#very compact

[whewchilly]

Aragón, 2011

[snap-fyre]

Every time I see a picture of the Wizard Tower I get surprised that is NOT what I thought it looked like.

[thegc4life]

5+1 wash????? 👀

I knew you would focus on this one XD

Literally the only Hawks interacting with Wash thing I will ever write. Because I love you. 

Five times Hawks met the same random civilian and the one time he realized it was Wash

-Hawks sent his feathers to cut through the debris, physically snagging the civilian off the ground before they could do anything stupid.

“I know it must be exciting seeing all this up close, but you really shouldn’t run towards danger,” he called over the wind, pulling them up so he could fling their arm over his shoulder while he flew. 

Wide eyes blinked at him, devoid of any of the fear normal people had when faced with an entire street collapsing around them.

Hawks blinked back. “You again,” he sighed. 

The small man beamed, waving as best he could.

“Two is usually the max number of times I have to save the same person,” Hawks deadpanned. “This is your third. Aiming for a record?”

The man shook his head. He pointed behind them at the villain and punched his fist into his open palm.

“...You were going to beat him up?”

The man nodded.

“You got a hero license on you?”

Even before the man froze and rubbed the back of their head sheepishly Hawks already knew the answer. Hawks knew the faces of all the heroes in Japan, and this guy wasn’t one of them.

“Then I’m gonna have to ask you to please stay out of the danger zone over there and leave it to someone that does.”

The man furrowed his brown, waving his hand around in an attempt at sign language. Hawks twisted and arched, throwing them between two more large pieces of debris. The man made  a weird shrieking sound, clinging to him in a way that almost cut of his air circulation.

[fishsticxz-art]

i cant get enough of tiny tabaxis so i made another...... moss man eats dirt and is kind to animals of all shape and size

[aandrezel]

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[thechekhov]

chekhov: *looking at photos from the weekend*

chekhov: ... hey... am I... small?

gf: in comparison to what?

chekhov: ...

gf: if you mean ants

gf: then no

gf: you are big

gf: if you mean in comparison to other people

chekhov:

gf:

chekhov:

[akio]

Turkey, even under the Islamist Justice and Development Party (AKP), could have contributed to regional stability had it kept to its traditional stance of not getting embroiled in matters pertaining to the Arab world. In other words it could have continued to be a facilitator of settlements as an impartial outside soft power, a role it has played in the past.  But the AKP lost that chance by refusing to do what successive Turkish governments had cautiously done. Instead, with its overbearing Islamist inclinations, clearly revealed by who is admired and who is vilified in the region by Prime Minister Erdoğan and Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu, Turkey went on to take sides in regional disputes. As a result it has ended up being accused of turning into an outside meddler in the domestic affairs of various countries in the Middle East. It is also being accused today of fueling sectarian divisions in the region with policies that overtly favor Sunni regimes and groups over Shiites and Alawites.  This clearly was not part of Foreign Minister Davutoğlu’s grand vision for Turkey as he spelled it out for us at the time. The simple fact is that Ankara failed to recognize and understand the regional dynamics that have led the Middle East to where it is today.  It is not clear either how Ankara is preparing for the eventuality of Iraq’s and/or Syria’s being split up along ethnic and sectarian lines. Davutoğlu went on record recently saying developments in Iraq are much more worrying for him than developments in Syria.