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Thinking about ronan gansey and adam all being described as kings in the narrative, thinking about how time is circular, thinking about how depending where you began the story-

hirosemaryhello

two of my favorite illustrations from this year, both from Carmilla

sitpwgs

she is in all of his spaces and all of his thoughts. he contemplates formulas and degrees of rationality and they all turn into her. he thinks about time, which has only recently begun, or at least now feels different. he thinks: the babylonians were wrong; time is made of her.

— alone with you in the ether by @olivieblake

bonesblubs

Just some totally normal teenagers

iansomerhaldres

The only way to have something forever…. Is to lose it.

nanfe

Cardan Greenbriar from “The Cruel Prince”.

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ravenclairee

I may need more of those lessons.

ENOLA HOLMES 2 — 2022, dir. Harry Bradbeer

willskempen

- the foxhole court, nora sakavic

ravenclairee

Blood of two joined as one Ghostly flame and song of shadows Two hearts as embers forged in fourteen fires A future promised in glass the stars stand witness The vow spoken through time of darkness and light

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON — 1.07 “Driftmark” (insp)

evermore-grimoire

The Evermore Grimoire: Mythology

The Norns were female beings who ruled the destiny of gods and men in Norse mythology. It was believed that they also decided the destinies of giants, and dwarfs, and were responsible for the fates of every individual human being. Their names were Urd, Verdandi and Skuld. They dwelled within the Well of Urd beneath Yggdrasil, the great ash tree that stood at the centre of the universe and held the Nine Worlds in its branches and roots. They shaped destiny by carving runes into the trunk of the tree, or, in some sagas and poems, by weaving destiny like a web or tapestry. Their counterparts are the Morai from Greek mythology.

artwork by IrensHorror