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inception + saito

“i know what this is. i’ve seen one before, many, many years ago. it belonged to a man i met in a half-remembered dream. a man possessed of some radical notions.”

carnographic

Beads of sweat form above the eyes of a heathen Emperor Who won’t get on his feet and step outside into the freezing temperature He wants to adjust the global thermostat But he’s so remote… and you can’t control the world like that

AU Concepts: While in limbo, Saito makes contact with another dimension and acquires superhuman abilities. Will he choose to use his powers in service of himself, or in service of the world?

rulesofthirds

omophagist

w h y ?

#saito x yusuf

omophagist

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Chapters: ½ Fandom: Inception (2010) Rating: Mature Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Relationships: Saito/Yusuf (Inception) Characters: Saito (Inception), Yusuf (Inception), Arthur (Inception), Ntobi Nuru, Mao Saito, Haru Kagome, Tsai Wu, Original Male Character(s), Original Female Character(s) Additional Tags: Post-Apocalypse, Zombie Apocalypse, Body Horror Summary:

It kept Yusuf awake nights on end- more than the pounding pressure in his head, the desperate scavenging in every area of his mind for just that right chemical combination to deliver a miracle- their voices, laced with the distinctive rasp of death.

omophagist

every horror conceals a possibility of enticement.

#saito x yusuf

velificantes

Ken Watanabe, London 2018

a-gentleman-thoughts

ben-seven

Inception fandom’s third favourite costume

- according to this poll

What we have here is a knee length jacket with a shawl collar (a traditional element of the Western tuxedo) over the top of a stylised Japanese nagajuban. These are normally worn beneath a kimono with only the collar visible, but worn this way it offers the silhouette of a shirt and waistcoat. I’d love to know how exactly this was constructed and how you put it on because, as you can see from the pictures, each collar or pleat or whatever is layered in such an intricate way.

The white fabric has this lovely floral pattern in the weave that adds another textural element and the “waistcoat” portion of the garment…well, I honestly can’t tell if that’s embroidery, painted on, or the weave of the fabric. Whatever it is, it reminds me of traditional Japanese landscape painting.