Thridrangaviti Lighthouse in Iceland, the most isolated lighthouse in the world. Built in 1939.
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Thridrangaviti Lighthouse in Iceland, the most isolated lighthouse in the world. Built in 1939.
"I am her prisoner. As you were once, if I'm not mistaken." House of the Dragon, 2026 Season 3, Episode 5
not everything in a story has to or should be "realistic" but in my opinion there's a level of illusion that should be maintained, and I think that's the actual problem that many people try to pinpoint with the "unrealistic" criticism. Dialogue shouldn't be written like an actual transcript of human speech, but should contribute to the illusion of a real person speaking. A character is a tool of the story, not a narrative, but we're trying to maintain the illusion that they are a person. Worldbuilding should exist to serve the story, not to be a perfect simulacrum of how every aspect of nature/society etc. would actually play out for real. But there should be the illusion that it could be real, that organizations and systems would operate in such a way, that people might behave in such a way.
in conclusion: "Is this realistic?" <<wrong question. "Does this serve the illusion or disrupt it?" <<now we're talking
sometimes you need to do things for yourself and not for sharing online. rearrange the furniture or redecorate and don't post it. go on a walk and identify some plants and don't log them in an app. install a new shelf to organise your supply closet and don't share a before and after. go on a hike with a beautiful view and don't take pictures. learn to identify bird songs and don't keep a list of how many online. pick up a new hobby and don't create an account to share your work. read a book and don't share your progress and rating online.
it's not inherently bad to share your life and experiences online to find like-minded people, but you need to interact with the world around you for nobody's benefit but your own sometimes to remember your experiences don't require external validation, especially not from strangers online, to be valuable
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Born to be the lesbian childfree divorced wine aunt who travels across the world, forced to be a religious Westerosi queen
Hängesten [Näset] Gothenburg, Sweden (A4) 🇸🇪 Made in year 2020
HOUSE OF THE DRAGON 1.02 // 3.02
The snow outside - Kaoru Yamada
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Not to shit on Ben Wyatt, but Padme was queen of Naboo at 14 years old, and she didn’t blow the planet’s budget on a winter sports complex.
#honestly ben wyatt has probably had this exact thought in dark moments (via @seagodofmagic)
Jacob Löfgren - Storm over Sandhamn (1943)
I’m not crying. You are. We are all crying.
@pscentral event 30: friendship
Anne Shirley Cuthbert & Diana Barry in Anne with an E (2017-2019)
Marilla Cuthbert’s iconic comebacks
VICTORIA JAVADI & CASSIE MCKAY THE PITT 2.15 – 9:00 P.M.