#the burden

[lashketchup]

me? gongaga!

[youcannotkillmeiamsubhuman]

You ever think The One Ring could be read as a metaphor for mental illnesses like depression or PTSD?

How Frodo is forced to carry it and how he thinks he's alone in the world and it causes him distrust and to lash out at his friends, because he's carrying something nobody else understands or can help him with. And Sam tells him at the end "I can't carry it for you, but I can carry you!"

And Aragorn literally refers to it as The Burden.

[thejawsdevour]

Richard Bosman (Australian) - The Burden (oil on canvas, 1982)

[autismboygirl]

before you start a relationship, you have to find out whos the top and whos the burden

[error-elf-206]

consept for the show - the grey streaks from holding the sky grow from the ends of the whole head of hair at once rather then strand at a time,

giving annabeth this cool ass silver ombre through her hair like lighting (or one of thoose scince-y balls) or as like a halo or w/e

and giving percy silver-y -blue-ish tips to his hair like the crests of waves on his already 'wave like mess of curls'.

[arbiterofthedead]

"I met them once...I meet everyone, once."

[alfreedom]

Min Börda