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I just think that having altars to the gods in our homes is so beautiful. It’s a practise that’s been carried down for thousands of years no matter how hard people have tried to wipe it out.

magneticrabbit

timelord-of-the-moon

They should just bring back Ncuti Gatwa and act like nothing happened

transienthearts

Black Sails S1E3 “III.”

beemovieerotica

tumblr user 1: you guys should drink more plain water, it's good for you

tumblr user 2: actually you can drink whatever you want all the time

tumblr user 3: yee and water is icky :(

tumblr user 4: I literally can't drink plain water as I'll instantly start throwing up, some people's bodies simply can't process it, you can't make blanket statements about what's good or not good for someone else's digestive system

tumblr user 5: ooouugh.. tony the tiger hairy armpits 😩

#yeah

cloudabserk

troy & abed 🩵

lennonisnotonfire

Happy pride month terror fellas!!!

jurassicpeanut

Sometimes processing trauma looks like making mini comics about dogs.

#trauma

aletheyass

is it so bad to want to kill everyone at all times

aletheyass

went on a walk smelled the pine trees. im fine now

aletheyass

crave blood again

callowestyouthintown

With the new IDs combined with previous information, is anyone else starting to see evidence of a significant shakeup of the naval hierarchy in the Franklin Expedition's final year? Officers' silverware redistributed to the men, a captain of the foretop wearing a steward's uniform, Fitzjames' *jaw* filed away at with a knife, certainly eaten or at least his face stripped from its skull...

Also the bigger picture: that almost everyone they’ve identified has been from Erebus. Peglar is the FIRST positively ID’d Terror sailor. Dead facedown and alone, 130 km away from anything else, dressed in someone else's clothes and bearing a missive that says (amongst other things) "you are Peglar". Is it a reminder for a man losing his grip on himself? Or in fact a message from a captain to another camp, since that's found in the “Terror camp clear” roundel? Was he literally disguised? Did they all stop recognizing each other? Did it become unsafe to rank higher than a steward?

There are other notes in the papers in which Peglar seems to be writing about people around him in the present tense, but that's been a source of confusion, as he writes about thinking someone *might* be an officer, another has the "baring [sic] of a marine". With only 129 people to choose from and everyone uniformed, he should have known the rank of everyone around him.

It's set me off down so many different new paths. They'd lost 9 officers and 15 men by the final victory point note in April 1848. Even if they'd been rescued at this point, it would've still been the deadliest polar expedition in history. 9 officers. That's like 35% of your total authorities. How could they have possibly maintained naval hierarchy under those conditions?