curiosity: when drawing the illustrations, the CLAMP group wanted everyone involved in the war to have chains and those who were not involved had ties. Furthermore lelouch's allies have black wings while britannia's allies have white wings
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curiosity: when drawing the illustrations, the CLAMP group wanted everyone involved in the war to have chains and those who were not involved had ties. Furthermore lelouch's allies have black wings while britannia's allies have white wings
Vulnerability is at the core of any true connection. Without it there is none. - Words by Jen ©️
"My liberation, my delight, my world itself begins where yours begins. Nobody can command my services because I have, of my own, pledged to give all — and to give it freely, for that is the only way to give."
Expect Resistance
[...] seeking joy does not mean closing our eyes to what is happening around us. It does not mean bypassing cruelty, misogyny, racialized hatred, or the deliberate stoking of violence as a tool to bring dissent to heel. Joy is not anesthesia. It is not denial. It is not retreat. At times like these, esprit du mal—the spirit of harm, domination, and degradation—must be named if it is to be confronted. We must be willing to look it squarely in the face and say, clearly and without equivocation: Not in our house. Only what is faced can be transformed. And here is the tension I am consciously practicing this year: even as we name and resist what corrodes the human commons, we must also actively cultivate esprit de corps—the spirit of mutual care, shared responsibility, and collective belonging. We seed joy not as escapism, but as preparation: tending the soil so that when the right season arrives, something humane can still take root and flower.
Robin Payes, "The Spirit of '26"
Breathing deep, these covers keep,
Entwined, unwinding; passion seeps,
Into our bones through sweat and tears,
We join each other, face our fears.
Together bound by trust and longing,
In this cloth we find belonging,
Missing pieces torn asunder,
All that’s left is us and covers;
Lovers
Sharing this perfect little bite from Andrewism on YouTube. We stand, as he says, at a precipice. If you're interested in the concepts Andrew highlights in this video (autonomy, mutuality, and free association), I highly recommend listening to his appearances on the podcast It Could Happen Here, where he discusses them in depth.
Antonio Gramsci said “The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters.” Monsters, yes. But us, too: the people.