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Fine, that’s fair. I’ll take it!

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If I forgot anyone and left you out, or you would like your tag removed, you can let me know.

I invite you to comment your reasoning, if you want?

fern, maybe a little bit of space lmao

You sound so intelligent that I'm intimidated

Thanks. Though, when I write, it's usually more formal than what I'd say in real life. So, don't be intimidated, haha.

And relatedly—I will say, that, I am probably capable of saying a lot of nothing and wording it well enough, so I seem credible. Yet, I'm not an expert on nearly everything I mention, so don't take everything I say as the objective truth.

For example, I could claim:

***FALSE OUTDATED INFORMATION AHEAD***

Heliotropism can easily be disproven and I'm fain to do it, as, by common sense, you'd know that our egocentric view of the universe and ourselves is right, even if modern day scientists argue against geocentrism. Clearly, our perceptions contradict the model they posit, as, if you were to flatten yourself against a wall outside, you would most definitely see the neither the ground nor the building move. Instead, the sun, as it changes position throughout the day, revolves around us. Therefore, I (don't!) submit geocentrism as fact.

I love this take and the warm/cold juxtaposition. It reminds of some interpretation I once read elsewhere, that when he raised his hand to Sophie at the end of TLEA during his death scene, possibly to kill Sophie out of spite, it could've also been so he wouldn't be alone in death, implying that he wanted to take her down with him, so they'd be united again.

(Also, have you read Fall, or do you just like the old view of canon/continuity better like I oftentimes do?)

Anyway, Sophie and Rafal's TLEA dynamic always reminds me of a very particular genre of painting: "Death and the Maiden." (I have a WIP AU for this concept actually. Even Rhian and other characters have roles too.) Thus, the concept can easily be assigned to their dynamic, considering Rafal's physical coldness in TLEA and elsewhere, and yet, in some cases, Rafal is not in Death's role, like you said, due to his fear, which is interesting in itself, that he can be both.

Inspired by @wisteriaum's "dance with death" piece.

I'd love to hear the explanations or thought processes behind your answers.

And yeah, I guess I'm romanticizing/satirizing all this. What about it? /j

JAW-DROPPING. It's so dynamic, and I love how his hair sweeps back like that. Also, it looks like he's in the follower position rather than the leader one. Interesting, considering death does claim him by the end of the prequels.

And, idk why, the first thought I had was TLEA necromancer Rafal—probably because he's dressed in black here. Even if it would be a bit out of character, I could see him putting on a musical number to fluster Sophie with because she likes musical theater. And he could use force to get the Old villains to cooperate and perform with him.

wisteria posts sge art???!!1!1!1!?1?! (NOT CLICKBAIT) (REAL!!!!)

so like right before i went on hiatus (to be clear im not fully back yet but i would like to be a little more active) i was working on this and never found the motivation to finish it because i kept finding mistakes and things i had to fix so i just eventually gave up😭 i also don’t want this to just sit in my unfinished wips collecting dust so i felt like i should post it for yall‼️

Do you take alot of pictures?

Yes, but not of usual subjects. The majority of photos I take are screenshots of Google search results, book titles for my tbr list, or art.

Sometimes, my camera roll looks like this if I’m reading an e-book and keeping track of certain parts: