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MOOT DREW STEVEGAR MY LIFE IS COMPLETE

don't even fucking ask

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I'm having a crisis with my art, but I still want to see sabo smile again,, poor him he needs a break,,

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A couple episodes into dressrosa WHERES MY BOY

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Saboala <3

collab w/ @thefishwitch (her lines, my coloring)

Koala design by @otaku553

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lazy thing bc i cant believe i don't have a drawing of these two on here yet

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posted these on the gram a while back. i LOVE you saboala

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SOURCE

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nothing fucks with my baby

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Loyal knight, Sir Talis

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I love my queen Penelope she said "is it you or am I dreaming AGAIN?" there's no way she didn't hear the carnage happening just outside he door, so does that mean she... she had dreams of Ody returning home and straight up slaughtering everyone in his way???

God I love this woman. Our Spartan Queen. If she went to war instead of Odysseus the Troy would have fallen after a week

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One of my co-workers has a standing desk that he uses sitting down. It looks like this

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And I've been waiting...

Waiting...

Waiting...

Waiting...

...For you.

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hell yeah brother

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I would fall in love with you over and over again.

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In all timelines, in all possibilities, only you can show me this-

☄️

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Jorge did an excellent job in showing Penelope's character and why Odysseus and Penelope are made for each other in just two songs

Of course throughout the whole saga we are told Odysseus loves Penelope more than anything, she and Telemachus are his one life line and one motivation to getting home

But when we finally heard Penelope, in her two actual songs (by that I mean not counting Ody's hallucinations and the siren), we are shown why

In the challenge, she's smart, shown by her weaving and unweaving the shroud, and in setting a challenge that she knows only Odysseus can complete once she suspects he's close to home. She's steadfast in her love, never faltering in the face of 108 strong men taunting her, and pressuring her every single day. She's a queen, holding herself with dignity and authority. She's an amazing woman.

In Would You Fall In Love With Me Again, she once again demonstrates her intellect both logically and emotionally by testing Odysseus with the wedding bed. Then she breaks down in tears and anger letting go of all the pain and suffering and longing and yearning and agony she's gone through in the past 20 years. She was in so much pain and agony, but she kept waiting.

This is a story about a man who moved mountains and seas for his love and a woman who stood still in the midst of storms and terrors for hers.