#the witch of endor

[thefugitivesaint]

Kunz Meyer-Waldeck (1859-1953), 'The Witch of Endor', ''La Ilustración artística'', Oct. 28, 1901 Source

[mysterious-secret-garden]

Kunz Meyer-Waldeck - The Witch of Endor, 1902.

[thedowntown500]

[tuktukpodfics]

“You’re cheating!” “No I’m not, you’re just bad at it.”

Podfic of @a-witch-in-endor's Fire Sage Zuko AU: Chapter 10

In which Zuko and Sokka bond in a Northern Water Tribe prison.

[applesauce42069]

do you think we can consult yitzhak rabin like saul consulted samuel

[fortunaestalta]

[three-two-six]

I love your art!!! (and also the list of Sinf facts lol). Would you ever consider drawing Zephaniah? She’s my absolute fav.

Oh, thank you so much! And yes, I would absolutely consider drawing her. In fact, I did it just now :P

Young Zephaniah, moments after she sold her eyes to Chronos (I suppose)

[arinewman7]

Saul and the Witch of Endor

Benjamin West

oil on canvas, 1777

[pansatyrical]

[johnbly]

WIP game!

i was tagged by @tortoisesshells ✨

so i have two fics going one rn: 1) in the boat purgatory in at world's end, james comes across gov swann and the two have a final conversation together (not using that for this since i haven't done too much but something to look forward to i guess) and 2) bolt's "what if james had a dragon" fic and subsequent discussions and questions has me now doing a "what if hornblower had a dragon" fic so here is an excerpt from that:

“Who are you?”  The dragonet is speaking French, and internally Hornblower swears. Is French the only language the creature knows? It’s no issue for him, of course, but how can it be expected to be a British dragon if it only knows French? “Captain Horatio Hornblower, most recently of the HMS Sutherland,” he replies, also in French – awkwardly so, because it’s a ridiculously formal introduction to make to a dragon, but in light of never having conversed with one before he’s fallen back on the old habit of saying more than is necessary. “That is not a French name,” the dragon says. In English. “Non – no, it is not. You speak English, then?” “I do.” Pause. “That was a long introduction. I hope you don’t want me to use it whenever I want to call on you?” The idea of a dragon wanting to call on him at all is no less ridiculous than having a conversation with one, but it – he? The voice is deep – has a point. “You can call me 'Hornblower',” he says.

i don't remember who all is writing things that hasn't already been tagged, so if you see this and are a writer, feel free to share!

[mysterious-secret-garden]

Kunz Meyer-Waldeck - The witch of Endor, 1902.

[illustratus]

The Shade of Samuel Invoked by Saul - The Witch of Endor summons the spirit of Samuel

by Nikiforovich Dmitry Martynov

[tuktukpodfics]

Podfic of While Mighty Oaks Do Fall by @a-witch-in-endor

Book preview by a-witch-in-endor: "High Sage Kenji blesses Fire Prince Zuko with the resilience of the reed, who bends in the wind and never breaks. When he is done, Fire Prince Ozai narrows his eyes, seemingly displeased by this blessing. But Kenji does not speak for himself; he is only a vessel."

The newly-crowned Fire Lord Ozai offers his firstborn son to service in the temple.

This turns out to be a catastrophic mistake.

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Chapter 1 of an Avatar AU in which Zuko is a Fire Sage/lawyer with a very silly hat. The real highlight of recording the chapter is that I got to say "good boy" in the voice of Firelord Ozai.

[zukkafanfictionarchive]

Cutesy fake courting AU where Zuko fake dates all of his friends to get his ministry off his back (but spoiler ends in soft genuine Zukka)

[nsfwbible]

‘I see a god coming up out of the earth‘

Saul bows his face to the ground as the witch of Endor brings Samuel back from the dead. The engraving by Marcelle Hanselaar is part of her series Rebel women of the Apocrypha.

Saul had expelled the mediums and the wizards from the lands of Israel. But when threatened by a vast army of Philistines, fearful and with his prayers unanswered, he tells his servants: "Seek out for me a woman who is a medium, so that I may go to her and inquire of her." The witch they find at Endor summons the dead prophet Samuel, and he foretells disaster for Saul and the army of Israel. The next day, as the Philistines overrun his position, Saul commits suicide by falling on his own sword.

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