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[patatamissa]

Finalmente otro fanart de mis chicos, ahora aber si está referencia es de tu talla!.

[patatamissa]

Y ahora luego de otros exámenes de la uni, volví a seguir viendo J Decker Brave Robots y avance 5 capítulos... Ya tengo diseño fijo para Yuuta y me gusta dibujar a sus hermanas, también me encanta la dinámica de los bots con Yuuta. Referencias a Evangelion pq si.

[patatamissa]

Oh sí... Vuelvo y desaparezco, pero bueno otros bocetos.

[theskyexists]

Summing up (good edition)

- killing is always deeply morally wrong, if you can manage not to, don't

- the idea of a planet being able to disintegrate the soul, because the frequencies affect your brain to such an extent that you lose control of emotions and lose memories (crunchy)

- neural balancers that counteract that but which are a scarce resource

- the Ux, who can shape the universe through faith and thought, who exist on a planet that can drive you crazy

- false idols versus the importance of meeting people, seeing other places, striving to develop multiple understandings of the world, even as the truth remains out of reach

- scaling up the conquest/trophy warrior culture stuff to planets

- brave people attempting to fight evil becoming part of an 'obscene' hoard

- the idea of one forcing another to commit atrocities in a species of two (yikes) and the martyr imagery

- the beginnings of new Doctor mythmaking in Andinio's eyes, 'how can you know him?', 'dont worry, I'll take care of him' 'true creator'

- imagery of the Doctor carrying a planet on her back like Atlas ( but, that's she's stuck bombs to because she didn't know what it was - what if it had still been alive??? Horror. Should have been the case.)

- parallel between Doctor as killer, genocider, Tzim-Sha and Graham which should have been explicit, should have been brought to the fore by making the Doctor strain - but it was there, sat somewhere in the history of the series and potential of the episode.

- the Doctor's 'always' changing and sharply enforced moral rules and hypocrisy - made uncomfortable (should have been even more so)

- Yaz' expression of loyalty and devotion. (That the Doctor should get punished for at one point (should have been this season). Or Yaz. Or both.)

- the theme of bringing together disparate strengths and people and resources to solve a problem/make a change

- hints of that dark glee and gloating from the Doctor in the confrontation with Tim

- Ryan saying he loves Graham

[petarparker]

American psycho is really good ;)

I’ve wanted to watch American Psycho for ages, so reading the book would be really great too!

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[matthcwfairchild]

book recommendation: Carry On by rainbow Rowell

i’ve been meaning to read it since i loved fangirl

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