#2018/05/05

[findingcasualmagic]

Robert really meant that "you're it for me. you're all I want".

[lanwangjihouse]

[sugdensdingle]

[myloveonherknees]

@/hisethelcain. “2018 ♡ this was taken a month after i wrote strangers. i think i used this pic as the official promo for sad music for sad people lol. seems so far away now. 🥀” twitter, 19 may 2020.

[blondebrainpowered]

By Amy Hwang for the New Yorker, May 28, 2018

[slapthebass]

DIR EN GREY - TOUR18 真世界

Repetition of hatred

↳ Toshiya

Bonus:

[lovinsoaps]

[vanosslirious]

Jericho: Do you guys want to do the thing?

SMii7y: Are we rafting?

Jericho: What do you mean, we're going right here.

SMii7y: Okay, let's raft!

[fuckyeah-beringandwellsfics]

Natural Phenomena

submitted by: anonymous

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Natural Phenomena (17863 words) by beyondthesea Chapters: 3/3 Fandom: Warehouse 13 Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Myka Bering/Helena "H. G." Wells Characters: Myka Bering, Helena "H. G." Wells, Pete Lattimer, Claudia Donovan, Steve Jinks Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Storm Chasers Summary: There's nothing as lonely and volatile as the Great Plains in late spring, except for, perhaps, the woman standing at the bar, but that's what draws Myka to tornadoes and it's also what draws her to Helena.

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A good AU with our traumatized heroines about a field I didn’t know much before

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[merpmonde]

Notre-Dame... de Strasbourg

I know, I know. Notre-Dame in Paris just reopened. But Notre-Dame is a very common name for churches in France. In fact, we covered one in Le Havre not that long ago, possibly one of the smallest cathedrals in the country. At the other end of the scale, one of the largest, if not still the largest, is Notre-Dame de Strasbourg. Built during the same time period as its Parisian counterpart, its facade has striking similarities: the grand rose, the two square towers at a similar height (66-69 m)... but while Paris stopped in 1345, Strasbourg kept going for almost a century, filling in the space between the towers, and adding a whopping octagonal spire on one side, reaching 142 m above ground.

Of course, there were plans to make the monumental facade symmetric, but the ground under the South tower wouldn't support the weight of 76 m of spire. In fact, huge structural repairs had to be made during the 19th century to avoid collapse.

The cathedral was the world's tallest building for a couple of centuries, from 1647 to 1874. Considering it was completed in 1439... Yeah, it didn't grow, it owed it title to the Pyramids of Giza shrinking from erosion and taller spires on other cathedrals burning down. Then it lost the title when churches in Hamburg, Rouen (another Notre-Dame Cathedral) and Köln were completed.

But talk of records is just talk, and 142 m is just a number, until you're faced with it. My favourite approach to the cathedral, to truly give it is awesome sense of scale, is the one I inadvertently took on my first proper visit to Strasbourg. From the North end of Place Gutenberg, walk along Rue des Hallebardes. The town's buildings will hide the cathedral from view for a moment, only for it to reappear suddenly at the turn of a corner, much closer, the spire truly towering over the surrounding buildings which also dwarf the viewer. I don't pass by there too often, to try to replicate the breathtaking reveal.

PS - We've already done a piece on the astronomical clock housed in the cathedral, an absolute treasure.

[lanwangjihouse]

[sugdensdingle]

[screenshotfolder]

[duck-noises]

Art n' stuff

insta(very inactive) twt(active) & Strawpage

God of war

Kratos

Kratos x Atreus of sparta

Kratos and AOS goin' for a little stroll

First meeting

Kratos & Atreus meet Sindri for the first time

The Sun

Atreus

Pov: you’re Angrboða

PLEASE GET HIM SOME BROWN CONTACTS, I'M SHAKING IN TERROR (i don't even remember making this)

weird baby costumes

ft. Mimir & Kratos

First meeting

Kratos & Atreus meet Sindri for the first time

Missing that silly little white boy :(

An edit ft. Brok and Kratos

Good soup

taking a rest during an adventure to enjoy some good soup with the brothers

Lovers rock

The song by tv girl is so Atreboda coded

Bingo bingo baby

little animation with atreus and the wolves

Mimir

Mimir in a kilt

6 different colours. yellow (original), green, dark blue, purple, teal and red

Wip for the kilt

DON'T LOOK AT THE FRONT FACING HOOVES PLEASE, I'M STILL EMBARRASSED

Portrait

Digital (i’ll figure out a name later)

Portrait

Traditional

Sindri

Blacksmith

A portrait. i think, i don't know (the beard tho 😍)

Resurrection

After resurrecting Brok, Sindri has a not so nice soak as he thinks about the events that have occurred, and he come to the realization that he will never be able to feel clean ever again.

Western au

Pretty much a shoemaker, farrier and a blacksmith all in one

Old man pajamas

Self explanatory

Would he still love you as a roach?

short answer: nah. long answer: he sprays you with raid

First meeting

Kratos & Atreus meet Sindri for the first time

Even a worm will turn.

Even the meekest or most docile of creatures will retaliate or seek revenge if pushed too far.

Good soup

taking a rest during an adventure to enjoy some good soup with Atreus & Brok

Werid way to hold an apple but okay

him presenting an apple to atreus in gow4 got me fucked up

Brok

Portrait

He's so pretty (i’ll figure out a name later)

Brok eats ass™️

a nice hat for a silly guy

Crocheted Brok and Brok

Brok with my Christmas gift from my lovely mother (ft. Atreus)

The real way Brok died

he’s just a silly guy, can you really blame him?😁 (ft. Imposter Tyr (or odin in other words))

Good soup

taking a rest during an adventure to enjoy some good soup with Atreus & Sindri

Huginn & Munnin

Silly little guys

i made all 4 of those pretty far apart that you can see the quality kinda take a leap downwards

Eyes of Odin

they see all, they hear all, they know all.

Huginn^-^

one of my fav birds

Faye

Candles

not directly said to be about Faye, but it is.

Freya

Happy to see Chaurli

So tiny you’ll need a microscope to see her

Tyr

Cool new hairdos

save me old men with long hair save me

Angrboda

Lovers rock

The song by tv girl is so Atreboda coded

Hildisvíni

Fanart for a very very underrated character

love him sm it’s actually insane

Odin

Ash baby Odin

(we all say in unison)

Star wars

Greez Dritus

My favorite pilot

A portrait (i think, ill figure it out later)

Sandman

Morpheus/Dream of the endless

do you like birds?

a casual convo with the prince of stories

Rdr2

Lenny summers

smokin’

smoking a big ol’ cigar

JJBA

Hayato kawajiri

An urgent question

Random things (ocs and stuff)

Fisherman oc

a self insert for no real reason

Sockeye salmon

[slapthebass]

DIR EN GREY - TOUR18 真世界

Repetition of hatred

[cleoenfaserum]

MOON (2009) (1385)

Moon is a 2009 science fiction film directed by Duncan Jones (in his directorial debut) and written by Nathan Parker from a story by Jones. Moon (2009 film) - Wikipedia

The film follows Sam Bell (Sam Rockwell), a man who experiences a personal crisis as he nears the end of a three-year solitary stint mining helium-3 on the far side of the Moon. A follow-up film containing an epilogue to the film's events, Mute, was released in 2018. A third installment, a graphic novel called Madi: Once Upon a Time in the Future, was released in 2020.

Moon (2009) - IMDb 7'8 Watch the film below...

link https://ok.ru/video/38761474313851991

Mute is a 2018 tech-noir film directed by Duncan Jones, who co-wrote the script with Michael Robert Johnson. A follow-up to his 2009 film Moon. The story revolves around a mute bartender (Skarsgård) searching for the love of his life (Seyneb Saleh) who has mysteriously disappeared. A third installment, a graphic novel called Madi: Once Upon A Time In The Future, was released in 2020.

The film received negative reviews, with praise for the visuals but criticism for its pacing, plot, and mishandled subject material.

Mute (2018) - IMDb 5'5

link https://ok.ru/video/1176250288804

The following voiced article on about the graphic novel as a third part of the trilogy will respond perhaps some of the questions you may be asking yourself as I have:

An excerpt from the article above Duncan Jones and Alex de Campi ... interview, the introductory paragraph states: "

A decade ago, filmmaker Duncan Jones was riding high thanks to Source Code, the 2011 sci-fi movie starring Jake Gyllenhaal that was a critical and commercial success. Jones was in a position to dream up something big for his next project, and he imagined Once Upon a Time in the Future, which would be a sprawling sci-fi film that he hoped would reunite him with his team behind his 2009 cult hit Moon.

Source Code is a 2011 U.S. science fiction action thriller film a story about Captain Colter Stevens of the U.S. Army, who is sent into an eight-minute virtual re-creation of a real-life train explosion, and tasked with determining the identity of the terrorist who bombed it. Source Code - Wikipedia

Source Code (2011) - IMDb 7'5 watch film below...

The following text is a conversation I had with AI Copilot about the Jones's Trilogy

I am a little confused, Moon 2009 and mute 2018 are two parts of the trilogy by Duncan Jones, the thrid part of the trilogy is MADI, once upon a time in the futurde 2020. What type of film is it?

"Madi: Once Upon a Time in the Future" is actually a graphic novel, not a film. Duncan Jones, the director of "Moon" and "Mute," collaborated with writer Alex de Campi and several renowned comic artists to create this graphic novel. It completes the "Mooniverse" trilogy, which includes "Moon" (2009) and "Mute" (2018).

So, we can say it is not a trilogy in the traditional sense or am I still confused?

You're right—it's not a trilogy in the traditional sense where all parts are films. Instead, the "Mooniverse" trilogy by Duncan Jones consists of different media formats. The trilogy includes:

Moon (2009) - a film.

Mute (2018) - a film.

Madi: Once Upon a Time in the Future (2020) - a graphic novel.

The storylines and universe are connected, but the formats vary, making it a unique trilogy. Does that help clarify things?

So what is the connection with the first two parts and Madi?

"Madi: Once Upon a Time in the Future" is connected to "Moon" and "Mute" through its setting in the same shared universe, known as the "Mooniverse." Here are some connections and thematic links:

Shared Universe: All three works are set in the same sci-fi universe, with overlapping themes and backgrounds that create a cohesive world.

Technological and Corporate Influence: The trilogy explores the impact of corporations and advanced technology on individuals and society. This theme is central to all three stories, creating a sense of continuity.

Characters and Cameos: There are character references and cameos that tie the stories together. For example, you might find references to events or characters from "Moon" and "Mute" within "Madi."

Social and Ethical Questions: Each part of the trilogy raises important ethical questions about identity, humanity, and the future, providing a thematic connection across different formats.

While "Madi" is a graphic novel and not a film, its storyline and themes are interwoven with those of "Moon" and "Mute," creating a rich and interconnected narrative experience.

Madi: Once Upon a Time in the Future" and its connections to the previous parts.

In "Moon": We follow Sam Bell, who works alone on a lunar base, and the film delves into themes of isolation, identity, and corporate control. It’s a very intimate story with profound implications about the human condition.

In "Mute": The setting shifts to a bustling, futuristic Berlin. This story centers on Leo, a mute bartender searching for his missing girlfriend. The narrative highlights the darker sides of technology and corporate power, maintaining the thematic elements from "Moon."

In "Madi": The story expands on the "Mooniverse" through the experiences of Madi, an elite soldier on the run who takes on a job that spirals out of control. While it is a graphic novel, its narrative weaves in elements from the first two stories, focusing on similar themes of individuality, resistance against oppressive systems, and the influence of advanced technology.

The three parts together create a tapestry of stories that reflect on how technology and corporate interests shape the world and human experiences within it. Though the formats are different—two films and a graphic novel—their interconnected themes and universe make them a cohesive trilogy.