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This means any minor ‘background character’ in my Muse’s life, such as a relative, coworker, friend, rival, etc. that they interact with in their personal canon.

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Send a 🙌 and I’ll introduce you to an NPC related to my Muse.
This means any minor ‘background character’ in my Muse’s life, such as a relative, coworker, friend, rival, etc. that they interact with in their personal canon.
( * VALENTINE’S DAY ALPHABET !
send some letters to find out more about my muse !
A : AFFECTION. how does your muse show affection?
B : BOUQUET. does your muse like flowers? which ones are their favourite?
C : CHOCOLATE. does your muse like chocolate? which one is their favourite?
D : DATE. what is your muse’s ideal date? where / who with / etc?
E : EMBRACE. does your muse like hugs? what are their hugs like?
F : FLIRT. is your muse good at flirting? how do they flirt?
G : GIFT. is your muse good at gift - giving or do they struggle to get it right?
H : HEART. is your muse quick or slow to give their heart away?
I : I LOVE YOU. does your muse find ‘i love you’ easy or hard to say?
J : JEALOUSY. does your muse get jealous in a relationship?
K : KISS. is your muse a good kisser? why / why not?
L : LOVE. who does your muse love?
M : MOONLIGHT. what is your muse’s ideal date? where / who with / etc?
N : NAUGHTY. what is your muse like in bed?
O : ODE. does your muse have a way with words?
P : PARTNER. what does your muse look for in a partner? looks / personality?
Q : QUESTION. would your muse ask the big question or expect their partner to?
R : ROMANCE. is your muse a romantic or a cynic?
S : SWEETHEART. did your muse have a childhood sweetheart?
T : TRUE LOVE. does your muse believe in true love?
U : UNREQUITED. has your muse had their heart broken?
V : VALENTINE. how does your muse feel about valentine’s day?
W : WEDDING. would your muse get married? why / why not?
X : XOXO. does your muse use / like pet names?
Y : YOURS. does your muse get protective easily?
Z : ZZZ. how many people has your muse slept with?
family members
All muses have a family of some sort, whether it be a biological one or an adoptive one, and usually muns aren’t able to talk much about them. However, this meme will allow you to expand on your family headcanons! Have fun~
Send me a ♠ to have my muse talk about their parents.
Send me a ♡ to have my muse talk about their siblings.
Send me a ♢ to have my muse talk about their cousins/nephews.
Send me a ♣ to have my muse talk about their children.
Send me a ✎ + a family member that wasn’t mentioned in this post ( grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc ).
Send ❓ and my muse will answer all questions honestly.
Does my muse trust yours?
Does my muse dislike yours?
Would my muse kill someone for yours?
Would my muse kill your muse?
Would my muse save yours?
Does my muse find your muse attractive?
Is my muse disgusted by yours?
would my muse go on a date with your muse?
would my muse kiss yours?
would my muse betray yours?
my muse’s favorite thing about yours is ____
the thing my muse dislikes about yours is_____
Well done brave knight. Now off with your head.
THE GREEN KNIGHT (2021) dir. David Lowery
Power is always dangerous. It attracts the worst. And corrupts the best.
Vikings (2013-2020)
Medieval headdresses
1. Anglo-Saxon (600 – 1154) Simple Veils, Head-tires, Combs, and Pin 2. Norman (1066-1154) Couvre-chef, hair uncovered, and extreme length 3. Plantagenet (1154-1399) Wimple, Barbette, Fillet and Crespine 4. Plantagenet (14th century) Horizontal Braiding, Gorget 5. Plantagenet Crespine ( 1364-Late 14th century) 6. Horned headdress and escoffion 7. Lancaster (1430-1460) Heart-shaped and Turban Headdresses 8. Lancaster and York ( 1425-1480) Barbe, Loose Hair 9. York (1460-1485) Hennins and butterly hennins
Edit: So I definitely meant to delete the shorter version of this post that posted earlier today. Sorry. lol
not to sound like a medieval peasant or a catholic but i resent anti-carb propaganda so much like bread will never be evil it is holy it is divine it is one of life’s most simple yet decadent pleasures. love is stored in the bread
starter call , feel free to combine multiple prompts !
send 😊 for a happy starter .
send 🙁 for a sad starter .
send 🙌 for an excited starter .
send 💢 for an angry starter .
send 🌷 for a soft starter .
send 😝 for a silly starter .
send 💬 for an angsty starter .
send 💀 for a violent starter .
send 🌹 for a romantic starter .
send 🔞 for a sexual starter .
send 👼 for a comforting starter .
send 👿 for a threatening starter .
send 💥 for an argumentative starter .
send ⚔️ for an action starter .
send 💋 for a flirty starter .
send ❤️ for a loving starter .
send 🔪 for a hostile starter .
send 👁️ for an envious starter .
send ❗ for a frightened starter .
send 🩹 for an injured / sick starter .
send ⚠️ for an urgent starter .
send 🥂 for a celebratory starter .
send 👫 for a reunion starter .
send 💤 for a lazy starter .
send 🛡️ for a protective starter .
send 🏠 for a domestic starter .
send 🔥 for an intimate starter .
send ☂️ for a weather based starter .
𝐏𝐈𝐍𝐊 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐝 𝐚𝐬𝐤𝐬
please link this post somewhere where people can see the original :-)
—————— ♡
blush— are you single, taken, crushing, or not interested? or is it complicated?
ballet slipper— with only one word, describe how you feel at this moment
rose quartz— what’s your love language (romantic or platonic)?
watermelon— have you ever had to reject anyone romantically? how did it go?
fuchsia— describe your personality in three words!
rose— do you believe in soulmates? why or why not?
coral— what’s something you’re passionate about?
carnation— how important are “looks” to you in a relationship?
blossom— would you get a tattoo? if so, what would it be of?
salmon— would you prefer a partner who is an introvert or an extrovert? why?
pastel pink— do you prefer to dress up and go out or stay in and relax?
bubblegum— how do you feel about your love life right now? are you happy with it?
champagne— what’s your favorite form of physical affection, if any at all?
hibiscus— what’s your favorite pet name, if any? why?
hot pink— what’s your favorite relationship trope?
flamingo— would you say you’re clingy in relationships and friendships?
cherry pink— when it comes to loved ones, are you openly affectionate or are you more reserved?
peach syrup— have you ever had an internet crush on a mutual on this app or another app?
pink magnolia— would you say that you develop crushes quickly?
a comprehensive list of scenarios
feel free to combine multiple prompts or add “ + reverse ” to switch roles ! for reference, the one sending in the prompt is the one committing the action.
1. GUEST : for one muse to offer the other a place to stay. 2. STORM : for both muses to find shelter from a severe storm. 3. MEDIC : for one muse to show up at the other’s doorstep injured. 4. SURPRISE : for one muse to come home and find the other already inside. 5. TRIP : for both muses to road trip or travel together. 6. BABYSIT : for one muse to help the other home while they’re drunk. 7. INSOMNIA : for one muse to find the other still awake at 3am. 8. AMBUSH : for both characters to come under attack by the same enemy. 9. DANCE : for one muse to ask the other to dance at a party. 10. STRANDED : for one muse to help the other who’s stranded on the road. 11. SERVICE : for one muse to cover the cost of something for the other. 12. SAFEGUARD : for one muse to save the other from being hit by a vehicle or from some other life-threatening event. 13. DAZE : for one muse to wake somewhere and find the other hovering over them. 14. STOWAWAY : for one muse to find the other hiding on the same ship. 15. TAXI : for both muses to share the same taxi ride. 16. MAKEOVER : for one muse to help the other with a new outfit or hairstyle. 17. LIFEGUARD : for one muse to rescue the other from drowning. 18. DISASTER : for both muses to work together to escape a fire, flood, or other disaster. 19. TRANSIT : for one muse to sit next to the other on a public transport. 20. SPRAIN : for one muse to carry the other after spraining their ankle. 21. EMPLOY : for one muse to be hired as the other’s bodyguard, tutor, assistant, etc. 22. QUEST : for one muse to help the other with a task in exchange for compensation. 23. SOOTHE : for one muse to calm the other during a panic attack. 24. RECOVER : for one muse to return the other’s lost belonging. 25. UMBRELLA : for one muse to share their umbrella with the other on a rainy day. 26. HEAL : for one muse to nurse the other back to health from a sickness or injury. 27. NIGHTMARE : for one muse to comfort the other after a nightmare. 28. REUNION : for one muse to run into the other again after a long time. 29. PRIZE : for one muse to win the other a prize at a carnival. 30. NUDE : for one muse to walk in on the other while they’re changing. 31. BED : for both muses to wake in the same bed, naked or fully clothed. 32. TRAIL : for one muse to notice the other has been following them. 33. EVADE : for one muse to pull the other into an alleyway to escape their pursuer. 34. THIEF : for one muse to confront the other after having something stolen by them. 35. CAUGHT : for one muse to walk in on the other singing / dancing. 36. FESTIVE : for both muses to decorate for a special occasion. 37. PRESENT : for one muse to give the other a (birthday) gift. 38. WEARY : for one muse to wake up after falling asleep on the other. 39. CAPTIVE : for one muse to hold the other against their will. 40. SNAP : for one muse to yell at or push the other out of frustration. 41. SLEEPOVER : for one muse to stay the night at the other’s place. 42. TRESPASS : for one muse to trespass on the other’s property. 43. BREAK-IN : for one muse to discover the other robbing their place. 44. MERCY : for both muses to come across an injured animal. 45. UNKNOWN : for both muses to wake and find themselves in a strange place. 46. ACCOMPLICE : for one muse to assist the other at the scene of a crime. 47. ASTRAY : for both muses to take a detour and lose their way. 48. RELAX : for both muses to share a hot tub or hot spring. 49. MUSE : for one muse to model for the other’s art project. 50. ACCOMPANY : for one muse to give the other an extra ticket to an event. 51. SALVAGE : for one muse to retrieve the other’s belongings from a thief. 52. MEAL : for both muses to prepare and share a meal together. 53. CEMETERY : for one muse to find the other at a gravestone. 54. REFUGE : for one muse to shelter the other from enemies. 55. ARRANGED : for both muses to date or marry out of convenience. 56. FAVOR : for one muse to owe the other a favor. 57. VACATION : for both muses to book the same hotel on vacation. 58. DEFEND : for one muse to save the other from one or multiple assailants. 59. CATCH : for one muse to return the other’s pet that escaped. 60. RESTRICTED : for both muses to sneak into someplace they’re not supposed to be.
OPHELIA · dir. Claire McCarthy
Hagia Sophia
Sybillas ceremonial crown in Kingdom of Heaven
↳ My favorite outfits that Margaret Beaufort wears in The White Queen.
Star shaped tile, 1250-99, Iran.
Llotja de la seda (meaning Silk Exchange) was built between the years 1482 and 1548 in València (Valencian Country). It was one of the central places for commerce in the city in the Late Middle Ages.
For many centuries, València has been one of the major Mediterranean mercantile cities, a position that reached its “golden century” in the 15th and 16th centuries taking advantage of its strategic location for the trade between Southern Europe and Northern Africa. Thanks to this prosperity, the city built the Silk Exchange to be what has been called “a masterpiece of late Gothic architecture”, an exceptional example of a secular building in late Gothic style.
The photos are by moraime on Instagram.