Jeyne Poole - Fancasts
Age: 10/11 - 13/14
Appearance: She’s pretty with brown eyes and dark hair. She is skinny with nice white teeth.
Character: Anne Boleyn [Younger]
Actress: Unknown
Show: Spanish Princess [2019] [Season 1 & Ep 7]
[Unknown Age, looks to be around 9 - 11 so around the right age for her at Kings Landing or Winterfell. She is pretty and skinny with brown eyes. She also has dark hair. She wears Tudor ish clothes.]
Character: Julana’la Beltraneja
Actress: Carmen Sanchez
Show: Isabella [2012] [Season 1 & 2]
[She was 10/11 - 11/12 during these seasons so the right age for Jeyne from when he first meet her till her marriage to Ramsay. She is skinny and pretty with brown eyes plus dark hair. She wears 15th century clothes.]
Character: Agatha Blackburn
Actress: Macy Drouin
Show: Reign [2013] [Season 3 & 4]
[Unknown Age, looks good be around 11 - 13 so the right age for Jeyne when we first meet her to her marriage to Ramsay. She is skinny and pretty with brown eyes plus dark hair. She wears vaguely 16th century clothes.]
Character[s]: Betsy Bell, Wendy Darling & Imogen Helhoughton
Actress: Rachel Hurd-Wood
Movie[s]: An American Haunting [2005], Peter Pan [2003] & Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking [2004]
[She was 12/13 during Peter Pan so would be good for when she was forced into sex work. She is 13/14 in the Sherlock Holmes scene so good for her during/after her marriage to Ramsay. She is a slightly too old for Jeyne currently in an American Haunting at 14/15 but I think she would be good for her in TWOW. She is pretty and skinny but does not have brown eyes plus her hair isn’t that dark. She wears early 20th century plus fantasy clothes in Peter Pan. She wears early 20th century undergarments in her scene in Sherlock. She wears 19th century clothes in An American Haunting.]
Character[s]: Jade Butterfield & Violet
Actress: Brooke Shields
Movie: Endless Love [1981] & Pretty Baby [1978]
CW/TW: Child Nudity & Violence [Would recommend just using clips off YouTube instead of watching these disgusting movies]
[She was 12/13 during Pretty Baby so the right age for when she was forced into sex work and during her marrying Ramsay. She is 15/16 during Endless Love so too old for Jeyne but I only like this movie the scenes with the flowers in her hair. She is pretty and skinny with brown eyes and dark hair. She wears early 20th century clothes in Pretty Baby & modern in Endless Love.]
Character: Diana Barry
Actress: Dalila Bela
Show: Anne with an E [2017]
[She is far too old at 16 - 18 but her character is around the same age as Jeyne. She is skinny and pretty with brown eyes plus dark hair. She wears 19th century clothes.]
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Hi, I'm Eybe!
I made this blog to have a place to obsess a little over my fixations (rn it is Good Omens obv).
I've been writing! If you want, check my ff on AO3 :) (English is not my first language, so expect mistakes. Não que eu seja muito melhor em português, mas sabe como é né)
Also... could I interest you in a ✨️ficlet or poem✨️?? Send me a word on the ask box and I'll write one for you!!
I mostly use tags for yapping. I don't tag things properly – I'm getting better at it, but don't expect trigger/content warnings. These are the ones I use with some consistency:
#woven words - Poetry stuff, apparently I'm doing that now.
#✨️Random fic rec✨️- I try to recommend a fic every so often! (It was weekly before but i couldn't keep it up LMAO. It takes me long to write the recs)They aren't spoiler free since it's a bit of a collection of my thoughts&experience reading it (I'm very enthusiastic about it)
#words after words - my ramblings about writing.
#sdrOwOrds - my fanfics & ficlets
#endless rewatch - for when I'm inevitably rewatching gomens and wanna talk about it.
#fanart i guess - hm this is new. I'm drawing sometimes. I'm not good but I have fun!
#tag game! & #ask game :D - for tag&ask games lol
#ask tag :) - all my asks.
#random ramble - more personal stuff. Whatever goes on my mind and i want to share for some reason.
I do love the ask thingy (and messages) so feel free to talk to me and send stuff! i won't bite, promise (unless you ask kindly)
(More about me under the cut)
🚧in construction 🚧
[Masterlists]
I'm too invested in music (I listen to a lot of different stuff) and fanfiction, and I do love anime and tv shows (Hannibal, Percy Jackson, The Good Place, Dirk Gently are some of them!). I like to watch people playing videogames, but don't play much myself bc I suck at them. Very much. It's comical. But I do love stardew valley, the Sims and Inscryption :)
Things that I like (and that you eventually see reblogs about (probably. Let'sbe honest this is 99% a gomens blog)):
Podcasts - Midnight burger, Magnus Archives, Dungeons and Daddies, Sherlock&Co, França e o Labirinto, Good Omens Radio drama, Paciente 63.
TV shows - Good Omens (obv), Dirk Gently, The umbrella academy, Hannibal, Percy Jackson, The good place, Interview with the vampire, Modern Family, This is Us, Dexter
Movies - Everything Everywhere All at once, Deadpool, studio Ghibli movies
Cartoons & Animes - Steven Universe, Adventure Time. Irmão do Jorel, Regular Show, Sponge Bob, Scooby Doo, almost anything hanna barbera actually, Barakamon, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, Jujutsu Kaisen, Mob Psycho, Given, SK8, Dr Stone, YuYu Hakusho, HxH, DoroHeDoro, Fulk Metal Alchemist, Beastars (I do read manga too, but it's been a while. I liked Blue Exorcist, Golden Kamuy, Deadman Wonderland, Assassination Classroom)
Music - almost anything. Some: Ghost, Sleep Token, Cartola, Pet shop boys, blur, Secos e molhados, lady gaga, Orville peck, Sepultura, Rita Lee, Scorpions, Tracy Chapman, ABBA. Stromae, Lil Simz, Liniker, Hozier, Yellow Days, MacDeMarco, Alt-j, YinYin, Queen, Lil Nas X, The smiths, The Cure, Arctic Monkeys... so much more. (My tastes tend to be very 80s tho for some reason. In general terms, Disco, Rock, MPB & city pop are what I listen the most I think?)
Games - Stardew Valley, Inscryption, Minecraft, The Sims, Cities Skylines, Katana Zero
Other - Ordem paranormal (RPG livestreams), webtoons, architecture (in general)
Dividers by Enchantings!!
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The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) are bleeding cash and facing a $2 million deficit, and Representative Ritchie Torres is celebrating.
Torres, a New York Democrat who has been staunchly pro-Israel amid its war with Hamas, expressed his content with recent reports that suggest the DSA's debts have reached the seven-figure mark.
"The DSA is collapsing in real time under the weight of its own antisemitism and extremism," he told The Sun on Monday. "It is fair to say that I will not be mourning its death or attending its funeral."
Newsweek reached out to the DSA via email for comment.
Over the weekend, a report emerged that the DSA—which has led pro-Palestinian protests against the U.S. response to the war—is facing financial headwinds that could result in layoffs. The Bread and Roses caucus in the DSA published a blog post on Thursday confirming those reports and saying while no one wanted to consider such drastic measures, staff costs would have to be reduced given the "great crisis for capital."
The January 18 post said that the DSA is projecting $5 million in income for 2024, but $7 million in expenses.
"That means we eventually need to come up with $2 million to break even," said Alex Pellitteri, Kristin Schall and Laura Wadlin—members of the 2023-2025 DSA National Political Committee from the Bread and Roses caucus.
The DSA leaders said that while the current sociopolitical climate should be a "really favorable time for DSA"—citing the growing support for Palestinians and for labor groups across the nation—the group has "still been treading water, and things are going to get more challenging before they get better."
A November poll from Quinnipiac University found that the number of U.S. voters who sympathize with Palestinians more than Israelis has grown in the wake of the war, although the majority still have more sympathy for Israelis.
"Biden's disastrous policy of fueling Israel's genocide in Gaza has created the kind of space for an independent alternative from the Democratic Party that has not existed since [independent Vermont Senator] Bernie [Sanders]," they said, but Pellitteri, Schall and Wadlin admitted: "We have not had strong figures at the top of the organization to lead with a political vision that inspires people to become committed socialists."
"Working people are inspired to transform the world, but they are doing it elsewhere," the post said.
Torres, whose office has been vandalized by pro-Palestinian protesters, has previously tussled with the DSA over the Middle East. The congressman, who represents the South Bronx, has accused DSA members of promoting antisemitism by supporting a Manhattan rally that was held in the wake of the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel.
"The NYC-DSA is revealing itself for what it truly is—a deep rot of antisemitism," Torres said in an October 8 statement. "The DSA should be universally condemned for its genocidal celebration of Israel's destruction in the wake of Israel's deadliest terrorist attack."
In response, the DSA has held several protests outside his office.
Torres is not the only Democrat at odds with the organization since the fighting broke out in the Gaza Strip.
Representative Shri Thanedar, a Michigan Democrat, renounced his membership in the DSA after the October rally, saying: "I can no longer associate with an organization unwilling to call out terrorism in its form." The DSA has emphasized that it did not organize the rally but acknowledged that the New York City chapter promoted the event "in anticipation of escalatory violence to come" after October 7.
In the Hamas attack that triggered the war, some 1,200 people were killed and Hamas and other militants abducted about 250 people, according to the Associated Press. Israel subsequently launched its heaviest-ever air strikes on Gaza. As of Monday, at least 25,295 people have been killed in Gaza and more than 60,000 wounded, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, the AP said.
While Torres blamed the gap in funding on the DSA's outspoken position on the Israel-Hamas war, the Bread and Roses members pointed to mismanagement from top directors in the organization.
In Thursday's blog post, the DSA leaders said that senior staffers had withheld essential information from elected leaders and imposed their own political objectives that hindered the DSA from achieving its ultimate goal of "a rupture with capitalism."
"As a result, we are now left holding the bag and tasked with cutting expenses just to keep the organization afloat," they said. "It's our responsibility now to learn from our mistakes: not reckoning soon enough with a downturn in enthusiasm, and failing to understand that as a sign that we were not serving our role to champion independent politics as a socialist organization in a time of great crisis for capital."
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