eighteenth time, you are pretty much used to it. - Hans at some point.

Being pirates, Hans and his friends find themselves under arrest quite often and in various locations - they even keep a log with ratings for every jail they visited (Arendelle was given 4 stars, the Southern Isles have 1). The Republic gives simple directions for those situations: keep calm, know your surroundings, know your wardens, befriend everyone you can, gather intel, remember to alert your mates and your crew (and your lawyer), don't make it harder than necessary for anyone involved but don't forget your wits and your Attitude™. Besides, if it seems like you will be behind bars for longer, you should at least try to escape, for the sake of tradition.

Also - it is considered good manners to tip your executioner!

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The basics of swordfighting for writers

#1. Types of swords

Cavalry swords, two-handed swords, and cutlasses - these swords are used commonly for hacking and slashing - so they are swung in arcs or from side to side, not thrust forward.

Rapiers and small swords are one-handed weapons that are thin and light, but often quite long. They are used for thrusting and slicing, but as you can imagine they aren't much use in actual battle, but commonly used for sparring.

The third type is a mixture of the two - but less commonly found.

#2. Terminology

Fainting/Feinting - A false attack intended to create an opening for the real attack.

Parrying - When a swordsman uses his blade to deflect his opponent’s blade when he is being attacked.

Advance - A short forward movement

Fuller - A groove down the side of the sword to release suction when stabbed into a person's body.

Hilt - The base of the sword near your hands that isn't the blade

Pivot - Turning 180 degrees while keeping a foot planted

False edge - the "back" of the sword that isn't sharp and what you don't usually fight with.

#3. Common myths

A secret move that leads to victory - There is rarely such a "secret" move. Like chess, swordfighting is won through strategy and careful thinking, as well as physical prowess, not sEcRetT mOveS.

The Dramatic PauseTM - Nope, doesn't happen in real life. No one actually glares at each other in the middle of a swordfighting match when their priority should be, yknow, surviving.

#4. The Learning Curve of swordfighting

Unlike an ordinary learning curve where you slowly get better at something, in swordfighting, an untrained novice is much better than someone practising for a few months. This is because their actions are almost always wild and unpredictable. When a student receives training, their skill will actually decline over the next few months, because they will be trying to fight by the rules and are naturally not good at it. It takes at least two years to become a good swordsperson.

#5. The actual swordfighting itself

Footwork - Forward and back, in a line, in a semi-circle, a pivot. The basic goal of footwork is to give you a balanced center from which you can lunge, advance, retreat, attack, and parry. It also helps maintain the appropriate distance from your opponent and percieve.

Timing - How fast/slow is your opponent? How fast is your reaction time?

Every fighter has a different style. Some may naturally be inclined to use a certain move over and over, and have weakpoints in say, their reaction time. It is important that your character has a proper swordfighting style.

Predictability - How good are your characters/opponents at anticipating and learn each others fighting style? That determines the outcome of the fight!

Sources I used: https://kingdompen.org/writing-realistic-sword-fights/ // https://mythicscribes.com/miscellaneous/swordplay-for-fantasy-writers/ // https://lisashea.com/lisabase/writing/medieval/swords/glossary.html

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Jonerys | domestic bliss ❤🥰

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BLACK WIDOW (2021) dir. Cate Shortland

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HALBRAND/SAURON + text posts