#gramp

[veenoms]

WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA FAMILY BONDING

OKAY BUT THIS IS LITERALLY THE CUTEST FAMILY PIC EVER OMFG

ALSO WHERE ARE BELL'S PARENTS ?? WHERE TF ARE THEY HUH ???

[abybweisse]

Idk if this makes sense or not, but in book of atlantic (in sebastian's flashback) when sebastian brings ciel hot milk and honey, ciel tells him that his grandfather used to say that it'll spoil his teeth. If ciel knows his grandfather, who is cedric K.Ross, then I doubt that he wouldn't be able to identify undertaker if he was cedric. Cedric K.Ross and Undertaker are different people.

It makes zero sense 🤦🏻‍♀️

I’ve had asks about this before, and this is why I keep telling people to read licensed translations, though depending on the language, the licensed translations do vary in their correctness.

It’s Tanaka, sometimes “old man Tanaka”, or “gramp”, because they called him that. Even Bard calls him “old man Tana” in ch130.

But only because he’s old and kind to them. The twins know Tanaka isn’t really their grandfather. He’s a servant, but he has a grandfatherly attitude. It’s made completely clear that they are talking about Tanaka:

Ch62:

Ch130:

Ch131:

Yana-san tweeted years ago that Vincent was raised mostly by Tanaka. When the twins were little, Vincent might have even told them that, so that would make it even more “natural” for them to view Tanaka in that way; he was like a father figure to Vincent, so he’s more like a grandfather figure to the twins.

So, guess what? You fell victim to a bad translation, and your argument is invalid.

Undertaker could very well be Cedric K. Ros— (probably something like Rosewood, not Ross, btw. I have posts about that tagged #ivanhoe and #cedric of rotherwood).

[thevoidfarer]

ALL GOLD HASSANS

[kahixxi]

[snzical]

grandma promotes gun violence. this needs to stop.

[lo-real-maravilloso]

“Gramp”: lo que olvidé decir en Abuelo.

Tres años de cuidado silencioso no quedaron en la penumbra de un apartamento. El hermano mayor de Dan, Mark Jury, fotoperiodista, decidió documentar aquella experiencia con imágenes íntimas y austeras. Así nació en 1976 el libro Gramp, un fotolibro que vendió más de cien mil copias y que obligó a la sociedad a mirar de frente lo que tantas veces se oculta. Imagen de una de las fotografías del…

“Gramp”: lo que olvidé decir en Abuelo.

[lo-real-maravilloso]

“Gramp”: lo que olvidé decir en Abuelo.

Tres años de cuidado silencioso no quedaron en la penumbra de un apartamento. El hermano mayor de Dan, Mark Jury, fotoperiodista, decidió documentar aquella experiencia con imágenes íntimas y austeras. Así nació en 1976 el libro Gramp, un fotolibro que vendió más de cien mil copias y que obligó a la sociedad a mirar de frente lo que tantas veces se oculta. Imagen de una de las fotografías del…

“Gramp”: lo que olvidé decir en Abuelo.

[photography-past-and-present]

An image from Mark and Dan Jury’s 1976 book, “Gramp.” The book is an account of his maternal grandfather’s struggle with dementia in his final years.Credit...Mark and Dan Jury