THE KING OF PIRATES

THE KING OF PIRATES

Interested in the full resolution and no glaze? Wanna tip me? Check me Patreonn

The Creative Tarot: A Modern Guide to an Inspired Life, Jessa Crispin / Illustration, Daniel Horowitz + Over My Dead Body, Drake / The Gift: Love is the Funeral Pyre, Hafiz / The Carnivorous Lamb, Agustín Gómez-Arcos, tr. William Rodarmor / I Won’t Become, Kim Jakobsson + Bright Dead Things: The Good Fight, Ada Limón / Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, Jeanette Winterson / Love and Angst, Edvard Munch / Wishbone, Richard Siken

Insulting/threatening real life women over their takes on fictional women or ships, whether objectively terrible or not, is not infact feminism

soooooo…..yeah.

If the straw hats are found family then Perona Mihawk and zoro are a dysfunctional birth family.

You might not like each other but there is something keeping you all inexplicably linked together and to this place and in your own ways you care about each other but they always come out in angry shouts and too harsh words.

You were always meant to leave this place. That doesn’t mean, it wasn’t still home.

I like to think that on some level Shanks is just a little upset (Beckman knows the truth; that he is deeply, simmeringly, furious) at the unfairness and hypocrisy that is Mihawk still wanting to fight Zoro.

That he still thinks Zoro’s going to be his greatest challenger- the one to usurp his throne, that even though he’s down an eye, even though they are both “lacking”. Zoro is somehow still worthy of Mihawk’s attention when Shanks has been judged and found wanting.

Shanks lost an arm, and they still can’t talk about it, and Mihawk still won’t fight him, but he’ll fight Zoro. Trained Zoro. And he knows it’s not the same, he doesn’t even want the title, doesn’t want to be Mihawk’s “destiny”. He knows that he’s being childish but Mihawk started it and it’s not fair.