#when it started

[quixotic9999999999]

now I miss sterling morrison...

[fellahimedia]

Dam is breaking and im remembering more films like

Maloul Celebrates its Destruction

Lyd (documentary about the Palestinian residents in Lyd and the discrimination they face as Palestinians with Israeli citizenship plus voices of those refugees that fled lyd in 1948)

For film anon like you should definitely watch a film/documentary about the Nakba first so these films are less confusing. And then watch something about the modern life under occupation (maybe "The Present") and then something about the life of 48 palestinians (palestinians with Israeli citizenship) like Wajib/Lyd.

[lauranthalasah]

I know a lot of people are angry or hurt on Dorian's name because what the Spider Queen did and the way the group has reacted to all of that. Some think of how hurt he must feel seeing the Wildmother reacting to Orym and doing nothing for the Crown Keepers (although she did before, she tried to help them). On one hand... yeah, I think Dorian is acting this way, he is clearly angry at the gods, to the point, if I didn't hear wrong, that he would not even try to bring back Cyrus because it would involved gods. Which sounds a reasoning born of anger, but little intellect, to put it in an example more mundane: if another human been tries to kill me, I still go to other humans for healing, doctors ideally. So yeah, one god killed his brother, another didn't help at the moment, doesn't mean another couldn't bring him back, and it is short-sided to renounce to the possibility because suddenly he is putting every god in the same bag. On the other hand (this hand has many fingers). There are two reasons why Loth had a presence that allow her to kill Cyrus, and to take Opal. One of them is because the Crown Keepers stole that Crown, probably intended for a very particular person, and knowing what it was, they decided to keep it! Even when they saw what it was doing to them. And I'll give you one guess about who started the "I don't trust other people with it"... yes, it was Dorian. How do you all think this fact is affecting him? Is he blaming himself deep down or is he blaming every god because he doesn't dare to pick at this fact? And let me be clear here, I'm not blaming Dorian for Cyrus death, but there are consequences to ones actions, and Cyrus death can be traced back to a single decision. I bet that there's a part of Dorian that is thinking this way. Do you know what the other reason for Loth's presence was? The original one? The reason why she is looking for a champion? The reason for why every god is looking for champions and going a bit out of the deep end? FUCKING LUDINUS!

So Dorian should be angry and hate Loth, not doubt about being angry at the Wildmother, maybe he is also angry at himself, but he also should be angry at Ludinus, because Ludinus' actions are what is activating the gods. Gods that even in their desperation do not have the control they once had because they ostracized themselves as punishment for their own actions on Exandria. Gods that put themselves behind a gate so they would have less power of the mortal realm. The gods did try to keep themselves at bay, is Ludinus who is stirring up the hornet's nest. The gods were never white and black, that's why alignment is a thing in the game, but Ludinus is who started all this debacle.

[churchkey]

Frenchie calling Izzy a cheeky bitch ❤️‍🔥

[orpheusdrinkinga40inadeathbasket]

[asoultosqueeze1]

“Come on tell me does she wander, roam when he comes Or does he just know how to leave when it gets cold...

I don't care, I don't care, cause it's free.“

*eu me identifico totalmente com a postura do julian durante o solo

[pinktomtenisse]

I remember drawing this when Trump started to arguing with North-Korea. Though, back then I didn’t know North Korea’s flag.... as you see.... God this is a piece of shit art. But I though it was cool because it makes us go back to where it started.