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[kkyos]

Artemy burakh around 1917-1918

[mutiny-huyutiny]

awtemy burakh redisign because i hate I HATE both of his designs….wanted to make him wear more kin traditional clothes as well as more uhhhh european?

[where-is-tom-scott-today]

I am here in the pathologic classic HD polyhedron.

[plein-air-on-gorkhon]

image description: a digitally painted triptych depicting scenes from the marble nest, things that loom

progress x x x

[w98pops]

every healer has their purpose

[cakedpie-pathologic]

I like them

[sharkrocket]

You have the same dream every night It comes and goes around and around and around They call this a prophecy and you're almost inclined to believe it

But a prophecy of your own making is made with two hands And you will see to it that your being is made whole

[constantinnen]

lingering nightmares.

[goddidntdothis]

bachelor route dialogue leaked

[sexygaywizard]

[bloodtwyrine]

bloodtwire -> bloodtwyrine

[blurrybay]

Let's go home and eat. You won't be alone anymore.

it's inspired by one song. called "kind heart".

[pseudoquiddity]

For those who are fans of ты (you, informal) versus вы (you, formal or plural), there's an interesting thing that Russian-version Andrey does with those pronouns when you meet him for the first time in the Bachelor's route.

He has his English line, I'm Andrey. Andrey, not Peter; don't you dare call me that. I'm quite a quarreler - and I don't want to discredit my soulmate! and the main differences between this and the Russian are in the final and first lines. In the final line, in Russian, it's actually "I don't want you to think badly of my brother!" There's a whole 'nother line that's missing at the start though, and it's like this: "While I'm alone, you can say to me 'you.'" Which, I'd imagine, is Andrey telling Daniil that they can speak informally like friends (Daniil does, in the next line, say тебя instead of вас, the informal conjugation, and in the previous line addressed Andrey formally with вас).

But there's that funny double meaning where вы is both formal and plural, not to mention that the word for alone, here, is один, which is both "alone" and the number one.

So, if you think too hard about what Andrey is saying, he's kind of implying there's a state where he can be multiple people, and in that state when he's two and not one, refer to him in the plural. The English, I'm assuming, tries to make up for this by having Andrey say "soulmate" instead, but it's just not the same ...

[konesertwyriny]

something malicious is brewing

[bloodtwyrine]

recent artemy sketches !

[uncannybalism]

less than a nobody, a somebody who's not yourself — do you ever think how easy it is to cannibalize someone when you eat their name first?

[constantinnen]

go in the hole, burakh.