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phier · 2 months
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Participated in my first ever game jam and it was great! It was for the Historically Accurate Game Jam 8, and the theme was assassinations! My team and I created a Visual Novel about a certain famous murder during the rule of Mary Queen of Scots. Check it out!
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celestias-selfships · 5 months
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The old Anastasia can’t come to the phone right now.
Why?
Oh, cause she’s dead!
Hi, I'm Anastasia, I'm 19, and I love selfshipping. I left the community and kept this blog for a while because I was not mentally ok and I was healing. I wanna be here and make friends here. I don't care about politics. I don't care what views you hold, I just wanna make friends. I'm a huge Swiftie. I'm down to share F/Os, if you don't want to and you don't want me to interact, let me know. If you have rules for people who have the same f/os, let me know and I'll follow them and tag.
turbulent INTJ, Hufflepuff (not supporting JKR, just liking the vibes of the hufflepuff common room and the double entendre), Reputation stan, harbinger of chaos, princess
Favorite artists: The Doors, Taylor Swift, Palaye Royale, Elle Lexxa, Siouxie and the Banshees, The Cure, Nine Inch Nails
Self insert: Celestia, an ex disney actress turned popstar.
tag: #I'll be the actress staring in your bad dreams
Celestia's wiki
F/O list with tags (in case we share, you can filter those tags if you want) and statuses (if no status, assume we're still dating)
Geralt of Rivia (not Liam Hemsworth, married, The Witcher) #linked by destiny
Alucard (Hellsing) #Hells Bells
Jareth (Labyrinth) #dance on fire as it intends
Damon Salvatore (weird on/off again fling, The Vampire Diaries) #maybe we got lost in translation
Enzo St. John (The Vampire Diaries) #with every guitar string scar on my hand
Elijah Mikaelson (The Originals) #never let me go
The Darkling/Alexsander Morova (Shadow and Bone) #Moonlit Drive
Dean Winchester (Supernatural) #november flush and your flannel cure
John Reese (Person Of Interest) #my knight in shining armor
Silco (Arcane) #we got the love in automatic
Viktor (Arcane #Gold Rush
Malcolm Bright #brighten up my life
Leon Scott Kennedy (Resident Evil) #whiskey on ice sunset and vine
Reno Sinclair (Final Fantasy 7) #aint it funny
Ferid Bathory (Seraph of the End) #nocturnal serenade
Lucifer Morningstar (Lucifer on Netflix) #Don't blame me
Daryl Dixon (The Walking Dead) #the archer
Astarion (Baldur's gate III) #i was enchanted to meet you
Undertaker (Black Butler) #angel of small death and the codeine scene
Sebastian Michaelis (Black Butler) #carnations you had thought were roses
Connor (Detroit Become Human) #Can we always be this close
Karl Heisenberg (Resident Evil Village) #a shot in the darkest dark
Killian Jones (Once Upon A Time) #today was a fairytale
Spencer Reid (Criminal Minds) #is it cool that I said all that
Robert Montague Renfield (Renfield) #a love for the ages
Blade (Honkai Star Rail) #love the void
Patrick Jane (The Mentalist) #crazy = genius
August Ruthven (The Case Study of Vanitas) #red are the arms of luxuriant chairs and you won't know a thing until you get inside
Noe (The Case Study of Vanitas) #good old fashioned lover boy
Vanitas (The Case Study of Vanitas) #mr doctor man
Dwayne (the Lost Boys) #wait for the signal and I'll meet you after dark
Jerry (2011 Fright Night) #take the highway to the end of the night
Kaeya Alberich (Genshin Impact) #like snow on the beach
Tartaglia/Childe (Genshin Impact) #Ocean blue eyes looking in mine Alhaitham (Genshin Impact) #life was a willow and it bent right to your wind
@canongf Hi, I'm the anon who is returning after a bit. thank you for letting me tag you!
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theyoungraven · 2 years
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VnC anime where everything is the same except Ruthven is voiced by Patrick Warburton.
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tawneybel · 4 years
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Imagine Count Dracula giving you Lord Ruthven as a pet.
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jus-morbo · 4 years
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Wilde, 1997
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lopsidedspecs · 4 years
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No excuses. Was in the mood for some more painterly portrait style art. Here’s a thing from bbc Dracula 🧛‍♂️ I lament this show a bit because I felt like it had the potential to be so much better.
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im-goin-mad · 3 years
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brb reading lord ruthven x adisa
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scotianostra · 5 years
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On July 24rd 1567 Mary Queen of Scots was forced to abdicate. 
n my opinion this was one of the most shameful events in our history. After Carberry on June 15th she spent the night in Edinburgh before being taken and imprisoned at Lochleven Castle in Kinross. By all accounts Mary then miscarried twins before a visit from Patrick Lindsay, 6th Lord Lindsay of the Byres and Patrick Ruthven, 3rd Lord Ruthven who told her in no uncertain terms what would happen if she did not give up her crown in favour of her son, the future James VI. 
Finding first hand sources is always a bonus to me, and so it is over to Claude Nau de la Boisseliere, Mary's private secretary, who recorded this event in his memoirs which were translated from French into English as The History of Mary Stewart: From the Murder of Riccio Until Her Flight Into England. Also present was Mary's supporter James Melville. 
"On the afternoon of the ... day of ... 1567, the Lords Lindsay and Ruthven, accompanied by two notaries and the said Melvil, came into the queen's chamber. She was lying on her bed, in a state of very great weakness, partly by reason of her extreme trouble (partly in consequence of a great flux, the result of a miscarriage of twins, her issue by Bothwell), so that she could move only with great difficulty. With extreme audacity and anger Lindsay gave her to understand of the commission with which he was charged by the nobility, namely, to make her sign certain letters for the resignation of the crown; which he required her to be pleased to read. Although she had already been assured by Melvil, in the name of the nobles mentioned above, that she need make no difficulty, she plainly refused to do so; she could not in conscience (her heart telling her that she was innocent) prejudice her honour by sanctioning such an unjust statement. At the same time she knew that her life was in great and immediate danger. And of a truth it was the intention of the rebels, if she did not sign these letters, to take her from Lochleven, and as they were crossing the lake to throw her into it, or secretly to convey her to some island in the middle of the sea, there to be kept unknown to the whole world, in close custody for the remainder of her life. Lindsay confirmed this; for, as soon as he saw that her Majesty resolutely refused to sign these letters, he told her to rise from bed, and that he had charge to carry her to a place where he would give a good account of her to the lords of the country. Several times he advised her to sign, for if she did not, she would compel them to cut her throat, however unwilling they might be.
This poor princess, seeing herself thus treated by her own subjects, and being without any of her domestics (for the two femmes-de-chamhre, whom only she had with her, had been turned out), asked where she was to be taken. She demanded very earnestly to be admitted before the estates of the country and the parliament to answer to the points mentioned in these letters. Lindsay replied that he had no instructions on these heads, and could say nothing more. Thus, without any form of legal proceeding or knowledge of the cause, they compelled her Majesty by threats and present violence to sign these instruments, which they caused to be read by the said notaries. When they asked her what she thought of the matter, she answered several times that she did not consent to the contents of these instruments, that she had signed them in direct opposition to her intention and will, and that they had been extorted from her by force and constraint. She protested, therefore, that she would observe and keep them no longer than during her imprisonment, and she frequently asked those who were present to be her witnesses."
Mary signed the deeds, in the hope that they would be found invalid because they were signed under duress, but it was the end of her reign, and her son was crowned on 29th July at the Church of the Holy Rude, Stirling.
Nau goes on to write that after Mary had signed the papers "she was taken (with great altercation on both sides) into a great gloomy tower in Lochleven. She was there shut up, within an iron gate, in such a miserable condition, that no poor criminal could be treated worse." He also claims that she was deprived of ink, paper and books, and that attempts were made to poison her.
The English translation of Nau's memoirs can be read on archive.org - https://archive.org/stream/historymarystew00naugoog#page/n6/mode/2up, see pages 59-62 for the part about Mary's abdication.
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I got a new dracula ad on Instagram that was like "he watches what he eats" with dramatic music and a thudding heartbeat and claes looking at patrick (who is playing lord ruthven!!!! What's happening!!! So excited for this dracula butt)
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as-bct · 5 years
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Data Objects Assessment 2 - Iterative Processes & Team
Creative Technologies Studio 1.
Anwell Siena Chinmay Patel Grace Hollamby Hannah Ruthven Nani Blackson Patrick Zat’ko Regy Yap Timothy Cahayanto
The following list is the process of my contribution to this whole entire project: (Day 1 - Last Day)
https://as-bct.tumblr.com/post/183929985351/day-1-2-data-objects-assignment-encoding-of
https://as-bct.tumblr.com/post/184451561266/day-3-and-4-data-objects-windmill-and-energy
https://as-bct.tumblr.com/post/184452201161/day-5-first-prototype-data-objects
https://as-bct.tumblr.com/post/184523598806/day-6-two-out-of-eight-data-objects
https://as-bct.tumblr.com/post/184524173621/day-7-back-to-the-windmill-data-objects
https://as-bct.tumblr.com/post/184524411491/day-8-coasters-and-deforestation-data-objects
https://as-bct.tumblr.com/post/184525249231/holi-days-the-turnaround-data-object
https://as-bct.tumblr.com/post/184525925416/holi-days-windchimes-flute-data-objects
https://as-bct.tumblr.com/post/184526206421/holi-days-windchime-flute-recording-data-and
https://as-bct.tumblr.com/post/184526517186/holi-days-windchime-flute-recording-prototype
https://as-bct.tumblr.com/post/184526550086/holi-days-final-product-data-objects
https://as-bct.tumblr.com/post/184526815456/last-day-data-objects-peer-reviewfeedbacks
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tawneybel · 4 years
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I recently found your BBC Dracula and Lord Ruthven post and thank you because I love Lord Ruthen, you know as you do, and I forgot he existed until I found your post! 😂
Patrick Walshe McBride is cute and all, but I would say it’s more lust than love on my part when it comes to Ruthven lol. I just like writing for underappreciated/obscure characters.
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steellegacy · 6 years
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🏰Glenbuchat (pronounced ‘Glenbucket’) Castle. The castle is dated 1590, and had a courtyard. The castle was built by the Gordons, whose earlier stronghold was at Badenyon. It was occupied by James VI’s forces during the rebellion by George Gordon, Earl of Huntly, in 1592. Patrick Gordon of Glenbuchat is on record in 1663. Brigadier-General John Gordon of Glenbuchat fought for the Jacobites in both the 1715 and 1745 Risings, and led the Gordons and Farquharsons at the Battle of Culloden in 1746 – when already 70. Earlier he had been the leader of the men who took Ruthven Barracks in February 1746. He was hunted after the battle, but managed to escape to Norway, disguised as a beggar, and died in France. The castle was a ruin by 1738, was sold to the Duff Earl of Fife the same year, and replaced by Glenbuchat House, which dates from 1826 and has a double bow-front. #castle #glenbuchat #scotland
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tyneoconnell · 6 years
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With Grey Gowrie Alexander Patrick Greysteil Ruthven, 2nd Earl of Gowrie & @cordelia.oconnell @tyneoconnell @cee_jonsey Dr Steven O’Brien & The Doctor Burhan Al-Chalabi - Celebrating #poetry with the annual poetry prize from the @londonmagazine Magazine which dates back to 1732 when #Mayfair London was the centre of #Salon Life in the world. #Poetry nourishes the soul & while a solitary peaceful affair Centuries of martyred #poets #writers & #eccentrics attest we #poets take an enormous risk & sometimes pay a heavy cost for daring to cut a line of our own. #Cromwell’s Puritan Military Dictatorship - like all #militarydictatorships & religious zealots throughout history, mocked poets & Eccentrics as feeble fools, lacking in bravery. Yet despite taunting us for being weak, #poets & #eccentrics are always the first to be lined up against the executioner’s wall ... we scare them to death you see & we would be unwise to ignore the threat they believe we pose (at Collyer Bristow)
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casbooks · 7 years
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Title: All the King's Armies: A Military History of the English Civil War 1642-1651
Authors: Stuart Reid
ISBN: 9780752486758
Tags: England, English Civil War, Oliver Cromwell
Subject: Books.General History.Europe.British, Books.Military.16th-17th Century.Europe.UK
On 23 September 1642 Prince Rupert's cavalry triumphed outside Worcester in the first major clash of the English Civil War. Almost precisely nine years later, on 3 September 1651, that war was won by Oliver Cromwell's famous Ironsides outside the same city and in part upon the same ground. Stuart Reid provides a detailed yet readable new military history - the first to be published for over twenty years - of the three conflicts between 1642 and 1651 known as the English Civil War. Prince Rupert, Oliver Cromwell, Patrick Ruthven, Alexander Leslie and Sir Thomas Fairfax all play their parts in this fast-moving narrative. At the heart of the book are fresh interpretations, not only of the key battles such as Marston Moor in 1644, but also of the technical and economic factors which helped shape strategy and tactics, making this a truly comprehensive study of one of the most famous conflicts in British history. This book is a must for all historians and enthusiasts of seventeenth-century English history.
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