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[poketaur]

i may just be the smartest person alive

[boobsperv02]

[memory-mons]

#0442 SPIRITOMB

AFTER THOUGHTS: i REAAAAAAAAAAALLLLY desaturated my boy T^T BUT he still looks like spiritomb! gotta give myself that....but other than that im very proud of this yay!

[mostbelovedwrestlertournament]

Most Beloved Wrestler Tournament

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Athena/Ember Moon

Lee Moriarty

Voting ended onMar 10

[kirby-the-gorb]

it’s getting dark earlier and earlier, which means I get to see the stars sometimes -u-

drawn in medibang paint | [my kofi]

[andymorin]

[bubbleman-caesarino]

*slaps Caesar's lungs* these babies can hold so much hamon

[snicketsleuth]

Hi! I have a question regarding ASOUE, as I've just finished the series today (my tears have not yet stopped lol). My question is this: I seem to remember a paragraph in book 12 in which Lemony Snicket describes what's happening outside the hotel. He mentions that across town, four children are hearing dreadful news on a beach, or something along those lines. (I would check myself, but I've returned it to the library). Do you know who those characters are and what the story is to do with them?

Hi, @the-magic-storyteller!

At the oppositeend of the city, a long, black automobile took a woman away from a man she loved, and inanother city, miles and miles from the Baudelaires, four children played at the beach,unaware that they were about to receive some very dreadful news, and in yet another city, neither the one where the Baudelaires lived nor the one I just mentioned, someone elselearned something and there was some sort of fuss, or so I have been led to believe.[The Penultimate Peril, Chapter Seven]

I don’t think these children are significant, even though the parallel with the first scene of “The Bad Beginning” is obvious. It’s just a detail that ties in with the idea that the V.F.D. conspiracy extends everywhere and that all over the world people face very similar predicaments. “The End” is also very blatant about the cyclical nature of history, with the Baudelaire orphans enduring the same moral trappings as their parents on the Island.

Daniel Handler is very into Nietzsche and this little tidbit just screams of “Eternal Return”.