#myras

[prokopetz]

One of my favourite recurring bits of terminology confusion is folks who've never played Dungeons & Dragons hearing that it has a class called a "monk", and, being aware that D&D's milieu is generically medieval, assuming they must be based on Catholic monks – particularly when you start explaining what the class actually does.

[deerdoeb]

Gelphie on Wicked Brazil, If you even care

[ghariban]

— you can just tell they had the most fun time filming monkey man too. dev patel the multitalented and gorgeous man that you are.

[striderepiphany]

For @itficlibrary ‘s Valentine’s Day collab event I was paired with @tozierlvr with the prompt “exes to lovers”! Here’s my illustration for their fic Motion Sickness on AO3 :)) HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!!!!

[just-your-average-shiz-student]

Myra Ruiz and Fabi Bang perform What Is This Feeling in the Brazillian production of Wicked

[brydigdraws]

This is how that interview went, right?

[dream-world-universe]

Rock-cut tombs, Myra, Demre, Turkey: Myra was a Lycian city, then captured by Ancient Greece and lived under their rule, then the Roman Empire and then the Ottoman in Lycia, which became the small Turkish town of Kale, renamed Demre in 2005, in the present-day Antalya Province of Turkey. It was founded on the river Myros, in the fertile alluvial plain between Alaca Dağ, the Massikytos range and the Aegean Sea. Wikipedia

[vbrosclips]

s2e10 I Know Why The Caged Bird Kills

[quotemadness]

It was good for a while, being empty. I didn’t hurt anymore. But as time went on, it was like I could hear myself from far away, begging for permission to come back.

Myra McEntire

[warblingstatic]

oh! myra

[wystia]

inspired by this post from the wonderful @wildmelon

🐝🐝

[theellipelli]

some npcs from my upcoming pirate themed dnd campaign

[notsoterrifyingrenegade]

Thinking about women in the Venture Bros universe, specifically how they’re treated in the OSI vs the GCI (spoiler alert: it’s way better in the Guild)

Throughout the show we see three prominent women in the OSI: Gathers, Myra, and Amber Gold. They’re all mistreated by the organization in one way or another.

Gathers is forced to detransition to get back in because she knows it’s a boys club and there’s no way they’ll ever let a woman into a position of power.

Myra has been broken by her job and then the OSI sweeps her under the rug and tries to act like she never existed.

Amber Gold is almost never seen in the field on her own and is always accompanied by a man (Headshot and Brock).

On the other hand the women of the GCI have wayyy more agency. There are plenty of female antagonists who work on their own and are in positions of power (Vain Gloria, Mommy Longlegs, Novia). Sheila was originally an antagonist in her own right as Lady Au Pair and later became part of the council and became more important than her husband.

Hell, even Bobbi says that she basically switched sides because of how badly she was treated in the OSI.

I definitely don’t think this is just a coincidence. In many of the pieces of media that the Venture Bros takes inspiration from there are very few women, especially spies/soldiers, but there are PLENTY of villains/femme fatales. I think it's so interesting to see how women navigate a world where many of the systems are rigged against them but they still tend to win in some way regardless.

[omglaurashutup]

ah, yes... the greatest of them all: Wicked Brazil

[atomic-chronoscaph]

The Creeping Terror (1964)

[just-your-average-shiz-student]

Myra Ruiz and Hipólyto perform As Long As You're Mine in the Brazillian production of 𝐖𝐢𝐜𝐤𝐞𝐝