#description of casement

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[silverflqmes]

i know you got like 37393793749 requests already but HEAR ME OUT BABES.

genesis x reader where he's at banora making plans to revolve against shinra but his (other) childhood best friend still lives there. zack is coming too with tseng and they're planning to 'get rid of the evidence' right??? what would genesis do once he finds his other childhood best friend in banora and would he save them from certain death by the hands of shinra???

໒⦂ 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐆𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐓 𝐖𝐀𝐑.

notes. hi anon, you’re so real for this request let me slap you with some angst real QUICK — or um, hurt / comfort.. ahem, luckily i finished this part in cc a couple nights ago otherwise i would be clowning🫥 ALSO THE GREAT WAR FR FIT A LITTLE TOO MUCH HERE

genre. angst + hurt / comfort

tw. detailed descriptions of injuries

genesis rhapsodos x gn!reader.

the smell of smoke polluted your lungs as a cough left your lips, eyes barely half lidded.

how.. had it come to this?

the logs holding your home childhood home together began to scorch, crack and cave in on itself — blocking most, if not all, plausible escape routes.

what had banora — or rather, the people of banora — done to earn such a cruel kismet?

sweat trickled from your forehead down to your chin, the heat sweltering —growing even more unbearable by the minute. had your predecessors known an aerial assault like this would befall their homes one day.. perhaps they would have reconsidered their building materials. alas, it was too late for that.

had you caused something to share part of this punishment, too?

blends of warm colors engulfed your vision as you ascended the decaying steps to what once was your chambers. a place of solace, where you would read to your heart’s content and indulge in your hobbies. the stairs that once led up to your happy place now groaned in protest, waiting to wither away into dust.

would there be enough time to evade fate?

the darkened planks snapped beneath your battered boots, throwing you forward onto your knees at the top of the stairwell with a stuttered yelp.

or was there truly no way out, but death?

ash and grime painted the surface of whatever skin you had left exposed, eyes glossing over with tears as the flames kissed your limbs. it was painful, unlike anything you’d felt before, but you told yourself to endure.

what choice was there but to tolerate it?

you wouldn’t trust in help being on the way, not with banora deserted — oddly deprived of its population. the only one left.. had been the mother of a childhood friend of yours.

was she suffering the same as you were? or had she been lucky to make it out, likely not unscathed, but alive at least..?

or.. would she suffer worse? as the parents of your other childhood friend had a few days ago.

such was karma, sadly. but with the mother, stuck in that house alone for years after the loss of her remarried husband, and the later departure of her son going off to join the elite SOLDIER program.. perhaps death was the solace needed to be set free and return to the planet at last, sailing the lifestream in peace.

you forced yourself back to your feet, wincing at the chars and cuts poking through the holes of your clothing. exhaustion was creeping up on you — coercing you into dropping your efforts and allow yourself to be consumed entirely by the great inferno.

but something — a gut feeling — told you it was not your time yet. whether or not that had been a fear of dying or a selfish desire to defy destiny.. remained unclear.

all you knew, is that you needed to hang on and get out.

“almost there..” you whispered to yourself as a reassurance, despite feeling as though your skin had been peeling off. layer by layer, tissue by tissue, melting down into a pathetic pool of residue.

a final stumble towards your windowsill and you nearly breathed out in relief. the casement thankfully had no fallen logs or debris to block your exit, however, the real obstacle would be the drop that awaited you.

grabbing ahold of a stool that once paired with your now destroyed vanity, you lined the pegs up with your window, heaving a breath. “here goes.”

not wasting another second, you drove the piece of furniture into the glass, watching as it shattered into thousands — millions of pieces.

the flames howled against the breeze, growing with fury as you hissed when they grazed your skin.

there was no luxury left for stalling, you needed to get out and fast.

overcome with sorrow, you threw one final glance at your precious, shriveling, home before stepping onto the charred outline.

escape was at last within your grasp, and yet..

your breath hitched, trapping in your throat when you realized how far the fall had been, and no less.. into a field of fire.

..it continued to be so far out of reach.

stay in your home and die with it, or flee your home and die before it — those had been the options that had presented themselves to you. both equally gruesome.

a series of cracking halted your train of thoughts, panic flooding you as the wooden trim fractured beneath your weight.

stripped of a surface to stand on, your hand flew out to seize the splintered frame, eyes widening as you did so.

was this.. the end?

the log crumpled beneath your tight hold, nails clawing helplessly for dear life as your vision began to blur.

maybe.. it was.

not wanting to witness your demise, you squeezed your eyes shut despite the tears that leaked out. it was probably wise to just give in.. and accept fate for whatever it was.

only, it never came.

a feather-light touch caressed your body as a pair of arms secured you against a firm chest, lifting you into the air.

startled, you opened your eyes despite your fears to find a crimson jacket — mixed with charcoal. it.. it couldn’t be.

“falling out of a window, my dearest?” a chuckle seemed to follow as your body was cradled closer to your savior. “you would be wise not to do so while in my absence.. who would be your hero, then?”

had your eyes deceived you amidst the calamity brought upon your homeland? had the fumes gotten to you so badly that your mind had created an image of your friend, now winged, rushing to your aid..

or was it all real?

“ge.. nesis..” you winced, dragging your gaze over to the dark wing protruding from his right shoulder blade before looking up at the ginger. “is it.. really you?”

the former first class SOLDIER regarded you for a moment, an absentminded smile on his lips as he let out a mirthless laugh. “does my monstrous appearance frighten you that much, y/n?”

monstrous? “where did you get that sort of conclusion..? i’m over here thinking this is all.. just a dream, a-and that’s what you assume i think?” you scoffed, reaching a hand to pinch his cheek despite your wounds before closing your eyes. “you are completely mistaken, do not ask me that ever again. you, genesis, are not a monster.”

he stared down at you for a brief second, descending slowly as his boots at last made contact with the ground. “a man who brought discord upon his homeland is anything but a ‘hero’, therefore ‘monster’ emerges as the more suitable term.” the mako-eyed male answered softly, casting one final glance toward his crumbling home — the banora apples melting away with his memories.

knitting your brows together, you lifted your gaze, frowning. “you.. did this?” your voice came out as a whisper, heart trapped in your throat. genesis couldn’t possibly have done so.. it couldn’t have been his doing.

his eyes lowered back down to yours, the sullied smile still tugging at his lips. “indirectly, i suppose, yes.” he affirmed, looking up at the smoke filled sky. “shinra did not take kindly to mine and angeal’s resignation. this, it seems, was their response.” burning a town off the face of the planet until was unrecognizable.

as if it had never been there to begin with.

you gripped his jacket tighter, dropping your head to his chest. “i’ll never forgive them..”

genesis petted your head gently, gaze sharpening. “you would be right not to.”

notes. oki finally finished this, several sittings were taken but here you go anon, i hope you enjoyed it😭 there was not much genesis but he saved the day, um kind of??? maybe.. but yeah🥹

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[jjcattt]

NEW TMAGP WHAMMY LINE JUST DROPPED. HOW WE FEELIN FELLAS!!! anyway review under the cut

i feel like this ep was a bit underutilized tbh. loved the OIAR segments as always (the mental image of colin crawling around just straight up yoinking shit out the walls is amazing) but i feel like the casement had too much setup for not much payoff. the magnus-verse is really at its best when it comes to detail (see the descriptions in episode three) but this ep was just way too vague, and the Eye themes were way too heavy handed. think i might have been babadooked here.

i do have to appreciate the sheer mental anguish hearing jon say 'welcome to my twisted mind' brought me though.

in the end though, The Magnus Protocol has to be seen to be believed :)

[thesimperiuscurse]

LET’S RENOVATE CHALLENGE: SUNSET VALLEY

My twist on the popular Sunset Valley remodels, in challenge form! I have always enjoyed the distinct architectural styles and thought behind the TS3 base game houses, but they definitely could be improved with a refresher for the modern times.

R U L E S

Pick a Sunset Valley house from this list. Renovate one interior or exterior space (or the entire house if you’re up for it!) sensitively with cc—while retaining as much as possible of the original charm, functional intentions, and architectural features. Post the before & afters, EA’s lot description, and your design notes! Tag some friends if you like ♡ Original post for reference.

C A P E  /  C O D

See the full reno: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4

I chose “Unabridged” to renovate, my favourite house in Sunset Valley (and Max’s house from Gen 2, for old legacy readers).

2br, 2ba / 455 Sunnyside Blvd. / 40x40 / A traditional cape style house is made modern by bridging a large custom pool. Easy living on this beach front property will make you feel like you are on vacation every day of the week.

My interpretation of the description (and floor plan) was a summer house meant for a young rich couple who love to entertain. I liked how the house was built like a classic grey-shingled Cape Cod cottage, but they did a pretty shit job at the “made modern” part, especially for the drab interior which had no relationship with the exterior. There was also a lot of wasted space due to the excessive wraparound pool and fenced decks. So, my main goals were to make the outdoor spaces practical for gatherings, align the interior with the Cape Cod style, and reconnect the home with the natural landscape.

C H A N G E  /  L O G

Extended foundations to match façade + straightened out kinky walls

Reconfigured layout to add laundry (replacing second bathroom)

Removed ugly metal railings and unfinished second “level”

Replaced steel windows with white casements

Redecorated with light neutral palette, natural timbers, accents of navy blue and brass (cape cod / mid-century farmhouse style)

Replaced front entrance bridge with landscaped timber boardwalk

Downsized asphalt carpark, changed to sand

Downsized pool, replaced with landscaping for privacy and garden space

Reshaped and layered decks to become proper garden living zones connected to the pool + beach, with timber decking, outdoor kitchen, al fresco dining, firepit, lawn, outdoor shower

Planted olive trees, almond trees, coastal grasses

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[werewolfetone]

(This book I'm reading's description of) casement's analysis of the 1798 french invasion is actually rlly fascinating to me because while he wasn't entirely wrong about its successes/failures it is very interesting how he seemed less aware than he should have been of the fact that many irish sympathisers to the french army didn't just like humbert's men cos they weren't british but because they were thee revolutionary french army who was coming to establish liberté égalité fraternité etc

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I JUST FINISHRD TMAGP 12........ [DERANGED AND BLOODY AND VIOLENT]

OHHHHH SAM AND CELIA. FINALLY. WE WON WE FUCKINNG WON OHHHHH THEM SO MUCH THEM AGHHHHH AHWJAHSGSJJEEHD!!!!!! THEY ARE IN LOVE

alice i cnat takr it anymrke. PLEASE. HAND IN MARRIAGE/P

oh fucking BONZO AGAIN

UFHFJFHFHFU OUGHHH DON'T LIKE THOSE DESCRIPTIONS!!!!!! DONT LIKE THEM AT ALLLLL!!!!!!!! UGHHHHH I HATE BONZO EWWWWW

gwendolyn oh darling im so worried for you

ALICE YOU ARE SLIGHTLY SUSPICIOUS. I STILL TRUST YOU THO

im kinda starting to see where you dyhard shippers are going with this

in conclusion: NEW FAVOURITE EPISODE OF TMAGP EVER. GENUINELY. OTP BECAME CANON AND THHE CASEMENT MADE ME WANT TO FUCKING CURL UP AND DIE :33

[buddyhollyscurls]

i love that reading classic novels like Jane Austen and the Bronte sisters has made me more descriptive when writing houses lmaooo

catch me using words like casement and vestibule now

[pilferingapples]

Oh I’m so glad to see your take down of MVL because even though I haven’t read The Temptation I have read his The Dream of the Celt and for a book that acknowledges Roger Casement’s homosexuality it manages to be homophobic and ahistorical and just plain *boring*. I’d heard great things about it but despite the one or two interesting pieces of imagery it was such a letdown. That book legit maddened me with how bad it was and two and a half years later I haven’t forgiven it

MVL Hate Club Solidarity, Nonny! that's pretty much exactly the experience I with Temptation of the Impossible-- a few very good bits of commentary but mostly just the worst possible opinions, all over the place. Like not even " wow his politics are garbage" (though they do seem to be so) but full on direct counterfactual statements and wild misreadings of even basic descriptions of events. It's very frustrating because I cannot , realistically, ever expect to fight MVL in a Denny's parking lot at 3am and yet in my heart , now, I will ALWAYS be fighting him in a Denny's parking lot at 3am.

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The Ice Queen

She was undisputed, of course, mostly by sheer determination and force of will. Chaotic corruption was leaking so severely, it even began to poison the Jarls in her court. She resisted all cliched description of a fair-skinned, young and slender being, except possibly the slender part, proportional to species. She was a Frost Giant, like all her maddening and scheming Jarls. She stood twice the height at least of any burly warrior of the smaller races, but yet her mind seemed to soar at least four times higher. Her powers were down-to-earth, but not to be sneezed at, judging by the bits and pieces of Demon and Archon form sealed into casements along the walls of her fortress.

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The Ice Queen, a really important NPC of ADOM with an ambiguous species... so I went ahead and added her some backstory of being a Frost Giant herself, one of the few in positions of power who was resisting the Corruption of Andor Drakon's attempted invasion.

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Book Review: Magic Casement

Back when I was a freshman in college, I had a friend who had a remarkably similar background to mine. We ended up drifting apart as we worked on our degrees, but before that happened, he introduced me to The Dresden Files and Firefly, and he gave me a few book recommendations.

A few months ago I finally looked up one of these: Magic Casement, by Dave Duncan. The premise intrigued me, but I'd never been able to track it down at a library, and it had gotten shoved into a dusty corner of my mind. I started reading it, but didn't get very far until today, when I had some free time and decided to give it a proper go.

The Good: This is (almost) the archetypal Old-Fashioned Fantasy Book: the main characters are a princess and a stableboy, childhood friends, who are definitely not falling in love. The princess is a bit of a tomboy and skates pretty close to Not Like Other Girls, but does mature quite a bit over the course of the book. The stableboy is, of course, an orphan. There's a subplot about political marriages and a lot of yearning, and a desperate winter journey to warn the princess of impending events, and humble people unaware that they are magical, and magically talented bards, and some really lush descriptions of scenery.

The magic system is one I haven't seen before, and originally the thing that sold me on the book. I get the impression that later books will add refinements to the system, and I'm curious to see where the author takes it.

This won't appeal to everyone, but it's exactly what I wanted. Or would have been, except for

The Bad: At one point, one of the main characters has to travel through enemy territory, a forest controlled by a mysterious group of people, and of course has a run-in with them. The mysterious forest people ("goblins" although, like all the other cultures in this world, they're human), in my opinion, are unfortunately reminiscent of some Native American stereotypes. There's some truth in the idea that if evil fantasy cultures remind you of real-life races, it might be a you problem, but these particular villains are described as wearing "fringed and beaded buckskins," moccasins and mukluks, and long braided black hair. They live in longhouses and trade furs, and are given new names after undergoing rites of passage. I'm not, of course, opposed to basing bits of your fantasy cultures on real-life cultures, but I don't think it was done well here. I don't want to accuse the author of hating native people or anything of the sort -- but yikes, the implications are Not Good. In fairness, I should mention that there are parts of the culture which don't seem to be taken from Native American stereotypes -- but that's hardly a selling point. It's a pity, because up until this interlude I was feeling that this book was exactly what I needed.

I'm not sure if I'll read the next book. I am interested to see where the author takes the story, and, as mentioned before, I heartily enjoyed most of it! But the Evil Almost-(but-not-quite)-Native culture really left an unpleasant taste in my mouth. Maybe if I find these cheap and used?

[aubreysnailbat]

tmagp 11!!!!! AGH

celia, sweetheart. im not mad at you, just curious. WHAT THE FUCK IS HAPPENING???? WHATA RE YOU DOING?????

i missed alice so much dueing these past four weeks im so glad to her voice and silly dialogue again

i love sam and alice's interactions, they care eachother so much and it makes me cry

WOW what a CASEMENT!!!! IM GONNA EAT IT

INK5OUL IS THAT YOY

mocha discourse in the office

gwen's description of mr bonzo puts immeasurable levels of dread in me

lena WHAT THE FUCK

hmmmm LOT of mentions of not sleeping in this episode!!!!

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