Illusory Woman

She/Her || 1995 || AuDHD || Aroace || I'm interested in: Mathematics & Engineering • Fine Arts • Ancient History • Languages • Cycling, Weightlifting, & Calisthenics || I love Fantasy and Sci-fi.

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No longer an ugly sketch :D

MY ART

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Grandma Vhagar watching over Baela and Rhaena flying a kite, with Moondancer having fun too 🪁

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Hiiiiii ! H3 with Zukki ? :3

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Here we go! it ... uh.... it got more than just a bust my bad!

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getting ready:}

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I LOVE SUPERGIRL!!

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Massive thank you to @noraschweeps for the commission because I have been DESPERATE to see these two in an academic setting and she delivered 🫂🫶🫶

Here's the thing about this dynamic that lives rent-free in my head: Kakyoin is just as brilliant as Azula, genuinely, effortlessly brilliant. But he has zero interest in competition as he doesn't care to keep score (he's a loner 💔), and I can see that driving Azula crazy cause how dare someone somehow outsmart her!! She was raised to be the best, and it would be interesting to see how she can handle someone who matches her but just doesn't care. 🤔

It's not a rivalry if only one person is playing, but it sure makes it so much worse (better) for her.

Art by @noraschweeps 💕

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Do you think Azula haters think Zuko and Iroh have “more of a right to be evil” because of their backstories then Azula who they can’t empathize with.

Nope, it's as simple as "half of them haven't rewatched the show in years" and the other half just have stan-mind of "I like this character therefore they're good, I don't like that character therefore they're bad."

They're attached to Iroh and Zuko, so they don't even notice that Zuko played as big a role as Azula in supporting war, genocide and imperialism, and that Iroh's actions were worse than both of them combined on the simple basis of "he had more time to be awful." They're not attached to Azula, so they don't notice she has quite a bit of tragedy to her character, just like them.

Also Azula and Zuko are a clear case of "same writting, different font" so it always amuses and perplexes me to see how bizarre the discourse around them is.

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The Twilight Zone, 1963, dir. David Lowell Rich

SE04E14 Of Late I Think of Cliffordville

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[agentmilayawithshield]

in Westeros, you're not allowed to be the eldest son with a facecard they immediately end you

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Way too funny not to share

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[thekaumidyking]

Trust Gru

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Loyalty matters much more to Azula than success/results.

Mai and Ty Lee failed to stop the Gaang in four occasions (Return to Omashu, the Chase, the Drill, Crossroads of Destiny) but she just brushes it off and move on, her reaction wasn't even worthy of screen-time. Neither Mai and Ty Lee were even afraid of failure either. Azula went to extremes to assure that loyalty, but only simultaneously kills it by such actions (which she in the mirror scene admitted to be wrong, both practically and morally wrong). Only in the Boiling Rock we see Azula reacts in angry and disappointed way, not only because of Mai's disloyalty but because she puts her into a position where she has no other choice but to enforce. "I never expected this from you. The thing I don't understand is "Why?". Why would you do it? You know the consequences." Azula doesn't understand why someone would be disloyal regardless of their mixed feelings when there are consequences, does not fear keep them in-line? Does fear work? (which is something she suffers from as well)

If Mai didn't push her buttons, I believe Azula would've sent Mai to prison without further drama.

The same thing goes to Zuko, the family screw-up. In fact, it's more obvious there. Zuko's a failure doesn't matter to Azula as long as he's not a traitor, as long as he proves his loyalty. And when he did, Azula found an excuse to bring him home. "I expected this kind of treachery from Uncle. But Zuko, Prince Zuko, you're a lot of things, but you're not a traitor, are you?"

Furthermore, we see that with Governor Ukano and War Minister Qin too, they both failed, had shortcomings, but both are loyal. Azula's disappointed, would keep this in mind, but she doesn't severely punish them.

It's not failure or results, it's treason and disloyalty that cross a line with Azula and kill her inside.

[0bscvr1ty]

"Trust is for fools. Fear is the only reliable way."

She trusted people. Think about that line again.

[memopmiff]

Azutara Week Day 3: Fire Lord Azula & Water Chief Katara

Hey… *pops up with a month late entry*

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Earthgift Shrine maps.

It is crucial that the player knows that they cannot exit the dungeon until the final floor, and that they must defeat a Final Fantasy III boss to do so. Entering this battle too early in the game is a common mistake of players, but losing to one of the bosses will teleport the player out of the dungeon as opposed to just sending back to the game’s menu.

Treasure lists are static on each floor, but the number of chests each floor has varies, and they’re randomly sorted for each run. A treasure chest is also located on the fifth floor, this can be opened after defeating Ahriman.

First Floor: Hi-Potion; Spider’s Silk; White Curtain; Remedy

Second Floor: Vampire Fang; Blue Curtain; White Fang; Kenpogi

Third Floor: Potion; Speed Drink; Protect Drink; Black Cowl

Fourth Floor: Red Fang; Ether; Silver Apple; Elven Cloak

Fifth Floor: Megalixir

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Images taken from Google

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