"Have I not begged you to reconcile with me?"

Tolkien , Wolf Hall, Historical Dramas, Sci-fi, multi fandom. No minors following please. Soft spot fo Heavy on AU. AUs all of them. Some of my content may be mature/triggering - i'll make sure to trigger warn! No misogyny, no racism and no transphobia please. Im fine with any and all pronouns. (read my about for more info about ships/content/etc.)

[cosmic-walkers]

decided to pin my profile and where you can find me!

you can find me on twitter - hopefully after a while my twitter is just art and headcanons!!

and on ao3. - some of my fics are very sweet others deal with heavy content that may be triggering. don’t worry, i’ll tag. 

also my opinions and views on things are my own and make not be everbody’s cup of tea. i do not do proshipper vs anti discourse or shipping discourse, i am 28 years old. so if you tend to fall into discourse like that then my blog isn’t for you. 

[bed-wed-behead-your-fave]

King Henry VIII of England?

Bed Wed or Behead King Henry VIII from real life history.

Bed

Wed

Behead

Voting ended onMay 10, 2025

[sarahwestcott]

@cosmic-walkers @stilltrails

[cosmic-walkers]

XD I picked behead !!! But depending on how i feel, i might have to consider the other options hehe.

[cosmic-walkers]

I'm super interested in a thought you posted before, can I ask for more info <3<3<3 It's this one: 'earendil and maglor are just so star, ocean and moon coded'

Yes of course! The two of them are honestly one of my favorite ships, even if I'm the only shipper. And for me at least, there is a lot about their dynamic that is represented in the stars, the ocean and the moon. Each of these things is vast, yet so lonely. If you've ever been to a beach, or on a ship, or just in the sea (especially at night) you get a feeling of loneliness. The sea feels lonely to me. As do the stars and the moon, especially at night, above and ocean or sea (and for the stars and the moon, it depends on where you are- but on a boat, ship, at sea, they seem lonely). But at the same time, all three of these things are connected. They don't touch one another, but they have an impact on each other. The moon creates the tides, the stars help navigate paths in dark oceans, etc.

This just, reminds me of Maglor and Earendil and how I perceive them. These are two lonely elves who are whether they want it or not, isolated from society. The are confined to the realms of the sea and the sky. Earendil is a star, whereas, Maglor just reminds me of the ocean. And toss in the moon, it's just an ever present object that is always looking/lighting the way.

So, it shows their similarities. Two lonely elves, who were fathers to the same half-elf, who are now isolated from elven and human society. They are so close yet, they can't touch. Not each other, not their fellow elves, etc.

And that's why I just, compare them to the stars, moon and ocean. Each of those objects just represents them, and the isolation of their love and existence.

[cosmic-walkers]

Hi! Out of curiosity, where did your Twitter go?

DELETED. For a MULTITUDE of reasons.

im really just trying to slowly fizzle out of fandom space in general because it's just so toxic.

i made another twitter to get out of discourse (with literally like the same name lol) and just ended up back in discourse. i was constantly seeing stupid hotd/got takes on my twitter that made me angry and i found myself falling into discourse daily.

on the other end, i had to deal with some really weird silm fans spreading rumors about me and putting words into my mouth. some of them were stalking me because of my opinions on ships , characters and some in fandom racism and i honestly just didn't feel safe.

some of trop fans were also getting on my nevers wrt to begin really weird about feanor, there was some homophobia i saw and toxicity in shipping there as well, especially with galadriel's character.

and then again, i was just dealing with hotd/asoiaf discourse , casual fandom racism not even related to the silm, and people were just mean spirited.

fandom is just such a toxic place so i completely deactivated all my twitters and as of now, i don't plan to really participate in fandom. it caused me a lot of stress and anxiety. i stared my twitter in 2021 - then moved to another one and i really really wanted to have fun but fandom is just soo toxic.

so i don't have a twitter anymore, and i probably won't ever make one again.

[themurdochmemesteries]

"i'm tired of seeing-" use your filters.

"but there was an icky ship-!" use your filters.

"i don't like that tag-" use your filters.

don't like what you're seeing? use. your. filters.

[cosmic-walkers]

I really do wish we got some flashbacks of them in Mirror and the Light

[cosmic-walkers]

still on the fence about deleting this blog.....

[cosmic-walkers]

Have I shared my Tar Miriel was named after Miriel , Feanor's mother hc?

As in, Maglor tells Elros of Miriel. Maglor would hear stories of his grandmother from Feanor and fell in love with her, through stories if he never met her. So he tells Elros of the tales of Miriel. And Elros carries those stories to Numenor, and Miriel is both a name passed down in his family, and common in numenor.

[thomascromwelll-deactivated2025]

Are you passive-aggressive? Stephen Gardiner: I'm aggressive-aggressive, darling!

MARK RYLANCE and MARK GATISS as Thomas Cromwell and Bishop Stephen Gardiner Wolf Hall (2015) — Episode two 'Entirely Beloved'

[esmeraldablazingsky]

honestly i have to kinda disagree with that post thats like “being knightcore doesnt mean pro monarchy just swear ur undying loyalty to ur bff or ur crush or smth”

no. thats not what makes it sexy. either grapple with your beloved master’s role as a symbol of the state or choose to ignore it entirely and remain their loyal hound to whatever end, uncaring of the structures of power which you serve. become naught but a blade, the burden of your choices left to settle in the hand that wields you. it’s not about being besties forever it’s about OWNERSHIP and DUBIOUS MORALITY and FRANKLY QUESTIONABLE POWER DIFFERENTIALS

[sarahwestcott]

[itmightrain]

"Another version [of Cromwell's execution speech] adds a very personal touch directed to Sir Thomas Wyatt, a protege who may have owed him his life back in 1536. Wyatt was admirably prepared literally to stand by his patron and friend in this last moment [at the scaffold]. [...] "He turned him about and said, 'fair-well, Wyatt.' And, 'Gentle Wyatt, pray for me.'"

Thomas Cromwell: A Revolutionary Life by Diarmaid MacCulloch

[loumandaniel]

the adultification of black girls versus claudia forever fourteen versus the "humor" of claudia as baby lou

[cosmic-walkers]

Wolf Hall - 339

Bring up the Bodies - 383

I just find it quite interesting that Thomas had arranged for Stephen to somehow benefit from Anne's downfall, after years before he more or less evicted Stephen from his home so that Anne could have it. That was certainly something Thomas did on his own - I mean, Stephen being a gainer of the Boelyn's fortunes. He more than likely spoke to Henry about it and put the idea in Henry's mind. Stephen and Henry would've been on terrible terms at this time, so I find it somewhat noble in a morbid way that Thomas is using this opportunity to try to patch things up.

[cosmic-walkers]

So at a point in wolf hall and bring up the bodies, it is evident that stephen is writing letters to multiple thomases. thomas cromwell, thomas wriothesely, thomas howard and at a time even thomas wolsey. understandably last names are how you can tell the thomases apart but since in wolf hall he hates every single thomas he writes to and sends him letters, can you imagine him getting drunk one night while in France or something and sending a letter to a thomas like, 'I really just cannot stand Thomas he gets on my nerves'.

and none of the thomases know which one he is talking about, no last name or anything,

[adanethiam]

the corruption of mairon

[woodlandpxie]

[historyartthings]

Ngl I’m not sure how thrilled the historical Thomas Cromwell would be with the depiction in the wolf hall trilogy of his opinion/treatment of his son

[cosmic-walkers]

Okay yes - because historically those two were not only close but Thomas adored Gregory! He loved Gregory so much - the two were constantly writing extremely detailed letters to one another and were always looking out for each other.

They historically had an amazing relationship. I read up somewhere, one of the reasons Thomas did not feel the need to marry anymore was because he didn't really want to start a new family because he had Gregory. He poured everything he had into Gregory.

I hated how their relationship was butchered it made me so sad.