literally all i could think of in that scene
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literally all i could think of in that scene
i love anya chalotra i love anna shaffer i love mimî m khayisa i love mecia simson i love freya allan i love therica wilson-read i love myanna buring i love jodhi may i love cassie clare i love all the women of the witcher past present and future
do you think about yennskier. have you thought about yennskier. will you think about yennskier. when will you think about yennskier.
i end every season and probably episode of this show just thinking. the witcher netflix is about women. the witcher netflix? it's about women. have you heard, that the witcher netflix is about w
it's the way I'm not even feeling much of anything about jaskier kissing a man & being confirmed bi bc I'm just like "yeah i knew that"
At the Thanedd ball, Yennefer of Vengerberg describes Keira Metz as "quite the spitfire". This term is a reference to the single-seat fighter aircraft Supermarine Spitfire (Fig. 1), first introduced in 1938 and most famously used by the British during the Second World War.
From this, we can infer the existence of the Spitfire plane — and thus Britain and Germany, and perhaps other Axis and Allied countries — in the universe of The Witcher. In this essay I will
triss healing yen by tenderly touching her face then smiling gently
yennskier girlies. chime off in the replies/reblogs. what crime u in the mood to commit