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Being a fan of fantasy novels means disagreeing with others about how character names are pronounced. Sometimes the includes the author.

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When you are asked to write a book without a magic system

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Boy the collective tumblr boyfriend has had a really go of it lately huh

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Someone: how have you been doing?

Me, hanging on by a thread:

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Every time there's a new tumblr meme there's always people like "this isn't funny anymore, it's gotten boring/cringe" We are on tumblr, we drag dead jokes around so that their blood decorates the place like a children's hospital

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SICK of thinking! Won’t be doing that again

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You know what I want from mistborn era 3?? Memes. Shitty dank memes and reaction images like we had in the 2000s. Era 3 takes place in the "80s", which I assume to mean the dawn of Scadrian digital and internet culture. One of my favourite bits of era 2 were the broadsheets. They were a nice snapshot of the world's regular society, and what better way to convey that in era 3's timeframe than with memes and shitposts cremposts ashposts?

I want screenshots of blogs and forums and chatrooms.

We already meme our own historical and religious figures to hell and back, so imagine what it would be like on a planet like Scadrial.

Imagine turning a page and seeing this

Or this

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does tumblr know that goncharov made it into empire film magazine ?

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which one of u was going to tell me that tea tastes different if u put it in hot water?

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just a girl who was only meant to exist to put on lip gloss and read books. yet was tragically forced to do other things

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do y'all have people you don't even know you and you nvr talk to but they've still influenced your life and you can only pray to the universe that they have an amazing life? like I'm not talking about celebrities, I mean people you see every day around you

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[video by dhtoomey. caption: Breaking news, short kings)

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I swear it's so terrifying when someone texts you differently than how they normally do. like I had a friend who never used crying emojis send me one and for 10 minutes straight I'm just like WHAT DID I DO I'M SO SORRY PLEASE FORGIVE ME! it's just so unexpected and I nvr know what to think

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Some smart handsome guy brought up Steel Inquisitor lingerie, so I'd like to add Inquisitors who want a splash of color so they heat up spikes for different colors and swap them out for the occasion

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So here's what gets me about Moash and Kaladin. When they're in the Kholinar palace, I'm the middle of a brutal battle, they are basically two versions of the same person. They have both been abused by those above them, subjugated by humans and singers alike. Both were harmed directly at the hands of Roshone and Elhokar, both have good reason to be angry, to seek vengeance. They both react in drastically different ways. Kaladin realizes that his enemy, the singers, are no different than he is, and his king, the man that allowed his slavery, that punished him after saving the lives of his family, is still a man, with both flaws and virtues. He freezes, unable to fight, because those he was told are his enemies, are just people trying to live the only way they know how. Moash, on the other hand, sees only enemies. He has a right to be angry certainly, but no more than Kaladin. Moash decides to punish Elhokar, knowing it will hurt Kaladin too, intending to hurt Kaladin too, given his mocking salute afterwards. Two people, two parallel paths, one sees only victims, and the other sees only villains. Moash was not tricked by Odium, or a sad victim of fate. Moash was a willing contributor to a hateful god.