OWL HOUSE FACT #32: Every dark cloud has a silver lining, and boy was Raine glad when their silver lining from the Belos possession was a full head of hair
(Eda likes it too, but would have been fine with it either way.)
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"I'm what inspired the fairy tale."
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"crud" isn't enough when you have a fucking spinosaurus going after your head
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damn that guys bisexual. good for him good for him
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i like the whiplash of going up to astarion on durge and having him worry about how he noticed you haven't been sleeping and it must mean you're having trouble w your urges, trying to joke around and cheer you up. and rthen going to minthara who immediately goes "you're a bhaalspawn?!! HOT ‼ let's go kill my ex and rule the world together 🥺❤"
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Like the whole record, “Cosmia" affirms life without offering a wisp of false consolation. “The thing that I was experiencing and dwelling on the entire time is that there are so many things that are not okay and that will never be okay again," says Newsom. “But there’s also so many things that are okay and good that sometimes it makes you crumple over with being alive. We are allowed such an insane depth of beauty and enjoyment in this lifetime. It’s what my Dad talks about sometimes. He says the only way that he knows there’s a God is that there’s so much gratuitous joy in this life. And that’s his only proof. There’s so many joys that do not assist in the propagation of the race or self- preservation. There’s no point whatsoever. They are so excessively, mind-bogglingly joy-producing that they distract from the very functions that are supposed to promote human life. They can leave you stupefied, monastic, not productive in any way, shape, or form. And those joys are there and they are unflagging and they are ever-growing. And still, there are these things that you will never be able to feel okay about-- unbearably awful, sad, ugly, unfair things."
Joanna Newsom in "Always Coming Home" by Erik Davis (Arthur Magazine)
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