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gaylord ottoman 👀
finals week or my final week ☠️
(( Eyyy of course this is one of my favourite ships/BROtps. My take on it is a bit complicated I ship it as a romantic interest only if one is a girl and if neither is then its a BROtp. Mostly its because of the...yeah gay thing lol I ‘m sorry I talk about that a lot I feel annoying.
Anyway the ship. I like it a lot it has a lot of history and even nowadays they care a lot about one another even calling each other brothers. The reason they are so close is because Bosnia accepted Islam very fast and in the Ottoman Empire the people who accepted Islam were treated much better than the people who didn’t and since Bosnia accepted it really fast compared to some others I believe they had a good relationship. In modern I imagine them to be the type of couple who goes to all the cafes and tries the coffee also the type that travels a lot. They get along in personality (mostly because Turkey influenced a big deal of his personality to Bosnia) but I imagine that they can have intense fights even for the smallest things but they always make up. Either way they are cute af they have a lot of history and mutual support to one another and I just love the ship to death
A bit about the drawing I referenced the clothes from this except the headpieces they are complicated and I also made Amina (fem!Bosnia) a bit older because Bosnia was a teen thro the whole duration of the Ottoman
Ottoman Empire w/o the mask and scarf.
The name Ottoman, derived from Othman in its own language, Arabic. In Turkish we use the same name as Osman. The name means little dragon or more accurately, snake. So… i drew this one
Also a metaphor to Ottoman Empire’s snakelike politics, which made the empire grow quick, but also collapse quick.