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blue eye samurai has taken over my brain. but the good thing is that it has made me want to create! and figure out how to draw mizu bc i love her and im obsessed i've already posted why

where's that tumblr post about the person who is both a twink and a butch lesbian. that's mizu.

they way u can see me get better at drawing her from top to bottom 😭😭

#blue eye samurai #bes

fairycosmos

does anyone know how to make a desicion

frodo-baggins

When the night-shadows fall, then the door will open, Out of the window-panes light will twinkle yellow. Fear no alder black! Heed no hoary willow! Fear neither root nor bough! Tom goes on before you. Hey now! merry dol! We’ll be waiting for you!

#lotr #lord of the rings

undonepal

#tlouhbo

laststandx3

One of the things I appreciate the most in Arcane, that it seems to me that isn't spoken enough about it, is that the show is explicitly anti-war and anti-vilolence. Most of the characters don't enjoy hurting others, the harm and the fights are out of need. Violence isn't the first choice. They don't gloss over death and pain. Jayce kills a children in a situation where he almost had no choice, it was an accident but still he immediately realizes that violence only brings pain. Powder is terrified watching the others fighting. Vi keeps staring at her bloody hands with regret and sadness. Caitlyn is disgusted finding out the guard had been violent on Vi countless times, even before they grew closer. Even when Zuan asks a high price to pay the council chooses peace. Jayce and Viktor strongly refuse to use hextech to build weapons.

Even when characters like Silco and Ambessa seem to have a reason to use violence, as they claim their need for power as self defense the narrative counterpoints their pov with actual need for violence as self defense (Vi is the most obvious example but there's also the firelights that boycott Slico to protect others)

I just think that in today's media, saturated with fights for the so called "greater cause" where nobody is asked to question their choices (as violence is portrayed as the only option) is still hard to find something that proposes peace over and over again as a mean of resolving conflicts. I don't want to take away anything from action movies. This is just me wondering why peace was never an option.

Violence isn't the only answer, what we need as Arcane shows us, is just people caring for each other, putting their personal interests aside if they know it means that someone will suffer from them. The message literally is:

In the pursuit of greatness we failed to do good

Because greatness might improve lives in the future, after a process, but doing good means saving lives without waiting for an hypothetical discovery, is recognizing everyone deserves a good life in the present and working to achieve it.

#arcane

kosalus

“you’ve got a good heart”

#arcane

hunterschafer

RUE & JULES in EUPHORIA | 2x01: Trying to Get to Heaven Before They Close the Door

bald, burnt, and (half) blind

#lis2

staniisla

#lis2

combeferret

trashbreather-deactivated201901

this is gay culture

wordssometimesfail

this reads like a lost shakespeare play

stream

#blink and you miss it

laylaskeating

So, how to conclude? My name is Enola, which, backwards, spells “alone”. To be a Holmes, you must find your own path. My brothers have. My mother has. And I must too. But I now see that being alone doesn’t mean I have to be lonely. Mother never wanted that. She wanted me to find my freedom, my future, my purpose.

MOVIES WATCHED IN 2020 ⇒ Enola Holmes (2020), dir. Harry Bradbeer