"And why, sir, I never thought of that before! We've got—you've got some of the light of it in that star-glass that the Lady gave you! Why, to think of it, we're in the same tale still! It's going on. Don't the great tales never end?"
There's no glass filled with the light of the Christmas star, but the light of the world that arrived at Christmas is still shining in and among us. The tale is going on, now and for always.
idc if you reblog this from me but reblog it every time you see one of your friends or mutuals have reblogged it
reblog if ur mom is smart and beautiful
Have you ever considered a character role-swap AU for either the Clone Wars era or the Rebels era?
i drew a sith padme ages ago and more recently did that cal-trilla swap au, but let's make MORE of one!!!
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This reminds me of my creative writing professor's reaction. One of my friends brought a D&D book to class. This was at a Christian school where D&D was pretty popular, so he teased her about it being satanic and she teased him right back. Later while we were working on peer feedback, our professor asked if he could look at the book since he'd never really seen anything D&D related.
Several minutes later, he asked, "Why was everyone panicking about this? It's just imagination."
My friend told him yeah, it was just imagination and math rocks, and I think we actually changed his mind about it.
Found that over at mastodon
Edit: link to original post: https://mastodon.social/@senatormeow/100908678269940898
[Image ID: a Toot from User "Senator Meow": "when I first ran D&D, my grandmother, who had bought fully into the IT'S SATANISM hype, insisted on sitting and watching the first session. about an hour in, she threw her hands up and yelled 'THIS IS JUST MATH' and stormed off"/END ID]
reblog if you wear glasses. too many mutuals don't know they have glasses wearers in their midsts
reblog if you have skilled writer friends and you're damn proud of them
I really really really need prayer, if anyone could pray that would be wonderful
i love the difference of sophie’s inner struggle between the book and the movie. how in the movie she believes herself plain and ordinary, not beautiful in the slightest. yet howl genuinely consoles her:
how in the book she battles with feelings of inadequacy, of being worthless, and yet howl encourages her:
in both adaptions, howl acts as the voice of love and support. every bad thing sophie tells herself are the values which howl cherishes. it’s about the love. i’m so sick i might throw up
Some times you need an alien yelling to remind you the importance of a good nap
The thing about Wentworth is. If Anne rejected him you know he'd go straight back to sea and take all the most reckless assignments cos life just ain't worth living without Anne in it. Sorry but Darcy would absolutely not throw his life away like that. He has Noblesse Oblige (bullshit) responsibilities. He has a kid sister he has to in loco parent. Knightley would probably marry Jane Fairfax lbr. Tilney would be just fine. The sense and sensibility crew are so yawn idk but we do know that colonel Brandon suffered heartbreak but p much got over it by being grumpy.
Wentworth is 100% a true romantic hero. Anne was absolutely right to spend 8 years pining.
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