#this is curious

[wandrenowlereacts]

I just realized something curious. According to the Prose Tristan and the Palamedes romance, Sir Palamedes is just a baby when he, his parents and uncle arrive to Britain. On the other hand, if one goes to the Vulgate, Palamedes and his siblings were born in Britain after his dad married his mother (a giantess from the local area).

So, depending on the narrative, Palamedes is either Britain born or raised in Britain (but born maybe in Babylon). As such, this means that Palamedes is as much from Britain as the other knights that were born there.

[cloudcountry]

“Do you visit Sinostra very often, [MC]? I see… Oh, no reason. I was just making conversation. Ha ha.”

oh....why is subaru asking us this???

[greyscuhrazyfactory]

The Devil May Cry: Deadly Fortune novel illustrations are interesting...

[deyna-d]

Why did you like the post with Tommy in the basket and the raven Phil so much lmao

[karenastral]

Now I know the limit of AP XD

Honestly I never thought there was a limit 😅

[wandrenowlereacts]

Welp, this is curious. According to "The Survey of Cornwall", written by Richard Carew (which you can read here), a French writer called Nicholas Gille mentions that Aurelius and Uther Pendragon had a brother, whose name was Moigne. This Moigne was also Duke of Cornwall. If one follows logic, then, that means that Uther fought his brother over his wife because he lusted after her.

Of course, this is debatable because, further down the text, we see the familiar story we all know of Gorlois, Igraine and Uther being mentioned. Nonetheless, it is plausible that both mentions come from different sources.

[leocherry3]

I'm p sure the TV show supernatural has smth to do w the omegaverse

-🧃anon

huh?? i haven't watched it and tbh haven't wanted to but now i gotta read up on it.. unless someone wants to yap to me about it

hasn't omegaverse existed prior to the show though?