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katekatharos · 7 hours
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say what you will about Laios Touden’s more conventional qualifications for kingship, but you CANNOT deny that the man would know the minimum, maximum, modal and mean unladen airspeed velocities of both the African and European monster!swallow.
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katekatharos · 8 hours
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The Shade Of Old Trees by Kryal In which WWX was ice'd for hundreds of years and wakes up in modern times.
i binge read this my whole day off and needless to say the worldbuilding got me on a chokehold 😩💖
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katekatharos · 2 days
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Reminds me of last night.
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katekatharos · 2 days
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More medieval dyes for y'all!
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katekatharos · 3 days
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Yo I feel like the idea that the only historical women who counted are the ones who defied society and took on the traditionally male roles is… not actually that feminist. It IS important that women throughout history were warriors and strategists and politicians and businesswomen, but so many of us were “lowly” weavers and bakers and wives and mothers and I feel like dismissing THOSE roles dismisses so many of our mothers and grandmothers and great-grandmothers and the shit they did to support our civilization with so little thanks or recognition.
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katekatharos · 3 days
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Server at work was down for 2 hours so I rigged & animated this little medieval bat friend. I couldn't do any fun texture work this time around but
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katekatharos · 3 days
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Happy Pride
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katekatharos · 5 days
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these days only a few fantasy books stand truly unique, most just seem to be following very strict writing styles and filling in the same plot points, maybe its because fantasy has been dominated by usamerican and european writers who tend to see the world in a very lineal way and who crave immediacy, these authors are honestly scared to "break the rules" (there are no rules in art imo) in terms of time-space and such because most of their readers will get mad if they dont understand everything the series stands for in 60 pages or less
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katekatharos · 5 days
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Vincent van Gogh - The Mulberry Tree (1889)
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katekatharos · 6 days
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katekatharos · 6 days
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Beastkin Lore and Trans-Coded Werewolf compilation cause I am too impatient to wait for the anime.
Also, Laios being Laios called out for it.
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katekatharos · 7 days
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welp, somehow im glad im not the only one
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katekatharos · 7 days
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“In Chesterton’s The Secret of Father Brown, a beloved nobleman who murdered his good-for-nothing brother in a duel thirty years ago returns to his hometown wracked by guilt. All the townspeople want to forgive him immediately, and they mock the titular priest for only being willing to give a measured forgiveness conditional on penance and self-reflection. They lecture the priest on the virtues of charity and compassion. Later, it comes out that the beloved nobleman did not in fact kill his good-for-nothing brother. The good-for-nothing brother killed the beloved nobleman (and stole his identity). Now the townspeople want to see him lynched or burned alive, and it is only the priest who – consistently – offers a measured forgiveness conditional on penance and self-reflection. The priest tells them: “It seems to me that you only pardon the sins that you don’t really think sinful. You only forgive criminals when they commit what you don’t regard as crimes, but rather as conventions. You forgive a conventional duel just as you forgive a conventional divorce. You forgive because there isn’t anything to be forgiven.” He further notes that this is why the townspeople can self-righteously consider themselves more compassionate and forgiving than he is. Actual forgiveness, the kind the priest needs to cultivate to forgive evildoers, is really really hard. The fake forgiveness the townspeople use to forgive the people they like is really easy, so they get to boast not only of their forgiving nature, but of how much nicer they are than those mean old priests who find forgiveness difficult and want penance along with it.”
— Scott Alexander, “I Can Tolerate Anything Except the Outgroup”
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katekatharos · 7 days
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my life's goal is to make tumblr regret increasing the image limit to 30
anyway i haven't been able to get real-cat!plagg out of my head. (i blame @hamsternamedmarinette's post for making me think of my real-cat!plagg au again)
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katekatharos · 8 days
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https://x.com/tommchenry/status/1428891618770407428/
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katekatharos · 8 days
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A few days ago I asked myself what kind of drawings I would love to see. Well, Mei Changsu.
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