much madness is divinest sense

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VP Sideblog Masterpost

I'm Vivian, and this is my Elder Scrolls Online virtual photography sideblog. Follows come from @lambasi. My VP will be tagged as #heart of balur.

I will probably edit this post to be lengthier as time goes on but as of right now I can't really think of much else to say other than.. welcome.

Odds are that you will see posts primarily see content relating to landscapes and my main ESO OCs (some of whom come and go):

Vivayth Yanosi

Umaie do-Hi'Mei

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Born young and wild Don't let them cut your tail Just a pinch of salt in the wound, you'll be fine One last lifeline, I'm hanging high

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New OC: Ethel Salaün

Ethel was born in the wake of Ranser's War to star-crossed lovers; a rider of the Silverhoof Vale and a priest of the Shornhelm Chapel. As a daughter of war between the cultures of the Redguards and the Hill Bretons, there was much growing up she had to do, and it had to happen quickly if she wanted to help her ruined homeland.

Yet in spite of all the aid that she tried to give, she was often met with contempt— for her race and for her womanhood. Survive she did, but there was no kinship. No connection with any but the broken, dead land on which she treads. So she looks now to the Wyrd Covens to the far south, and the bones of the witches on which the counts and barons of Rivenspire build their castles.

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The Light and the Dark...

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From the lands of the Bend'r-Mahk

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Blooming in darkness...

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Dragonstar's Glittering Gem

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"You want a piece of me, s'wit?!"

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When you find the Sword of Damocles hanging overhead,

Seize it for yourself.

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Much Madness is divinest Sense — To a discerning Eye — Much Sense — the starkest Madness — 'Tis the Majority In this, as All, prevail — Assent — and you are sane — Demur — you're straightway dangerous — And handled with a Chain —

—Emily Dickinson