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Them: How do you want to be remembered?
Me:
The idea that successful pirates would deliberately dress above their station as a calculated fuck-you to the established social order is fun because that is 100% what I would claim I was doing if I had access to a big pile of stolen upper-class duds and no idea how to properly wear any of it.
a small taste of the pure chaotic energy Jake Gyllenhaal radiates in John Mulaney and the Sack Lunch Bunch
+bonus:
If my dnd character is partially based on a Taylor Swift song and Taylor Swift is canon in our dnd universe...
I don’t particularly know where I’m going with this but this thought has been in my mind since it happened. I guess that’s just the bard mood.🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
l.e. bowman - the evolution of a girl // taylor swift - seven // roger eggers - the vvitch // sylvia plath - lady lazarus
“Nico put his finger to his lips. Suddenly all the Lares went silent. Some looked alarmed, like their mouths had been glued together. Percy wished he had that power over certain living people…” ( Heroes of Olympus- Son of Neptune) - - - I. Can’t. Stop. drawing. Nico. 🖤
The truth is I am a toy that people enjoy ‘Til all of the tricks don’t work anymore And then they are bored of me
dictionary | unknown | liability lorde | rogue one dir. gareth edwards | long day's journey into night eugene o'neil | merlin bbc | from eden hozier
none of us listened to reason and now we all have siblings in dnd
I took the high way / I faltered and I fell
a wildfire druid and her paladin sister who became an oathbreaker is something that can be SO personal
[ID: Two digital paintings. The first one is rectangular, with a figure silhouetted against a red background and huge, bright flames. Their eyes glow orange. Black lettering right over their head reads “he came for my sister”
The second image is the silhouette of a woman with one hand resting on a huge sea serpent coiled around her. The background is dark blue, with slight bubbles illuminating the area behind the serpent. Light green text at the bottom of the painting reads “but he did not come for me.” END ID]