THROUGH THE ERAS: the european renaissance the european renaissance was the transition from the middle ages to modernity. evolutions to humanism, science, art, music, and architecture led to immense social change within the continent.
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THROUGH THE ERAS: the european renaissance the european renaissance was the transition from the middle ages to modernity. evolutions to humanism, science, art, music, and architecture led to immense social change within the continent.
Todoroki Shouto + mood board
THROUGH THE ERAS: the french revolution
the french revolution (also called the revolution of 1789) was a period of immense sociopolitical upheaval in france, resulting in an overthrow of the absolute monarchy as it was replaced by a constitutional monarchy.
outside the open window, the morning air is all awash with angels.
tagged by. @tessawilliam. ( rules ) search your “name + core + aesthetic” on pinterest, and make a moodboard about yourself.
tagging - @keiraknigthly, @calmliess, @luccieherondale, @bwidow, @wymck, @bvcks, @vicapuleti, & everyone else!!
(theo)dore nott.
i cannot hold my tongue, you give me much to say. i'm sweating bullets, nervous that you'll push away.
bill weasley & hermione granger.
requested by anonymous.
“ but baby, i’ve got a feeling tonight. can’t get you out of my veins. ”
bill weasley & fleur delacour x mermaid!au
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HEDWIG.
[requested by @sunshine-flipside]
“ the motorbike zoomed forward; harry glimpsed hooded death eaters scattering as hagrid blasted through their circle. “hedwig — hedwig —” but the owl lay motionless and pathetic as a toy on the floor of her cage. ”