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Kleos | She/her | 30 | Italian | Medical Doctor

[shaneshollanders]

HEATED RIVALRY 1.02

[hrast-ika]

i blame youtube for this one bc it just keeps recommending me videos of dylan promoting his new movie and i like the new look. also this drawing went to hell and back to get these colors (i cannot color normally)

[kaciart]

@whumpril Day 2- Bite for Blue

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[winterosiee]

Jon Snow eating the heart of Ramsay Bolton.

Comm by the13sav

[ildraws]

daenys the dreamer

[karuselii]

Happy valentines day to snowstorm

[rivaldii]

dug up an old sketch of the ex-soviet lovers

[yrsonpurpose]

hollanov ♡ love languages

[sansa-stark-is-me]

Old Nan quite literally lives rent-free in every Stark child’s brain like the original Northern horror podcast. It’s hilarious because she wasn’t even trying to be scary that was just her bedtime routine. Other Westerosi kids got lullabies; the Stark kids got: “Once, my sweet summer child, the Others came and the sun died and everyone you love turned into ice-zombies anyway, sleep tight :)”

And the thing is… it sticks. Every single Stark kid, no matter where they are, no matter what trauma they’re experiencing, will suddenly remember one of her nightmare fables at the WORST possible moment.

She turned Winterfell into a place where the past is alive, where the Long Night is not a myth but a warning, where names like “the Last Hero” or “the Night’s King” sit in the back of your skull until the moment you realize maybe she wasn’t making anything up at all. Old Nan didn’t traumatize them accidentally she prepared them. In her own crooked, spooky way, she gave every Stark child the education they actually needed to survive the story they were about to enter.

[stupendousturtlebonkkid-blog]

Old nan may just be a child of the forest theory is one of my fave

[rylandsgrace]

Does it fucking kill you too? Not anymore.

Hollanov + season 1 timeline

[eastofshane]

supporting the shane as snoopy agenda

[ilya as woodstock], [ilya as woodstock pt. 2]

[sloanegabe]

SHANE & ILYA + parallels

[holllanov]

ilya is shane's baby

[unearthlydust]

SEBASTIAN STAN as BUCKY BARNES THUNDERBOLTS*

[wisesnail]

I've been feeling a bit overwhelmed lately, for personal and universal reasons. So I decided to once again use my free will to paint dogs ✨

I bumped into the IG account of @zebbythegolden and I couldn't resist his charm!

[yrsonpurpose]

In these more stoic cultures, it’s like, if I don’t know you, you’re not in. But the moment you are in, I will fucking die for you. Once Shane was in, Ilya was like, “You’re mine forever. I will do anything for you.” — Connor Storrie

[starweaverblog]

50 "feminist" Greek mythology tiktok-style romance retelling with girlboss characters vs 1 Euripedes. Who would win, and why would it be Euripedes? /Jk

Couldn't help it

One one hand you have: books promoting modern ideologies out of the expense of downgrading an ancient civilization with tropes and labels, claiming they are "fixing" those myths they exploit

On the other: ancient Greek author that was called "modern" for his time, writing plays with multiple female protagonists, complex characters with well written backgrounds, not forcing any ideology but showing pieces of his own culture at that time not afraid to show it's bad side instead of glamourising it