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Coughing up blood doesn't make sense for 99% of injuries and illnesses in fiction but it's HOT and I think the sexiness of whump outweighs the medical accuracy most of the time. I WILL die on this hill and I will be coughing up blood as I do so.

mythwine

It's a great shorthand for the audience that this injury/illness is serious and will lead to death. Even though very few people alive have watched someone succumb to tuberculosis.

stardustrider

Oh, I'm fine. I have a great past, so I'm totally fine. Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes // Thunderbolts* (The New Avengers) (2025)

overthinkinglotr

I love the way that Aragorn is the King of Broken Things. He is the wielder of a broken sword, the leader of a broken fellowship, the last of a broken line, and the king of a broken kingdom.

There’s a line from the books that “the hands of a king are the hands of healer,” and I think that’s so relevant to his character. Aragorn’s real power is his ability to heal things– and people– that are broken.

theoppositeofprofound

mythwine

I mean...watch me. I know it's challenging, and I know not everyone likes the adaptation choices I make. But it's doable if you collaborate and accept notes.

hellofeanor

Let's make 2025 the year we all get better at picking out AI images and then never reblogging them.

hellofeanor

I want to clarify that when I made this post, I specifically had this kind of shit in mind:

The cottagecore cabin cozy vibe aesthetic crap that looks uwu pretty at a first glance but is just more AI garbage. We're all decently good by now at picking out AI fandom art junk, but this is quickly becoming the real insidious nonsense I see every day. Let's all be more critical of these types of images and never reblog them.

mythwine

I know it will get to the point where it will be much harder to tell. But for now, Al is still terrible at structural stability. And I do not want to encourage this nonsense.

#don't reblog Al

venduri

fëanáro curufinwë

unethicallypleistocene

I think the most magical thing about Middle-earth is that it's always been all around us. It's in the dappled sunlight streaming through the trees, the soft gurgles of a stream, the laughter of friends. It's in shared songs and grief and utter terror. It's in cruelty and foolish hope and the roar of the wind. It's in the paths that were walked long before any time that's remembered, and the pieces of life that were left behind by those who are gone. It's in the aching for home, the rising of the sun. It's here. Right now.