#historically accurate

[leondxs]

“appease the monster”

Send “appease the monster” for a starter where your muse has been left out as a human sacrifice for my muse.

@historically-accurate

Leondas did not hide his excitement. Eyes glimmered in the dark, making themselves known before the rest of him did. Slinking in the shadows, drinking in the scene before him - a mortal, tied and bound to an ornate stone. A meal presented on a platter for him. He could think of no better way to begin his night.

He gradually strode into view, his unglamoured visage clear under the moonlight. Playfully, he paced around the ensnared being. His nose twitched, taking in the scent. Fangs glistened in a nasty grin.

❝ What have we here? An offering in hopes of earning my favor? ❞ he purred, though it came out as more of a giggle. He couldn't blame them for trying, though such an attempt was laughable.

[lucky-pivv]

My version of that scene from that toxic yaoi animation (Tomford) but they are my ocs

I had watched some episodes od Eddsworld as a kid, but not many, but now that cuptoast "revived" this fandom", i highkey wanted to watch the entire show for real this time.

Anyway, these are two of my ocs: Dante (the small one and the protagonist of my story) and Judah, the antagonist (might change his name)

[lucky-pivv]

"Historically Accurate" poster!!

Mmmmmmhhhhhh... Which character could possibly be the one on the top right... I really wonder... (impossible).

Anyway I wanted to make a "horror" poster for my story and it turned out pretty good. I wanted to draw a character inspired/based of classic lit. Who do you think I should make?

[niramu-5hamash]

I just made some buulll shittt

Reference pose ^^^

Also gave up on the body and clothes 😪

[dauntlessemissaryasylum]

I love me a historically accurate fic

[little-red-devil]

He’s done it again 😂

I call bullshit on the #notAI, but I’ll allow it this once

[strawberryskygirlblogg44]

📜 𝓠𝓾𝓲𝓬𝓴 𝓖𝓾𝓲𝓭𝓮: 𝓡𝓪𝓽𝓲𝓰𝓪𝓷 & 𝓐𝓶𝓮𝓵𝓲𝓪’𝓼 𝓣𝓲𝓽𝓵𝓮𝓼 𝓲𝓷 𝓓𝓲𝓪𝓶𝓸𝓷𝓭 𝓲𝓷 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓡𝓸𝓾𝓰𝓱 👑

this post goes out to @rosejewels91, who asked me this question in a comment on “Diamond in the Rough”! I did some research and this is what I found out...

How Padraic Could’ve Earned His Title

in Victorian England, someone could become a Viscount in two main ways: by inheriting it or by being granted the title by the Queen as a reward.

and since Ratigan has a... complicated past, it makes the most sense for him to have been granted the title! some believable ways this could happen in the story:

• he performed a heroic act (for example, helping stop an assassination attempt on Queen Victoria)

• he used his skills and connections to take down a major threat to the Empire that the government couldn’t handle officially

• he proved himself extremely useful politically or financially and was rewarded for his service

basically: redemption arc privileges! 🤣

How the Titles Work

once Padraic is officially a Viscount:

• Amelia automatically becomes a Viscountess through marriage; she doesn’t need her own claim to nobility

• Proper ways to address them:

—Lord/Viscount Ratigan (formal)

—“My Lord” (when spoken to)

—Padraic (close friends & family)

—The Right Honourable Viscount Ratigan (extremely formal letters)

–Lady/Viscountess Ratigan

–“My Lady” (when spoken to)

–Amelia (close friends & family)

–The Right Honourable Viscountess Ratigan (extremely formal letters)

Their Children (Cornelius & Alice)

Since they have twins:

• Cornelius Percival (as the elder twin) would be the heir, and he would be styled The Honourable Cornelius Ratigan while his father is alive; then, one day, he would inherit the title and become the next Viscount Ratigan.

• Alice Lavinia would be styled The Honourable Alice Ratigan, and she keeps this title for life!

because even with twins, the oldest son (even by a couple of minutes) is the heir in Victorian peerage! 🙄🤣