Did some fellas from bg3 :D
I haven’t finished Act 2 so there are a lot of characters I haven’t met and didn’t include, might do another one after finishing the game
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Did some fellas from bg3 :D
I haven’t finished Act 2 so there are a lot of characters I haven’t met and didn’t include, might do another one after finishing the game
i am so obsessed with my deep gnome
This one time when I met my NPC clone in the Underdark
origin astarion screenshot dump incoming... i did unfortunately give him the volo special because that see invis is ever so worth it
You ever write a fic and suddenly a random side character just asserts themselves into the narrative and becomes your favorite little guy ever?
Cause I'm writing a Barcus fic at the moment. I'd rather not discuss the plot cause it's apt to change, but I decided Thulla (the deep gnome you find poisoned in the Myconid colony) would be the best character to kickstart the story. Which is really meant to be Barcus's story, she's just meant to be the call to action so to speak.
I'm nearly 8000 words in an she has completely taken over. I love this girl. She knows what she wants and she gets it. But in a very subtle way, that doesn't feel actively manipulative or controlling. She's so passionate!! And Barcus's relarionship with her is just so funny and sweet while not 100% healthy either.
I love this character so much now. And I'm so sad no one else gets to experience the Thulla inside my head right now.
HC allows Kejriwal to withdraw plea challenging on Thulla remarks
HC allows Kejriwal to withdraw plea challenging on Thulla remarks
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Kejriwal's remark: What really is the meaning of "thulla"
Kejriwal’s remark: What really is the meaning of “thulla”
New Delhi, July 14: Yesterday the Delhi High Court asked Arvind Kejriwal to explain his “thulla” remark. The court had asked him to explain the word while observing that it was not in the dictionary. A complaint had been filed after the Delhi chief Minister, Kejriwal had allegedly referred to police men as thulla. Now what exactly does thulla mean and how has this word originated. It is basically…
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Explain the word thulla, HC tells Kejriwal
New Delhi, July 13: The Delhi High Court on Wednesday requested Chief Arvind Kejriwal to explain the word thulla, which he used throughout a tv debate on policemen.
Justice Mukta Gupta granted reduction to Kejriwal by exempting him from private look within the trial court on Thursday after summons have been issued to him in a legal defamation grievance filed by a constable, Ajay Kumar Taneja on issue to explain the word thulla.
The court posted the matter for August 21. The trial court had summoned Kejriwal saying his assertion was prima facie defamatory and had requested him to seem within the courtroom on July 14 to explain the word thulla.
Listening to Kejriwal’s plea, Justice Gupta stated the Aam Aadmi Party chief should clarify the which means of “thulla” because the Hindi dictionary does not comprise this phrase.
Explain the word thulla, HC tells Kejriwal
“If you happen to (Kejriwal) use this phrase (thulla) for any person, you will need to know the which means. You need to fulfill the court with the which means of the phrase,” stated the court.
Senior advocate N. Hariharan, showing for Kejriwal, mentioned “thulla” was not used towards all police personnel however towards these indulging in incorrect practices.
“It’s a phrase with no which means, so it’s not defamatory,” he added.
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