#eric the viking

[aimuscle]

Squat for your life.

[chloe-skywalker]

I started watching "True Blood" on Hulu

The first season I was like WTF is going on? WTF am I watching?

Then I was like oh now it's getting really good and I looked back to see where I felt it went good and I was like oh season 2 lol.

I have fallen in love with the Eric Northman character.

I wasn't sure I was gonna like this show or have a character I really liked but Eric grew on me and I really like him.

I've been reading all the fanfiction I can find on him! I read over 600 things in day this past week tumblr gave me a badge for it lol.

I just don't know if I can wrote for him he's just so new and I love him to much at the moment.

But would anyone be interested if I wrote for him?

What about for Godric? Loved him to.

[blackleatherjacketz]

The amount of Viking lore I’ve learned against my will while watching Vampire shows is astronomical.

[chernobog13]

Spam. It's what's for dinner.

[fangbangerghoul]

This was the moment before Ghoul picked up Eric and threw him.

[angelfiredpod]

THE QUEEN & THE VIKING

[liberty1776]

Illustration for Eric Brighteyes by Lancelot Speed: Gora the Witch, "he found a beauteous woman, who wore a purple cloak and a great girdle of gold, seated on a rock, combing her black hair and singing the while; and, at her feet washing to a fro in a pool, was a dead man." H. Rider Haggard, Eric Brighteyes 1891.

Eric Brighteyes is an epic Viking novel by H. Rider Haggard that concerns the adventures of a Viking in 10th-century Iceland.

 Lancelot Speed (13 June 1860 – 31 December 1931) was a coastal painter and a British illustrator of books in the Victorian era, usually of a fantastical or romantic nature. He is probably most well known for his illustrations for Andrew Lang's fairy story books. Speed is credited as the designer of the 1916 silent film version of the novel She: A History of Adventure by H. Rider Haggard, which he illustrated.

[the-halfling-prince]

Had this vision in my head, had to draw it. Idk what the context is but here's another teen Zephyr drawing but this time one of my ocs is there too

[aidansplaguewind]

did they really kill off Aidan in yet another show? that’s so lame. and he was looking really good in those gifsets you made…

I'm not sure but maybe I should put a TRIGGER WARNING for unaliving oneself being mentioned. But I don't use the "S" word.

My reply is below the cut.

YES, they sure as shit did. And you're right, he looked AMAZING this season. So fucking hot. I wanted more of that next season.

Even though I predicted his demise from almost the very beginning, and I even predicted the way in which he would die (self inflicted) - I still had the tiniest bit of hope that he would come out of his funk, kill Bren and become the leader they needed.

I thought to myself, there is NO WAY this show will duplicate its exact ending to the first season, again at the end of the second season. They literally ended season one and season two with Frank dying. Only this time he's gone for good. But how incredibly lazy is that? It's so fucking lame.

And I went on Twitter and looked at the #RTEKIN tag to see what the public was saying, and their dumb asses thought it was bloody brilliant. Like? Seriously? No wonder television sucks nowadays. It's because the vast majority of the public viewers aren't too bright and they're apparently very easy to amuse. So the writers don't even have to try.

I'm being mean, I know, but I am so tired of Aidan’s characters being killed off. I'm used to it, but I'm tired of it. I'm ready for him to be on something and have a long run again. Knowing my luck he'll get something for the long haul and they will dye his hair, make him look ridiculous, and make him have an American Accent.

I'm also really tired or predictable television and films.

Watching Aidan put a gun to his head kind of shook me. Luckily, once he puts it to his head, the screen went black and you hear the shot, so you don’t actually have to watch it happen. But it still bothered me. I know it's not real but just the idea was kind of traumatic for me, and I really wasn't expecting it to be. It's been almost 24 hours since I saw it and I'm still processing it.

I'm just so bummed. So very fucking bummed. We got to see more of who Frank was. I got attached and I knew I shouldn't. And even though I won't watch to find out, I feel so bad for Birdy losing her baby brother. And even though Viking and Frank weren't close, watching his dad unalive himself right in front of him is so gotta fuck him up. How could it not? I'm so tired of television writers going for shock value because they aren't capable of writing an interesting story or character.

I'm tired.

[dixiec89]

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Sneak peak from episode 2 of Kin

[aimuscle]

So handsome... I'm in love.

[spookylilbimbo]

Went on an adventure today to a ton of liquor stores..found some good stuff we don't sell at mine! This sour beer is so good 😍

[sandoku]

found on the net 😅

[fangbangerghoul]

The Boys™️ had an intervention for Ghoul. They had been traveling for 3 straight days and the big guys were tired.

(Ambrosius is @lisa-and-shadow pawn and Quil is @bearlytolerant pawn)

Ghoul gave in after they took down a minotaur and a small goblin camp. She was finally feeling the weight of exhaustion, herself. Eric was the first to sleep (of course) and Ambrosius was sleeping immediately after (not without making small retorts about Ghouls choices).

The late night was left to Quil and Ghoul discussing mundane topics, from plants to the Constellations. He stayed up with her until she finally found it in her to relax and go to sleep.

[angelfiredpod]

ERIC NORTHMAN