#prince-wood

[violetrains]

Instead of telling men to repress their emotions to appear stronger we should encourage them to sing incredibly dramatic ballads to process their emotions like in fictional movies. Maybe the world would heal faster. And also it would be very funny.

These are my personal favorites.

[egophiliac]

hold your children

I'm just exploding in slow motion until the rest of episode 7 comes out

[senblades]

it continues to be May 28! This is my second piece for the @akeshuakeauzine <3

Slay the Princess! What a game. And, a lot of shuake vibes, from my heavily biased point of view. I've said it before, but I absolutely will be writing something for this AU at some point, mark my words (at some point... see, this is the problem with having longfics-)

This one was in volume 2! (and, I think someone else also did a Slay the Princess peice as well- go check out the zine! go look at everyone's stuff! it's all amazing <3 <3)

[medievalandfantasymelee]

THE HOT MEDIEVAL & FANTASY MEN MELEE

QUALIFYING ROUND: 138th Tilt

“Cinderella's Prince”, Into the Woods (2014) VS. Edgin Darvis, Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Among Thieves (2023)

Propaganda

“Cinderella's Prince”, Into the Woods (2014) Portrayed by: Chris Pine

“Him ripping his shirt open during the song "Agony" is enough for a vote right there. And then he goes and has Chris Pine's beautiful face on top of it.”

Edgin Darvis, Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Among Thieves (2023) Portrayed by: Chris Pine

“Edgin is such a fun character - he's charismatic, realistically flawed, and genuinely kind to the people around him. His platonic relationship with Holga is delightful. And he's pretty - he's not a strong warrior or hardened veteran, but a handsome guy with a good smile.”

Additional Propaganda Under the Cut

Additional Propaganda

For Cinderella's Prince:

[Gifset]

For Edgin Darvis:

“I like...his face. And his lute. And his ability to value friendships with women.”

[Gifset]

“He's a clever charismatic thief, he's funny, he's tough, he's devoted to his daughter. He's a gorgeous DILF.”

[wwprice1]

New stories and creative teams coming in October! Love these covers!

[illustratus]

The Sleeping Beauty by Gustave Doré

"Reclining upon a bed was a princess of radiant beauty."

The Sleeping Beauty, La Belle au Bois Dormant, The Beauty in the Sleeping Forest, The Sleeping Beauty in the Woods, Dornröschen, Little Briar Rose.

[femmeprincessjulia]

Ranking Cinderella Adaptations Based On How Much I Want The Dress

(In my own personal opinion, these are just the ones I like the best.)

10. Cinderella (2021) : Everyone's hated on this movie enough, so I'm just going to focus on the dress. In theory, I could see what they were going for. If it was just a fitted bustier, a hip-hugging skirt and a bustle, then I think it would have succeeded. But it's just underwhelming. That's all it is. Underwhelming. 3/10

9. Into The Woods (2014) : There's not much to talk about with this dress. I love the color choice, and I think the way it moves is pretty. But it just feels too simple. I know it's a dress that isn't crucial to the plot or anything, but it's still just a little too underwhelming. But I do think the sleeves are cute. 4/10

8. Once Upon A Time (2011-2018) : I think my issues with this dress are similar to my issues with Into The Woods. It just doesn't have the "wow" factor I'm searching for. It's a beautiful dress, and I would certainly wear it. But it just feels like the most generic Cinderella dress. Blue, sparkly, princess-y. Still cute though. 4/10

7. Another Cinderella Story (2008) : I'm a sucker for a red dress, and I truly adore this one. The neckline isn't my favorite, but I love the layering and the ruffles. It's such a daring take for a Cinderella dress, but it's something I would definitely wear. It looks like it would be fun to dance in. 6/10

6. Cinderella (1950) : Yes, it's a classic. It's simplistic, but so magical. The scene where her dress changes is one of my absolute favorites of all time. In this case, I love the simplicity. It really makes her stand out. I dreamed of this dress so much as a kid. 7/10

5. Ever After (1998) : Maybe I'm biased, because this is one of my favorite Cinderella adaptations, but I do adore this dress. While the time period is not my favorite in terms of silhouette, this dress still feels magical and dreamy. Empire waists and a slender fit aren't my type, but I would wear it simply to feel ethereal. I mean, the EMBROIDERY? The WINGS? All gorgeous and stunning. 8/10

4. A Cinderella Story (2004) : Yeah, it's a very simple dress. But it's absolutely breathtaking. I want to get married in this dress. Something about it is just so angelic. I feel like it should be paired with wings too. The femininity in this dress is something I truly adore. 8/10

3. Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella (1997) : Is it costume-y? Yes. Is it made of two clashing materials? Yes. Would I sell my soul to the devil for the chance to wear this dress? Also yes. I don't care how cliché it is. The sweetheart neckline, the opera gloves, the little bustle in the back, it's all so cute and just feels like a little girl's princess dream. Plus, I love the shade of light blue. 9/10

2. The Slipper and the Rose (1976) : Shockingly, I haven't seen this film. But I truly should, because the costume design is absolutely gorgeous. It all takes inspiration from the rococo period. My bias takes hold again, it seems. Sure, it's a lot of frills and pink, but that's exactly what I look for in a dress. If I was going to a rococo ball, this is what I'd be wearing. 9/10

1. Cinderella (2015) : The almighty. The most beautiful dress to ever be created. The dress that lingers in my dreams. Nothing can surpass this dress. Words can't even describe how wonderful it is. I do believe this dress is the most magical of all. It is absolute perfection from head to toe. Scratch what I said earlier about getting married in Hillary Duff's dress. I'm getting married in Lily James' dress. 1000000/10

[justaz]

merlin raised by druids and being The Androgyn, you ponder it for a while and painstakingly come to the conclusion that you're staring at a woman. blink. you're looking at a man. long, luscious hair that morgana and gwaine are jealous of. pretty eyes and full lips. sharp cheekbones. uther's teachings that echo in arthur's mind and have been quieting over the years going dead silent the moment he sees merlin.

[theatre-heathen]

has this joke been made? Idk I got possessed after watching the new content today. enjoy

[jasmindoodles]

Just a silly like comic 👀

So with @galaxygolfergirl concept of Hans dropping the facades, he also drops his shirt somewhere along the way too. 😂

Now Elsa has something else to write to Anna about. 😏

I might color this in the future who knows. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[deathofthelastromantics-blog]

"The Kings and Queens came to us so young, so brave. We raised them, we taught them, we loved them and they served so well. After they were gone all of Narnia grieved them, and we will miss them till the end of time. "

[random-jot]

[saltyb0ba]

a deep blood moon, a starless night

dark enough to see the light

[screenshotsonpinterest]

You think you can hurt me? I ship the ONLY straight ship in the school for good and evil fandom the top post under the tagatha tag hasn’t changed in like two years I keep that ao3 tab open and it’s only got like two filters on it I got TWO one shots the other week and it was the best day of my life this is going to get like three notes I still get the best fanart of Tedros and Agatha on PINTEREST