#Prudence Dubois

[ahollowgrave]

Odette Hollows, Warrior of Light Prudence Dubois, Scion

I just wanted an offical-ish shot of the both of them together! I have been thinking about their time in Shadowbringers a... lot.

[prudentfolly]

-- respite.

[oh-yeah-no]

Almost Home

[stagred]

　ANONYMOUS CALLED IN! : …sorry mun what does nineteen mean? Im a lil slow 😭

　" Frances Brooklyn, Elizabeth Miller, Rose Olivier, Catherine Swann, Anna Woods, Florent Morgan, Odette Hebert, Alice Chambers, Prudence Boudousqué, Estelle LeBlanc, Constance Lapin, Rebecca Chamberlain, Camille L'Amour, Cecile Desjardins, Helene Toussaint, Magnolia Davis, Evangeline Dubois, Lisette Guidry, Corinne Dupont, targeted, stalked, kidnapped, tortured, slaughtered, buried, served, and eaten. Nineteen. I am not your little hero, so please do us both a favor! Stop pretending I'm a good person. "

[lyteandronix]

My Elemental Goddess Cast Meme (Backyard Sports Boys)

Queen of Fire (Jessica) - Xaver Kramer

Queen of Lightning (Tina) - Ace Pattersom

Queen of Water (Stephanie) - Tony Delvecchio

Queen of Flowers (Nadine) - Ronny Dobbs

Queen of Ice (Susan) - Kenny Kawaguchi

Queen of Virtue (Mandana) - Achmed Khan

Queen of Justice (Amrita) - Amir Khan

Queen of Courage (Wendy) - Marky Dubois

Queen of Truth (Shana) - Jorge Garcia

Queen of Hope (Gypsy) - Pablo Sanchez

Queen of Love (Daphne) - Dante Robinson

Queen of Temperance (Sadie) - Fred Sullivan

Queen of Prudence (Joan) - Reese Worthington

Queen of Prosperity (Lauren) - Pete Wheeler

Queen of Passion (Patty) - Ernie Steele

Queen of Eternity (Mary) - Ricky Johnson

Queen of Dark (Sarah) - Dmitri Petrovich

Queen of Light (Emily) - Mikey Thomas

King of All Elements (Victor) - Tee Myng-Li

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The knight of cups

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by BlueMoon69

A prostitute is found dead in a hotel room, and Inspector Robinson's investigations will lead him to make the acquaintance of an out of the ordinary woman.

Words: 2816, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (TV)

Rating: Mature

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence

Categories: Multi

Characters: Phryne Fisher, Jack Robinson, Dorothy "Dot" Williams, Hugh Collins, Jane Ross (Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries), Janey Fisher (Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries), Murdoch Foyle, Daisy Murphy, Elizabeth MacMillan, Prudence Stanley, Cecil "Cec" Yates, Albert "Bert" Johnson, Tobias Butler, Original Characters, Henry George Fisher, George Sanderson, Rosie Sanderson, René Dubois

Relationships: Phryne Fisher/Jack Robinson, Phryne Fisher & Jack Robinson, Hugh Collins/Dorothy "Dot" Williams, Albert "Bert" Johnson & Cecil "Cec" Yates

Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Modern Era, Case Fic, Jack being Jack, Implied/Referenced Suicide, Implied/Referenced Child Abuse, Implied/Referenced Rape/Non-con, References to Depression, Drug Use, Jack's POV, phryne is so sassy, Friendship, Friends to Lovers, Falling In Love, Hurt/Comfort, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Emotional/Psychological Abuse, Hurt Phryne Fisher, Adorable Phryne Fisher/Jack Robinson

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[dominique44000]

Palais de la Bourse Nantes. dix statues elles représentent des allégories de Nantes, de la Loire, de quatre continents (Asie, Afrique, Europe et Amérique), l'Astronomie, les Beaux-Arts, la Prudence, l'Abondance Réalisées par Debay et Robinot Bertrand 15 novembre 2022 Dominique Dubois #nantes#nantesfr#nantesmaville #nantespassion #lebonbonnantes #palaisdelabourse#statues#allegories#photoderue #urbanphotography #streetphotography #loireatlantique #igersloireatlantique #paysdelaloire https://www.instagram.com/p/ClDZsV9NZfy/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[letudiantedeul]

Séance#5 - [Les élections numériques]

Les réseaux sociaux ont été un élément clé pour chaque Parti politique lors des élections provinciales. Ce fut une course aux pouces et aux « likes » sur les plateformes telles que Instagram, Facebook, Twitter et Tik Tok.

Nous sommes présentement à l’ère où les médias sociaux sont à leurs apogées et je crois que les Partis politiques en ont profité pour rejoindre les jeunes de 18 à 29 ans qui sont la tranche d’âge ayant voté le moins dans les dernières années. Les jeunes utilisent en grande majorité les médias sociaux donc c’est un moyen de les rejoindre à coup sûr.

D’ailleurs, un Tik Tok de Gabriel Nadeau Dubois et de Manon Massé n’est pas passé sous les projecteurs puisqu’ils ont dansé sur la chanson « Hit You With The Back » qui est un « trend » sur la plateforme depuis quelque temps. Sans le savoir, ils se sont mis dans l’embarras en pleine période électorale puisque cette chanson comporte des paroles sexistes. Pour sa part, Dominique Anglade a publié une vidéo d’elle qui danse sur la chanson « I Gotta Feeling » quelques minutes avant le Face à Face TVA. Son Tik Tok a atteint les 30,9 K de « j’aime » sur la plateforme et en majorité les médias ont trouvé que c’était un « bon coup de sa part ». De son côté, François Legault a profité de sa notoriété pour demander aux jeunes sur la plateforme Tik Tok quels sont les sujets importants pour eux. Une belle initiative de sa part puisque de cette façon il démontre que l’opinion des jeunes a une certaine importance à ses yeux.

L’utilisation des médias sociaux lors de la campagne électorale a donc été un bon outil en général, mais qu’on doit utiliser avec prudence puisqu’en un clic on peut se retrouver dans un mouvement de polémique.��

[aion-rsa]

Lovecraft Country Soundtrack: Complete Details and Playlist

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HBO’s latest blockbuster drama effort, Lovecraft Country, is a unique Lovecraftian beast. As adapted by Matt Ruff’s novel of the same name, the show takes classic horror, sci-fi, and adventure tropes and adapts them into a timely story of American racism.

Though the series is certainly timely, it’s also timeless. As evidenced by our helpful explainer article, it wasn’t immediately clear when Lovecraft Country even took place. That’s partly because the Jim Crow era of American institutionalized racism was a lengthy one. And the fact that Atticus “Tic” Freeman was a war veteran didn’t help out much. Which war coincided with “whites only” restaurants and sundown towns? World War II, The Korean War, The Vietnam War – take your pick, really. That pleasant disorientation is enhanced by an equally disorienting soundtrack.

Rest assured, Lovecraft Country takes place in the mid 1950s. But the show’s excellent soundtrack is not limited to the mid 1950s. Sure, there are your standard old-timey classics like “I Just Want To Make Love To You” by Etta James and “Sinnerman” by Nina Simone. But the show’s music choices also include some anachronistic numbers. The hard-changing “Clones” by Tierra Whack is unmistakably modern hip hop. Even Marilyn Manson of all people contributes a song as an episode closer.

Lovecraft Country’s superb soundtrack isn’t even limited to music itself. The series’ first two episodes both feature extended spoken word monologues from Black academics and deep-thinkers that serve as the score for certain scenes. Episode 1 “Sundown” brings a James Baldwin debate to the table while episode 2, “Whitey’s on the Moon” gets its name from a Gil-Scott Heron poem that scores a climactic scene. 

Given the depth of Lovecraft Country’s fascinating soundtrack, we decided to catalog it. Follow along with the show’s song choices here.

Episode 1 – Sundown 

“Main Title (From the Jackie Robinson Story)” by Herschel Burke Gilbert

“Sh-Boom” by The Crew Cuts

 “I Just Want To Make Love To You” by Etta James

“Clones” by Tierra Whack

“I Want a Tall Skinny Papa” by Sister Rosetta Tharpe

“Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On” by Big Maybelle

“September Song” by Sarah Vaughan

“You Upset Me Baby” by B.B. King

“Recipe For Happiness” by Jimmy Self

“Sinnerman” by Alice Smith

Episode 2  – Whitey’s on the Moon

The Jeffersons Theme Song by Ja’Net DuBois and Oren Waters

“Bad Moon Rising” by Mourning Ritual (feat. Peter Dreimanis)

“The End” by Earl Grant

“Blackbird” by Nina Simone

“Killing Strangers” by Marilyn Manson

“Whitey’s on the Moon” by Gil-Scott Heron

“River” by Leon Bridges

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Episode 3 – Holy Ghost

“Window” by The Album Leaf

“Ain’t That a Shame”by Fats Domino

“Ständchen” by Marian Anderson and Franz Rupp

“God’s Been Good to Me” by The Mighty Walker Brothers

“Boogie at Midnight” by Roy Brown

“Good Rockin’ Daddy” by Etta James

“Is You Or Is You Ain’t My Baby” by Louis Jordan

“I Don’t Hurt Anymore” by Dinah Washington

“Take It Back” by Dorinda Clarke-Cole

“Satan, We’re Gonna Tear Your Kingdom Down” by Shirley Caesar

Episode 4 – A History of Violence

“Bitch Better Have My Money” by Rihanna

“Get Em” by Jade Josephine

“Cops and Robbers” by Bo Diddley

“Devil or Angel” by The Clovers

“Cows” by Kbn Kbnlondon

“I Put a Spell on You” by Marilyn Manson (cover)

Episode 5 – Strange Case

“Tonight, You Belong To Me” by Patience & Prudence

“Dark Phrases” by Janet League from For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf (1976)

“Return to Love” by Black Atlass

“Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea” 

“Money” by Cardi B

“Bad Religion” by Frank Ocean

“Please Give Your Love to Me” by Robin Robinson

“Tutti Frutti” by Pat Boone

“My Baby Dearest Darling” by The Charms

“Sweetly Sad” by Alain Bernard Denis

“Melody in F” by Trevor Brown

“Tutti Frutti” by Little Richard

“Lovin’ Machine”

“Lonely World” by Moses Sumney

“Bodak Yellow” by Cardi B

Episode 6 – Meet Me in Daegu

“The Trolley Song (from Meet Me In St. Louis)” by Judy Garland

“Neujeun Jajinmori” from APM Music Library 

“Main Title (from Easter Parade)” by Johnny Gree, The MGM Studio Orchestra & The MGM Studio Chorus 

“Oppaneun Punggakjaengiya” by Park Hyang-rim

“Overture (from Summer Stock)” by MGM Orchestra 

“You Wonderful You (from Summer Stock)” by Gene Kelly and Judy Garland

Episode 7 – I Am.

“A Message From The Man In The Moon” by Josephine Baker 

“Baby Let’s Make Some Love” by The Penguins 

“Besame Mucho” by Josephine Baker 

“Tear The Roof Off” by Moonshine (Extreme Music Library)

“Piel Canela” by Josephine Baker 

“Better To Miss You” by FirstCom Music Library

“Bam-A-Lam” by Roy Milton Orchestra with Mickey Champion

“Lady Marmalade” by LaBelle

“Fire” by Mother’s Finest 

“Sinnerman” by Alice Smith

Episode 8 – Jig-a-Bobo

“Cruel Summer” by Bananarama

“Wee Small Hours” by APM Music Library

“Stop Dat Knocking” by Peter Di-Sante, Brian Mark, David Van Veersblick & Roger Smith

“I Put A Spell On You” by Alice Smith

“Topsy With Her Yellow Eyes” by actors

“’m here to say never again for black girls too” by Naomi Wadler at the March for Our Lives rally

“Stormy Weather” by Bilie Holiday

“Sinnerman” by Alice Smith

Episode 9 – Rewind 1921

“Avalon” by Al Jolson

“My Baby’s Foxtrot” by FirstCom Music Library

“Don’t Kill Dub” by Rob feat. Sonia Sanchez

“Tulsa, 1921: Catch The Fire” by composer with Janai Brugger of the Metropolitan Opera

Episode 10 – Full Circle

“Easy Living” by Billie Holiday 

“Ready Or Not” by Gizzle

“Jungle Alibi” by FirstCom Music Library

“Weary” by Solange

“Swing Out Sister” by 5 Alarm Music Library

“I Am Blessed” by Nina Simone

“Sh-Boom” by The Chords

“Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning” by Mississippi Fred McDowell

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[thelivesofthesaints]

January 30 - St. Bathildes - 680 A.D

From her life written by a contemporary author, and a second life, which is the same with the former, except certain additions of a later date, in Bollandus and Mabillon, sec. 4, Ben. p. 447, and Act. Sanct. Ben. t. 2. See also Dubois, Hist. Eccl. Paris, p. 198, and Chatelain. Notes on the Martyr. 30 Jan p. 462. See Historia St. Bathildis et Fundationem ejus, among the MS. lives of saints in the abbey of Jumieges, t. 2. Also her MS. life at Bec, &c.

St. Bathildes, or Baldechilde, in French Bauteur, was an Englishwoman, who was carried over very young into France, and there sold for a slave, at a very low price, to Erkenwald, otherwise called Erchinoald, and Archimbali, mayor of the palace under King Clovis II. When she grew up he was so much taken with her prudence and virtue, that he committed to her the care of his household. She was no ways puffed up, but seemed the more modest, more submissive to her fellow-slaves, and always ready to serve the meanest of them in the lowest offices. King Clovis II. in 649 took her for his royal consort, with the applause of his princes and whole kingdom: such was the renown of her extraordinary endowments. This unexpected elevation, which would have turned the strongest head of a person addicted to pride, produced no alteration in a heart perfectly grounded in humility and other virtues. She seemed even to become more humble than before, and more tender of the poor. Her present station furnished her with the moans of being truly their mother, which she was before in the inclination and disposition of her heart. All other virtues appeared more conspicuous in her, but above the rest an ardent zeal for religion. The king gave her the sanction of his royal authority for the protection of the church, the care of the poor, and the furtherance of all religious un lertakings. She bore him three sons, who all successively wore the crown, Clotaire III., Childeric II., and Thierry I. He dying in 655, when the eldest was only five years old, left her regent of the kingdom. She seconded the zeal of St. Owen, St. Eligius, and other holy bishops, and with great pains banished simony out of France, forbade Christians to be made slaves. 605 did all in her power to promote piety, and filled France with hospitals and pious foundations. She restored the monasteries of St. Martin, St. Denys, St. Medard, &c., founded the great abbey of Corbie for a seminary of virtue and sacred learning, and the truly royal nunnery of Chelles. 606 on the Marne, which had been begun by St. Clotildis. As soon as her son Clotaire was of an age to govern, she with great joy shut herself up in this monastery of Chelles, in 645, a happiness which she had long earnestly desired, though it was with great difficulty that she obtained the consent of the princes. She had no sooner taken the veil but she seemed to have forgotten entirely her former dignity, and was only to be distinguished from the rest by her extreme humility, serving them in the lowest offices, and obeying the holy abbess St. Bertilla as the last among the sisters. She prolonged her devotions every day with many tears, and made it her greatest delight to visit and attend the sick, whom she comforted and served with wonderful charity. St. Owen, in his life of St. Eligius, mentions many instances of the great veneration which St. Bathildes bore that holy prelate, and relates that St. Eligius, after his death, in a vision by night, ordered a certain courtier to reprove the queen for wearing jewels and costly apparel in her widowhood, which she did not out of pride, but because she thought it due to her state while she was regent of the kingdom. Upon this admonition, she laid them aside, distributed a great part to the poor, and with the richest of her jewels made a most beautiful and sumptuous cross, which she placed at the head of the tomb of St. Eligius. She was afflicted with long and severe colics and other pains, which she suffered with an admirable resignation and joy. In her agony she recommended to her sisters charity, care of the poor, fervor, and perseverance, and gave up her soul in devout prayer, on the 30th of January, in 680, on which day she is honored in France, but is named on the 26th in the Roman Martyrology.

A Christian, who seriously considers that he is to live here but a moment, and will live eternally in the world to come, must confess that it is a part of wisdom to refer all his actions and views to prepare himself for that everlasting dwelling, which is his true country. Our only and necessary affair is to live for God, to do his will, and to sanctify and save our souls. If we are employed in a multiplicity of exterior business, we must imitate St. Bathildes, when she bore the whole weight of the state. In all we do God and his holy will must be always before our eyes, and to please him must be our only aim and desire. Shunning the anxiety of Martha, and reducing all our desires to this one of doing what God requires of us, we must with her call in Mary to our assistance. In the midst of action, while our hands are at work, our mind and heart ought to be interiorly employed on God, at least virtually, that all our employments may be animated with the spirit of piety: and hours of repose must always be contrived to pass at the feet of Jesus, where in the silence of all creatures we may listen to his sweet voice, refresh in him our wearied souls, and renew our fervor. While we converse with the world, we must tremble at the sight of its snares, and be upon our guard that we never be seduced so far as to be in love with it, or to learn its spirit. To love the world, is to follow its passions; to be proud, covetous, and sensual, as the world is. The height of its miseries and dangers, is that blindness by which none who are infected with its spirit, see their misfortune, or are sensible of their disease. Happy are they who can imitate this holy queen in entirely separating themselves from it!

[ahollowgrave]

Interesting.

in many ways odette is clare and clare is odette, do you understand?

Comics are so hard. I did not plot out my proportions well enough but I don't think it's too bad for a, like, 3rd attempt ! This is sort of a meme and also I think sort of canon.

[prudentfolly]

Day Seven: Learning

It was a short-lived crush but, Prudence certainly learned some things.

Alt title: you don't know if you love her or you want to be her but you start copying her hair anyway. I don't think anything actually *happened* between them but also maybe it did but also maybe Prudence just had a really weird crush/hero worship but also maybe idk!!!!

[oh-yeah-no]

Hello! Call me Pigeon! 30+ / bi / married / midwest

This is a personal blog and as such is a bit of a hodgepodge of things I like! I am very bad at tagging things!! If that is going to be a problem, please don't feel the need to follow! FUB Freely, as it were. If you're a FFXIV RP Blog wondering why I'm following you, it's one of these two girls:

Odette Hollows | @ahollowgrave | carrd A young nun devoted to Menphina doing her best to live up to her vows, both to her goddess and the dearly departed that flock to her.

Prudence Dubois | @prudentfolly | carrd An overworked retainer whose yet to stop climbing to new heights, literally and figuratively.

There are other characters that remain on this blog! Cherish: Mul/Reborn | Grave Cleric / Wild Fire Druid of the Everlight Viatrix: Lycan Human | Blood Cleric of the Raven Queen Opal: Lancer Pilot | LICH Frame | a Hoot and a Half

[danieloteropena]

daniel otero peña landscape research, urban design, architecture, and teaching.

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atelier tfe Master’s thesis architectural design studio (ecology, heritage, and territories). Tournai, Belgium. 2021 - 20**

Institution: LOCI UCLouvain ///. Course: Master’s thesis architectural design studio ///. Program: 2nd year of the Master’s degree ///. Instructors: Pierre Accarain, Daniel Otero Peña, Martin Outers, Eric Van Overstraeten, and Luca Sgambi ///. 

II-2022 Students: ///.

II-2021 Students: Daphné Cauwell, Charlotte Dubois, Victor Chianura, Shigemasa Codron_Akieda, Marine Cabart, Valentin Penin, Alexis Derain, Alizee Collat, Héloïse Revel, Juliette Stassin, Charlotte Dubois, Camille Cousin, Sebastien Couvreur, Emma de Nonni, and Louis Fumery. 

II-2020 Students: Clara Depinoy, Pierrick Samier, Paul Boonaert, Paul Gomez Montero, Marthe Kerdraon, Sylvain Pouille, Hugo Hunez, Michèle Delhomel, Joris Deniot, Zachary Adjou,  Alexandre Perney, Joaquin Pineda, and Pauline Postiga. 

I-2020 Students: Annaëlle Claessen, Laurine Kharoubi, Antoine Delfosse, Prudence Vandecandelaere, Louise Bourdon, Manon Bardoux, Jean-Baptiste Tribolet, Juliette Chantrainne, Antoine Duquennoy, and Margaux Delabie.

Master atelier.

Model by Clara Depinoy.

Drawing by Manon Bardoux.

More information here.

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merry and yet honest too

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by rain_sleet_snow

Rosie had expected to encounter a number of things at Lydia Andrews’ rather over-decorated home, and her expectations were not disappointed. Lydia herself (pretending not to be jealous that Rosie had secured a divorce when John would never grant her one), Mrs Prudence Stanley (condescending to give the support of her social resources to a divorcée), and Mrs Stanley's niece, Phryne Fisher (who Mrs Stanley said was terribly adventurous in a voice other women might have used for a drinking problem). And everything went fairly much as expected until John Andrews died in the upstairs bathroom.

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Phryne meets Rosie first.

Words: 7621, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English

Fandoms: Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: Gen

Characters: Phryne Fisher, Rosie Sanderson, Jane Ross, Jack Robinson, Hugh Collins, Elizabeth MacMillan, Dot Williams, Lydia Andrews, Prudence Stanley, Murdoch Foyle, Jane Fisher, Mr Butler, Albert "Bert" Johnson, Cecil "Cec" Yates, René Dubois

Relationships: Phryne Fisher & Rosie Sanderson, Dot Williams & Rosie Sanderson, Phryne Fisher & Elizabeth MacMillan, Elizabeth Macmillan & Rosie Sanderson, Phryne Fisher & Jane Ross, Rosie Sanderson & Jane Ross, Rosie Sanderson & Jack Robinson, Phryne Fisher & Jack Robinson, Phryne Fisher/Lin Chung

Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Women Being Awesome, Female Friendship, POV Female Character, Grief/Mourning, Canon Lesbian Character, Families of Choice, Post-Divorce, Canon-Typical Violence, Period-Typical Homophobia, (not explicit) - Freeform, Personal Growth, Developing Friendships, Moving On

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[soraya-farien]

Soraya Meela Folliot

ancestor - William Folliot and his bride (wealthy French 1760 settler)

                 Faryan Folliot (New Orleanian son)

                 Cosette Charlevoix (youngest daughter of powerful French family)

great-grandfather - Bernard Folliot  great-grandmother - Elise Dubois

grandfather - Patrick Folliot          grandmother - Rosaline Gauthier

father - Marlon Folliot                        uncle - Mercer Folliot/Morgan Fitzpatrick

mother - Sahra Folliot nee Shire        aunt - Maxine Fitzpatrick nee Zhou

                                                           cousin - Prudence Fitzpatrick