#pipaji

[iveryinlove]

In a modern!AU I think Lianhua and Enki would have a very cute relationship.

I don't know how they could meet, maybe Enki, being a senior medical student, will start tutoring and become fond of the little first-year girl who isn't even sure if she wants to continue studying medicine.

Enki would help her find her passion and even her area of specialization. Over time, their friendship would intensify until they saw each other as siblings. Enki would be the first person to whom Lianhua would tell that she had a little crush on her friend (Pipaji). In turn, Enki would try with all his might to keep the little girl he had taken under his wing away from the Cike, because he is not Altan; he does not want to corrupt the pure and adorable soul of his girl.

(Technically, she pulls her away, until Pipaji meets Rin, who pulls them both into the Cike. Enki hates her for that.)

[visd3stele]

it's very important to me that we don't forget rin is good with kids. she raised kesegi, she convinced dulin to eat, she earned pipaji's and jiuto's trust... she is good with kids. pass it on.

[k9punkout]

UHHHH

WHY DONT WE TALK ABOUT RIN AND PIPAJI'S DYNAMIC MORE???

HOW RIN SAW HERSELF IN PIPAJI AND GAVE HER EVERYTHING SHE WANTED

HOW SHE KNEW WHAT PIPAJI WANTED BECAUSE THEY. ARE. THE SAME

it's like an older sister, or a cool aunt, or a mother daughter relationship if you just scratch out all the annoying parts of motherhood

PIPAJI PROTECTING JUITO LIKE RIN ONCE PROTECTED KESEGI

PIPAJI LEAVING JUITO LIKE RIN ONCE LEFT KESEGI

"the goddess... she told me i'll never be afraid again."

"that's power. and you're not giving that up. i know you. you're *me*."

"i received both these scars from men i thought i loved. one is dead now. one will be. i understand how humiliation feels. keep your secrets if you want. but know that there is nothing you can say that will make me think any less of you." AKAHSGAJAYWGAGAHAJJKJJ WHY DONT WE DISCUSS THIS M O R E

SWEET ANGRY TRAUMATIZED BABIES THEY DESERVE THE WORLD AND EVERYTHING IN IT

[tristemickey]

Vomito mis entrañas hasta arrasar mis ojos en lágrimas, Atragantada con las granzas que siguen pegadas a mi garganta. Vosotras, cascarillas de arroz trilladas, aventadas y desechadas, Habéis sufrido tanto como yo. Como yo, os encontráis en una dolorosa situación; Nuestras penalidades son demasiadas para contarlas. Los desgraciados debemos comer la comida más amarga; Dobla nuestro dolor y cuesta de tragar. Las cascarillas se hicieron para ser uno con el grano, Pero al aventarlo se las lleva el viento. Los nobles y los humildes, como mi esposo y yo, No volveremos a vernos jamás. Tú, esposo mío, eres arroz pulido y perdido en la lejanía, Donde nunca te encontraré. Las desgraciadas granzas son como yo, ¿Cómo pueden, pues, aliviar el hambre? Ido mi esposo ¿Cómo puedo yo, una delicada mujer, cuidar a sus ancianos padres?

Escena de obra kunqu: Pipaji. Traducida por J.O. Fortuny Carreras en el libro “La ópera tradicional china Kunqu”.