#bonnett

[dummymango]

The same animatronic?

esa teoria de q Luna era bonnet, al principio a Luna no le iba asignar ningun animatronico pero System Error Toy Bonnie se parece a ella asi q pss

Si Luna se ve diferente es pq tiene 16 en esta imagen, ella y Bonnet van a la misma skul que es una de chicas exclusivamente

Luna tiene de amigas a Skyla (High Score Toy Chica) y Vee (VR toy Freddy), mi voiceclaim para ella es Vi de arcane

Bonnet es hermana melliza de Yvonne, y es muda, se comunica en lenguaje de señas con personas quienes sabe q la entienden y en todo caso, siempre trae una libreta

[just-another-shitty-day]

-Donde nadie me espere. -Piedad Bonnett

[shiityblowjob]

[jenrenfieldhandmade]

Started making a bonnett!

(-no, I am totally not procrastinating on a certain tartan dress -why would you think that?!)

I’ve been meaning to make one for my red velvet christmas dress for ages but it never seemed a priority so I didn’t.

I’m using the bonnett pattern provided in the Otome No Sewing No.14. It has an elasticated headband - that’s something I’ve never tried before.

Also instead of buckram or interfacing I am using felt for the bonnet brim, since it worked so well for my pillbox hat.

[yourfandomfreak]

Outlander 4x12

Brianna finally reading the letter, and understanding Jamie more makes me happy and grateful. hearing Jamie’s voiceover reading the letter was really good. wish we had seen more of Jamie and Claire, even if it had been 30 seconds at the end

 thankfully John is there to be a friend and support Brianna during this time

Fergus and Marsali are quite the team! I love it. I was afraid one of them would die, but thankfully they both lived

Brianna confronting Bonnett was a powerful scene; she was able to tell him everything she needed to say. it seemed like the writers were trying to make him have a little bit of remorse; which I mean, I don’t know how I feel about that.

anyway, it gave me anxiety seeing Brianna be in the prison while Fergus and co. were trying to break Murtagh out, because I worried that Bonnett would escape in the explosion (which he kind of did) or that Bree would be hurt

I will say though, it was a cool moment seeing John and Fergus and Brianna and Murtagh all collide in the hallway. it was quick, but it was still nice to have that moment

also, Fergus doesn’t know who Brianna is yet, so I want him to find out

thank you, John, for not betraying Murtagh.

Roger’s whole speech about his journey and his pain trying to find Brianna, and how at this point, he’s given up, was very well acted. (and he regrets his part in how he and Bree left things; which yes, character development).

I’m sorry for him and how he has come to a point of believing it wasn’t worth it.

he doesn’t even know why Jamie beat him.

I wish there were more episodes this season, but I am looking forward to the finale and seeing some reunions (Bree x Roger, and Jamie and Ian properly meeting Roger)

finally, that preacher’s story was really tragic. as a believer myself, it broke my heart to see him believe he is damned and that he can’t be forgiven. I wish he could’ve believed again and been forgiven and even forgiven himself. but he chose to do what he thought was right, even if it meant dying. unfortunately, it ended up causing his love to kill herself too.

there have been some powerful, poignant episodes this season. it was bringing Roger and Bree into a more prominent storyline than before. and I know there was some missteps with that; but lets not let it take away from what’s been good with this season

[silent-groves]

“Borders are bureaucratic fault lines, imperious and unfriendly. It’s not surprising that so many look forward to a world without borders. Their existence is routinely critiqued by academic geographers who cast them as hostile acts of exclusion. And yet where, in a borderless world, could we escape to? Where would it be worth going? <...> For borders are far more than lines of exclusion - their profusion reflects the varied nature of people’s political and cultural choices. The paradox of borders is that they close down free movement yet suggest a world of choices and possibility. For all their faults, there is something exciting about the way borders snake over the land, about their power to impose ideas and history upon the dumb earth.”

Bonnett, A., 2014. Off the Map: Lost Spaces, Invisible Cities, Forgotten Islands, Feral Places, and What They Tell Us About the World, London: Aurum Press, p. 215, 216.

[murdercycles]

Circle Track March, 1984 Neil Bonnett

[torregris]

Ahora

                                                                            Me has enseñado a respirar                                                                                               JUAN GELMAN 

Porque ahora paso mi mano sobe el envés de las hojas y sé leer su alfabeto y si cierro los ojos oigo correr un río y es tu voz que despierta porque mi cuerpo comienza ahora en ti y acaba más allá de la lluvia donde alcanzan tus brazos y el miedo acuartelado no vigila y sé llamar las cosas de modo que éstas salten se desnuden y todo sea reciente para mis ojos que aman en tus ojos porque en mi llanto crecen plantas carnívoras y mi sangre palpita como una iguana abierta porque ahora mi cuerpo recupera sus partes y nace una piel nueva que derrota el verano porque me has enseñado a respirar

– Piedad Bonnett