Heya! Lynna, 28, bisexual, pagan. Uses she/her pronouns. White, Lithuanian-American. Things I love: War & Peace, Tolkien's works, Clark Kent, Star Wars, many many musicals, Dragon Age, and numerous other things. Feel free to say hello, I'd love to meet!
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a comment a day keeps the insanity at bay
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How fucking annoying is it when you feel so restless with creative energy but you can’t decide what to do with it and when you finally try to create something it comes out shit so you just give up and sit there being all creatively annoyed and jittery.
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reblog to Knight prev 🧎♀️➡️🗡️👑✨
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you know what? I'm a big fan of those old city structures where there's a bridge connecting two houses and that bridge is also made of house. And there's a walkable street underneath it. Like I get why they're not good for fire safety but fuck yeah you get more house for house and also do not obstruct pedestrians. The indoors person, old houses enthusiast, and unobstructed pedestrian in me delights in that.
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maybe when the show is over stephen colbert will drop his silm tumblr
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Ladyhawke (1985) dir. Richard Donner
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Michelle Pfeiffer (and a hawk) and Rutger Hauer (and a wolf) as Isabeau and Captain Navarre in LADYHAWKE (1985)
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Do you know that hawks and wolves mate for life?
Ladyhawke (1985) dir. Richard Donner
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fanfic writers will go "anyone gonna explore the kinda fucked up or emotionally impactful implications of this minor canon detail?" and then not wait for an answer.
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i think never in my life have i wanted to be able to draw more. the meeting on the turret stairs except it's isabeau and navarre. augh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Please reblog for larger sample size. Feel free to leave commentary in the tags as I would be delighted to hear it!*
*but not if your entire opinion comes solely and exclusively from fictional media.† Then I will get grumpy at you.
† Please note the phrase "solely and exclusively." It is totally fine to have fictional media as an influence on your opinion. I will not get grumpy at you in that scenario. It is only if your opinion is solely formed only by fictional media that you will receive grumpitude. Thank you. :)
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three rings for the elven-kings under the sky
my original drawing
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How is proto-indo-european so vulgar that dictionaries have to censor the first part of every single word? Did pie speakers really swear that much?
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