Simone Ashley as Amari The Devil Wears Prada 2

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Simone Ashley as Amari The Devil Wears Prada 2
HĂ€xan â 1922 dir. Benjamin Christensen
Career goal: village witch
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make 'em swoon
eyes meeting from across the room
reaching out, grabbing their hand
a subtle wink
licking their lips
a hug that gets deeper
"hi" *raspy voice*
falling asleep on each other
coming back for another kiss
pressing their foreheads together
smile that makes their eyes soften
brushing away their hair
putting their hand on the other's neck
holding them close by their hips
pulling them on their lap
smirking in a way that suggests more
drawing with their fingertips on their skin
hugging them from behind
a kiss pressed to the neck
lips brushing against their ear
whispering to them like they're alone in the world
Duke Bluebeardâs Castle, 1988, Leslie Megahey
Frankenstein (2025) dir. Guillermo del Toro
libre service â Ă©diteur spĂ©cial aes
De plus en plus de forums ont des balises spĂ©ciales pour l'aes de leurs rps/fiches, des italiques stylisĂ©s et autres effets de style pour habiller leurs Ă©crits. Seulement voilĂ , retenir toutes les balises et savoir comment les placer, c'est tout un art â que j'admire chez celleux qui y parviennent â et surtout, que je ne maĂźtrise absolument pas.
Du coup, j'ai prĂ©parĂ© un Ă©diteur spĂ©cial sur MEGAVERSE pour toujours les avoir sous la main, directement sous l'Ă©diteur par dĂ©faut de forumactif, et je me suis dit que ça pourrait profiter Ă un max de monde đ„čđ
Voici un aperçu du rendu en live (ici, dans les réponses rapides) :
les infos :
-> Le js est optimisĂ© pour les forums utilisant le blank theme de genius panda ( @code-lab ), pour la bonne et simple raison que c'est sur la base de ce (superbe) thĂšme que mgv a Ă©tĂ© créé. Bien sĂ»r, je suppose qu'il peut y avoir conflit en fonction d'Ă quel point un forum a Ă©tĂ© modifiĂ©, Ă confirmer ! N'hĂ©sitez pas Ă faire vos retours en commentaires -> Le code est directement accessible sur mon github. -> Je ne suis en aucun cas dev ou professionnelle d'une quelconque façon, donc je ne fais pas de maintenance ou ajustements sur-mesure. J'ai tentĂ© de l'annoter au maximum pour aider Ă le comprendre/customiser, et vous pouvez librement ajuster le code Ă votre guise âš Un simple crĂ©dit est apprĂ©ciĂ© quand vous l'installez sur votre forum ! Et je serais ravie de savoir Ă quels forum il profite dans les commentaires đ
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Tips for Writing Injuries
â§ Broken ribs suck. You donât just âwalk it off.â Breathing hurts. Laughing hurts. Existing hurts. Characters with rib injuries wonât be doing heroic sprints.
â§ Concussions arenât instant naps. Dazed vision, nausea, dizziness, maybe even personality changes, but theyâre not going to collapse neatly like in the movies.
â§ Blood loss is sneaky. Itâs not just about dramatic pools of blood. Itâs dizziness, confusion, and the body getting cold as circulation tanks.
â§ Adrenaline lies. Someone can take a serious injury and not feel it until the fightâs over. That âI didnât realize I was bleeding until laterâ trope? Very real.
⧠Twisted ankles are brutal. One bad step and suddenly running is off the table. Even walking hurts like hell. Perfect way to ground a chase scene.
â§ Burns linger. Even small burns hurt more than most people expect. Blisters, infection risk, constant pain, itâs not just a cool scar later.
â§ Dislocated shoulders = useless arm. Characters canât keep swinging a sword or firing a gun. Theyâre basically fighting one-armed until itâs fixed.
⧠Shock is a thing. Pale skin, trembling, rapid heartbeat, and eventually disorientation. A character might not even realize how bad their wound is.
â§ Stitches arenât magic. Getting sewn up is painful and recovery takes time. Theyâre not instantly battle-ready after a needle and thread.
â§ Scars tell stories. Some fade, some donât. Some stay sensitive forever. Donât forget the aftermath when the wound becomes part of the character.
Don't forget the aftermath when the wound becomes part of the character
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Revenge Dialogue
"I'm just giving back what you first gave me."
"You think I forgot? I was just waiting."
"I didn't ruin your life. You handed me the match."
"You took everything from me. Now I'll take what you value most."
"You want an apology? I want a confession."
"I didnât come here to fight. I came to watch you fall."
"You broke me. I rebuilt myself stronger. And now I'm here to return the favor."
"Revenge is what keeps me going."
"Funny how you only remember the part where I hurt you. Not the part where you deserved it."
"You ruined my life. So now I'm here to take yours."
"I have been waiting, very patiently, for this one moment."
"You think this is revenge? No. This is justice."
"They told me to get over it, I needed to forgive you. But I think revenge is the better option."
"You taught me everything I needed to destroy you."
"I forgave you. But I never forgot. And forgetting was the only thing that could've saved you."
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The New Kids (1985) dir. by Sean S. Cunningham
James Spader as Michael Boll BAD INFLUENCE (1990) dir. Curtis Hanson
How to write liars
Liars make stories twist, characters clash, and readers question everything. But not all liars are created equal. If you're writing one, ask yourself: what kind of liar are they? Because thereâs more than one way to deceiveâŠ
Many types of liars
the one where you know they are lying
the one where you never know that they are lying
the one who lies about everything
the one who lies to themself
Writing Tips:
Know why they lie
Every liar has a reason. Is it survival, manipulation, shame, love, power, or habit? Understanding their motive helps you shape their behavior and emotional responses.
Use subtext and contradictions
Liars rarely say "I'm lying." Instead, they contradict themselves, dodge questions, or over-explain. Let their words and actions subtly clash.
Let the lie shape the plot
A good lie should ripple through the story. It creates misunderstandings, false alliances, and dramatic irony. Use it to mislead characters and readers.
Use silence
Sometimes the most powerful lie is omission. What a character doesnât say can be just as revealing as what they do.
Play with perspective
Use unreliable narrators or shifting POVs to blur the line between truth and fiction. This keeps readers guessing and deepens the mystery.
Show consequences
How are characters reacting to someone lying to them? What happens if people find out a character lied?
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Sassy Dialogue
Part I
"Oh honey, if I wanted your opinion, I'd have rolled my eyes louder."
"Did you come here to be annoying or is that just a happy accident?"
"Please, your drama is exhausting and I only have one espresso left in me."
"It's cute that you would think that I'd care about what you have to say."
"I don't have time for this. My lip gloss is already drying."
"You talk a lot for someone with nothing to say."
"Congratulations! You just lost the argument and the plot."
"Is that confidence or just a delusion with a good contour?"
"You really committed to being wrong. That's dedication!"
"You say that like it's supposed to hurt my feelings. Cute."
"No, I'm not mad. I'm just trying to figure out how someone can be that wrong and still be alive."
"Wow. That was almost a valid point. Almost."
"If ignorance is bliss, you must be thriving."
"I've seen salad with more bite than that insult."
"You're not mysterious. You're just hard to tolerate."
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I know I fucked up. I thought I knew what was fucking best. I was so sure I was better than all of you, and stronger. I believed all the shit they told me. Thatâs how they get you, how they control you. But Iâve seen who they are and how wrong I was. Iâm promising you, I will never use my powers on any of you again, ever. MADDIE PHILLIPS as CATE DUNLAP in GEN V S2 (2025)
we all know and love bleeding heart dove symbolism but what about ring-necked dove symbolism. she's free but she wears the mark of captivity like a scar.
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Comment je diffĂ©rencie lâaffichage de certains champs de profil (sans JS)
On mâa demandĂ© comment je faisais pour personnaliser Ă ce point les profils avec des champs Ă lâaffichage spĂ©cifique, voici donc un petit tuto qui prĂ©sente la mĂ©thode que jâutilise. Je prĂ©cise que celle-ci nâest peut-ĂȘtre pas la plus optimisĂ©e ni la plus simple, mais elle a le mĂ©rite de nâutiliser aucun javascript.
Comment je cible un champ de profil en particulier
Dans les pages de profils, les champs ont automatiquement des identifiants prĂ©cis quâon peut cibler facilement en CSS. Par exemple dans le template de base de ModernBB :
Vous pouvez donc cibler un champ par son id directement en CSS de cette façon :
#field_id3{ style associé }
Mais cet id nâest pas trĂšs parlant, donc Ă la relecture du CSS câest pas facile de comprendre quel style correspond Ă quel champ. Câest aussi impossible de cibler les champs comme cela dans les sujets car, sur ces pages, ils nâont pas dâidentifiant. Voyez plutĂŽt, toujours dans le template de base de ModernBB :
Donc, ce que je fais personnellement, câest que jâajoute une image associĂ©e au champ, et que jâutilise ensuite la propriĂ©tĂ© CSS :has() pour cibler les champs qui contiennent cette image. Voici comment faire.
Dans la configuration de votre champ :
Mettez un nom de champ explicite, puis ajoutez une image de votre choix dans la case URL de lâicĂŽne. Peu importe lâimage elle-mĂȘme, donc si vous nâen avez pas vous pouvez mettre lâimage vide de base de FA, Ă savoir https://2img.net/i/fa/empty.gif.
Enfin, rĂ©glez le Type dâaffichage sur IcĂŽne + Texte.
Voici ce que ces réglages produisent automatiquement au niveau du code :
Comme vous pouvez le voir, lâimage est apparue devant le nom du champ et porte un attribut alt qui a la valeur « Nom du champ ». Câest donc cet attribut que lâon va pouvoir cibler avec :has(). Lâurl de lâimage nâest pas importante du tout.
:has() permet notamment de cibler un bloc si celui-ci contient un Ă©lĂ©ment enfant prĂ©cis (ici, lâimage avec lâattribut souhaitĂ©). Dans le CSS, on peut ainsi cibler le champ de profil qui nous intĂ©resse en Ă©crivant :
.block-dl-default:has(img[alt="Nom du champ"]){ style associé }
De cette façon, le nom du champ apparaĂźt dans le CSS, ce qui est plus clair, et vous pouvez cibler de la mĂȘme maniĂšre les champs qui se trouvent dans les sujets.
Si vous voulez bien faire les choses, il ne vous reste plus quâĂ masquer lâimage que vous avez rajoutĂ©e grĂące Ă un display: none, comme ceci :
.block-dl-default img[alt="Nom du champ"]{ display: none }
Comment je fais pour faire des zones différentes dans le profil
Je vous rajoute un encart sur la façon dont je crĂ©e des âzonesâ diffĂ©rentes dans les profils (par exemple, une zone avec les champs de profil qui concernent le perso, et une autre avec ceux qui concernent lâIRL).
Câest bien simple, je multiplie le html plusieurs fois et je cache les champs que je ne veux pas afficher dans chaque zone.
Par exemple, pour deux zones, mon template ressemble à ça :
Et mon CSS Ă ceci :
/*-- Pour la zone avec le plus de champs Ă afficher, je masque simplement les champs dont je ne veux pas --*/ .zone_perso .block-dl-default:has(img[alt="Nom du champ"]), .zone_perso .block-dl-default:has(img[alt="Nom d'un autre champ"]){ display:none; }
/*-- Pour la zone avec le moins de champs Ă afficher, je masque tous les champs --*/ .zone_irl .block-dl-default{ display:none; }
/*-- Puis jâaffiche les champs que je veux voir dans cette zone --*/ .zone_irl .block-dl-default:has(img[alt="Nom du champ"]){ display: block; }
De cette façon, je nâutilise pas de JavaScript pour dĂ©placer les champs. Normalement, utiliser display : none permet que les champs masquĂ©s ne soient pas lus par les lecteurs dâĂ©cran, et le fait de doubler le html nâimpacte donc pas lâaccessibilitĂ© du forum ; mais le JavaScript est sĂ»rement + propre. Je ne sais pas. :>
Pour aller plus loin
Vous avez dâautres tutos qui utilisent JavaScript, notamment cette rĂ©ponse de âChrista (@lost-in-codes) sur le forum du Blank Theme qui contient un script permettant de dĂ©placer ses champs.