#this has to be one of the greatest transitions in history
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@thefoolandtheidiot
#this has to be one of the greatest transitions in history
(via jackbutcher_08)
so someone mentioned marking every time fitz thinks about the fool in the new book and
FITZ
Top three:
(3) Ā Fitz getting all defensive like āSo youāre probably wondering why I Skill-healed the fool and not your mother and FYI itās not like for a gay reasonā and Nettle being like āDad wtfā
(2) Fitz comparing the snow on the trees to āFoolās motleyā for no other reason than it was sentence 2 of the book and he hadnāt mentioned the Fool yet
(1) Someone turning the Fitz-Nighteyes-Fool memory stone carving so that Fitzās face was facing front instead of the Foolās, and Fitz picking it up to āCORRECT ITā This goddamn four-trilogy love story, I swear to god.
me, as a kid: i canāt wait til iām an adult so i can stay up late EVERY NIGHT
me, as an adult, crawling into bed at 6:30 pm: oh thank god
Guys itās okay:
Heās okay now :ā)
ā Happy lunar dog year! here are some mythological best friends toĀ kick it off in cuteness!Ā ā
As if her hatred warned him of its poison, the Fool gave a sudden gasp and stirred. He wobbled his head upright and stared blindly about. Then comprehension crashed down around him. I thought he would scream as if every muscle in his face went taut. Then he went suddenly very still. He looked at me and spoke to me only. āI am so very sorry. So very sorry.ā ā Foolās Fate
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TOLKIEN NINE-NINE [9/?]
I made a thing
had a dream that i was getting sorted at hogwarts but i got into an argument with the sorting hat so he made up an entirely new house called āGrungleBunkā just so i would be forced to sit by myself in the dining hall for the rest of my life
the father, the son, and the holy spirit
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again⦠if this aint meā¦ā¦ .
Sometimes as I am falling asleep in a dark, quiet room I have for a moment a great and treasurable illusion of the past. The wall of a tent leans up over my face, not visible but audible, a slanting plane of faint sound: the susurrus of blown snow. Nothing can be seen. The light-emission of the Chabe stove is cut off, and it exists only as a sphere of heat, a heart of warmth. The faint dampness and confining cling of my sleeping-bag; the sound of the snow; barely audible, Estravenās breathing as he sleeps; darkness. Nothing else. We are inside, the two of us, in shelter, at rest, at the center of all things. Outside, as always, lies the great darkness, the cold, deathās solitude. In such fortunate moments as I fall asleep I know beyond doubt what the real center of my own life is, that time which is past and lost and yet is permanent, the enduring moment, the heart of warmth. I am not trying to say that I was happy, during those weeks of hauling a sledge across an ice-sheet in the dead of winter. I was hungry, overstrained, and often anxious, and it all got worse the longer it went on. I certainly wasnāt happy. Happiness has to do with reason, and only reason earns it. What I was given was the thing you canāt earn, and canāt keep, and often donāt even recognize at the time; I mean joy.
The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin, Chapter 18 (via lionteacher)