#indomitability

[secrets-and-aetherlight]

💭 For Whoever!

Michaux: Wow, she seems surprisingly interested in my research. She really likes maps, doesn’t she? I wonder where she’s from? She’s kind of cute. Nice spectacles. 

[argotspeak]

The truly indomitable Mandy “Battleship” Pantinkin. Rivals even the great Mark Harmon in casual authoritativeness. (Quoth an expert in such matters: “The seemingly casual, yet unquestionable authority possessed by Mark Harmon {and Mr. Patinkin!} is a thing to behold. When offhand edicts such as "Now, you think about that..." are issued, there's gonna be some serious thinking going on. An almost folksy, innate mesmeric power........ puts the viewer at ease, then utterly seizes his or her very will... the Svengali-like actor/endorser {equal in power, yet perhaps more polished, than another titan of the idiom} reels in, seemingly at will, the thoroughly unaware viewer…..until the ever-thinning metal of our volition turns to misty nothingness......” ) Now. You think about that.

[floridaboiler]

[xivartref]

Indomitability

[xivartref]

Indomitability

[smouldering-dream]

Jade Ambition: How ambitious is your muse and what are their current goals? To what ends will they go to to make those wishes a reality?

The Dark knight is fairly ambitious, as for his current goals he’d like to see some recognition for the bloody work he and other dark knights do to weed out corruption. Granted he is aware that it wont come easily given he and his ilk are vigilantes working outside of the law/ disrupting the peace at times.

The best he can do as far as making sure that recognition is earned without endangering himself too much is to continue with getting rid of corruption wherever he finds it along with explaining the necessity of his actions to any who’ll listen.

[roses-and-grimoires]

💭

"Well, it's clear enough whose side you've taken in all this. I can't really say I'm surprised, but the commentary is not very helpful."

[alexicon91]

For after all, if attentiveness should be measured in minutes and discipline measured in hours, then indomitability must be measured in years. Or, if philosophical investigations are not to your taste, then let us simply agree that the wise man celebrates what he can.

A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles