for those who enjoy the details of all the days comprising Barricade Week, let it be known that today (June 2 still in USA time zones) is "F in the chat for Galois Day" as it was dubbed several years ago and will be known hereafter
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for those who enjoy the details of all the days comprising Barricade Week, let it be known that today (June 2 still in USA time zones) is "F in the chat for Galois Day" as it was dubbed several years ago and will be known hereafter
WARNING: The last pic is Female!character
Just learnt about this dude Galois, absolutely crazy. so basically, he:
- tries to get into "Ecole Polytechnique", the French school for science at the time, and fails
-publishes several papers on polynomials
-his father dies
-tries again (and fails) to get into the Ecole
-publishes several papers basically founding group theory
-attends a lesser school, gets kicked out and eventually arrested for political beliefs
-died in a duel shortly after he got out of prison
AT THE AGE OF 20
a drawing of Doth, the masterpiece
@thedawningofthehour
So, I was reading Third From the Son, DOTH, by Faiakishi, and I got to that infamous moment where Galois yells at Leo about his brother being dead and being consumed by crabs at the bottom of the ocean. If in itself the scene of him on the verge of a mental breakdown due to the sadness, confusion and guilt (among other emotions) that thinking about Donatello causes him and his ending brought me strong images, this definitely cements them. As is my custom, I had to use my older sibling's cell phone to draw.
I did my best, don't strangle me too hard. I tried!
I really like this work and its construction, not only of characters, but of worlds. I had made other drawings before, but I didn't dare to upload them. hope you like.
something CRAZY is happening to me
so i am but a simple enjoyer of gay shipping, it brings me joy to no end to apply this lens of analysis to everything i consume
so much so, i do find fun to do it to historical figures i study too
so when i had just found out about galois, i noticed that he was only 2 years younger than charles darwin and that the beagle voyage happened 6 months before his death
this is more than good enough for a fic where galois escapes his destiny by being in the hms beagle for reasons
i forgot all about this because soon after i found out galois already had a soulmate in chevalier and the rest is history
UNTIL LIKE LAST WEEK, when i came back to darwin/galois, thinking i could set my chevalier agenda aside for a moment
and then today i find out darwin and the captain of the beagle are already a ship HOWW
how is it possible im breaking up 2 fake historical ships for this third fake historical ship. i thought nobody even thought of these people like this before, but they have
and i feel so close to humanity when this happens
BSKABDLWNDKNSDK
[Image ID: A tweet from Differential Graded Andreas @ sadmathboi that reads, "Math history be like This french revolutionary won 69 putnams when he was in first grade. Our entire understanding of modern algebra is based on this email he sent to gauss. He died at the ripe age of 12 from tuberculosis and you’ll never be as good as him" End ID.]
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AHHHH SCREAMING OVER THIS CHAPTER (and every chapter) PLEASE GO READ IT
kudos to my friend @thedawningofthehour