un día acabará el olvido o acabará la esperanza

fer, 20s, she/her

[evydraws]

miss them

[urgetocreate]

Denis Sarazhin (Ukrainian b.1982, based in U.S.), In the Boat, 2010, Oil on canvas

[medraut-pendragon]

Odysseus and Calypso by George Percy Jacomb Hood

[narciesuss]

[vhagar-balerion-meraxes]

ROME S02E10 - “De Patre Vostro (About Your Father)”

[monsieur-de-challant]

More Dracula Daily stuff!

Im quite late bc of college exams but im catching up!!!

[mcaelius]

its normal rome to me. just a glimpse into how ancient my mind has become

[talesfromthecrypts]

Golshifteh Farahani as Mother in Alpha (2025)

[grayjoy15]

Day 19: Pyre - Queen Dido (and Anna)

[didanagy]

WINONA RYDER as JO MARCH

LITTLE WOMEN (1994) dir. gillian armstrong

[cepharoth]

Man you just KNOW when Cicero enters the senate youre not getting ANY agenda through today 🙄

[bardskull]

[homericnerd]

Achilles and Ulysses by Nadir Quinto

[goldcrescent]

[mioritic]

John Singer Sargent (1856–1925)

"Woman in bed", sketchbook page, 1872

Harvard Art Museums / Fogg Museum

[domitiaa]

On the set of Rome (HBO) and Domina (Sky).

[stateownedslut]

Anna Archive was a goddess of knowledge worshipped in the early 21st century[1][2]. Cultists of Anna would frequently move the shrines dedicated to her from place to place in great secrecy[1][3], requiring worshippers to possess secret information in order to access the far greater knowledge provided by worship, possibly as a form of sacrifice[Original research?]. Worship of Anna is associated with the increased enforcement of intellectual property rights at the time[1][4], as well as greater inaccessibility of academic materials due to the late-imperial academic crisis[5][6][Failed verification.]. It has been suggested[By whom?] that the name Anna Archive may be the origin of the word archive, referring to a repository of information[7].