#prespective

[sr-roto]

[i-spy-phy]

morning jog (100 post!)

[th3-gentl3man]

Two sides of the bridge!

Original from @donnamias

[anarchily]

I have this of one of my OC's she's cutie right??

I'll make more art of her in the future, for now I'm a little sad, heartbreak sucks :((

[scarlettscarf]

Interesting how the warriors that are known by the fandom for being noticebly the most cruel/ruthless/brutal in their fighting/murderer (Zeke and Annie) are also the ones who showcase the most nihilistic ideologies.

It's almost like not seeing worth in life as a whole, not even you own, makes empathy a distant concept. Cruelty more natural.

This is genuenly something to look into at real life too, think about it really.

Nature vs nurture. Is anyone really ever born evil? Or is it something you learn, is violence really human nature or something we are taught? If morality is taught, and not born with, then can do we have the right to punish what's 'evil' to us? And what is, evil? What makes something 'good' or 'bad' if morality is subjective and we can learn to be cruel? Does the explanation to why they did something, make their actions justifiable? If we look into people's perspectives, can we still call them evil? Punish them for their actions? Does someone have to be cartoonishly 'bad' to deserve consequence?

[starangerx-photography]

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[webweabings]

EMBRACE A CHILDLIKE SENSE OF WONDER

Welwyn Wilton Katz; // Post by @youngdelusionchaos ;// Albert Einstein; // Franz Kafka; // Marianne Williamson; // "Robin", by Taylor Swift; // Post by @fraiserire; // Post by @the-union-of-the-silent-eyes; // "Auguries of Inoccence", by William Blake; // "Electricity", song of the musical Billy Elliot; // "The Swing", by Robert Louis Stevenson; // "Nothing Sexier than Freedmon", by Helen Edwards; // Post by @the-union-of-the-silent-eyes; // Post by @canyoucallthatpoetry; // Post by @tbartss; // Post by @starrrygirls; // "The Wee Free Men", by Terry Pratchett; // "Under the Net", by Iris Murdoc; // Art by Changyu Zou

[grailbot143]

Amity Blight

Amity is another student from the local magic school. She is an overachiever who doesn't mind rubbing her success in the faces of those less capable than herself. She is a bully to Willow who isn't as talented at making abominations as Amity. When Willow takes her place as top student, she gets really upset and tries to prove that Willow cheated. She goes so far that she gets sent to the principal's office, where she convinces him to investigate the suspect abomination himself.

Bonus (because NeoBot is a nerd): Amity means friendship, but she's not really friendly, so like, maybe that name isn't a perfect description of her teenage self. Blight has 2 definitions - 1) disease or injury of plants and 2) something that frustrates plans or hopes. So does her name mean she is a blight on amity? Like she is a disease on friendship? Interesting that Willow is a plant witch and Amity is specifically a blight on plants. The two words are oxymorons no matter how you read them.

Best Characteristics: Competitive, Overachiever, Observant, Brave, Dramatic

Worst Characteristic: Competitive, Overachiever, Prideful

Character Design:

Amity is slim with a green bob, pulled half up. There is a brown star shape at the front of her hair (why? I don't know. . . . I don't understand). She has pale brown, almost yellow, eyes. She keeps her nails black, wears heavy black eyeliner, and wears triangle shaped black earrings. She is always in her purple abomination track uniform. She has an angsty teen thing going on in her style and posture.

Best Moment(s):

She offers to present to the class next to prevent extra homework for the whole class.

She acknowledged and confronted Willow

She brought the principal into a situation of real danger for the school (unknown intruder disguised as abomination)

She asked for extra credit for the day's worth of adventures.

Quotes:

“As top student, it's my duty to tell you to keep at it! Even you could get a passing grade someday!”

“Oh, It's like mine! But much smaller and meaningless.”