Person of Interest: Chess Archetypes
"Chess is rarely a game of ideal moves. Almost always a player faces a series of difficult consequences no matter what move he makes." ~David Shenk
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Person of Interest: Chess Archetypes
"Chess is rarely a game of ideal moves. Almost always a player faces a series of difficult consequences no matter what move he makes." ~David Shenk
Hey, I just wanted to shoot you a message to say thanks for being involved here in the past couple years, especially in interacting with people. I just found a moodboard I did at a prompt from you a couple of years ago and I’ve had a hard time these past few months so it was almost a relief to see a reminder of how I did and should see myself. That comes from you having prompted it in the first place though, and I can’t thank you enough for that. So thanks for that. It helped me a lot today.
💜💜💜💜💜💜 I’m so glad it helped! And from what I remember of that mb is was Real Good so stands to reason you are too 😄
Personal moodboards: @prymith
CAST THE BRONZE : Baelor Breakspear Targaryen, the Soul of Chivalry (170 AC - 209 AC)
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