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janamensch · 1 year

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How do you make The Mire even creepier? You put ‘em in the ocean! Mermay Mire! Mermire?

#high rollers #rollonsunday #hr cos #the mire #mermay #you won’t believe the horrors I had to look at as reference for this #I already put myself through the horrors anytime I draw the regular mire #but I’m terrified of everything ocean related #So this was the absolute worst #But I also got to draw some jellyfish and I like drawing jellyfish so it was good #I had to cheat a little bit with mulchy Mire because most things that live in the ocean qualify as ‘animals’?#even stuff that definitely looks like plants to me #So there isn’t a 100% guarantee that everything on mulchy mire is a plant or fungus #Coral counts as an animal apparently? But I put some dead coral on mulchy mire because I think that should be fine #It’s been a long time since I spent this much time on one drawing. 8 hours!#But some of that time was also me trying to figure out how reference works #And also me shouting ewww what is thaaaat every few minutes

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bonefydskeleton · 2 months

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My clothes they are all wet

My life’s a total wreck

All my friends oh they’re all fighting mad

My tent it is all muddy

My hands are bruised and bloody

And I’ve got the worst headache I’ve ever had

Cause I didn’t respect the Shine

Should have stuck to beer or wine

If I had my druthers I would go right back in time and

Spit it from my lips

I wouldn’t take a sip

I’m in a world of trouble cause I didn’t respect the Shine

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#My Art #OC: Tiny #Fallout OC #Fallout 76 #FO76 #Moonshine #Alcohol #The Mire #Tiny is a surprisingly functional alcoholic #...most of the time

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purpledragongaming · 5 months

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#The Mire #Fallout 76 #Bethesda #MMOs #Open World

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measuredmotion · 2 months

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Rojst/The Mire/Rojst ‘97/The Mire ‘97/Rojst. Millenium/The Mire. Millenium (dir. Jan Holoubek)

A crime series consisting of a three-part journey into the times of deep communism in Poland, suffocating cigarette smoke in every possible room, gloomy buildings and people with minor or major secrets.

This story is so complex with its characters and storytelling that I don’t really know where I should start… Well, alright let’s start with these two in the picture above. Witold Wanycz (played by Andrzej Seweryn) and Piotr Zarzycki (played by Dawid Ogrodnik). The chemistry between these two actors is remarkable! They fits their characters so well and from the very beginning you just believe both of them to be an old journalist troubled by his past in this small town, and young, spirited one, who wants to reveal the truth, and despite being quite an annoying character cares about justice. The show has many excellent supporting characters as hotel manager Kocioł or Nadia. If some fans of World on Fire ever read it, they will be nicely surprised by presence of Zofia Wichłacz, who plays Piotr’s wife. But anyway! The plot takes place in 80s, in gloomy small town where a prostitute and a communist activist are murdered. I don’t want to spoil anything but you can already say by the times it happens it’s not easy to solve… Wanycz wants to run away from the town and Zarzycki wants to solve the case with him. And it’s all starts spinning! Everyone in the town lies of course.

Second series takes place also in the same town, but in 1997 and introduces new characters, which you can see in the pic. My absolutely favourite sergeant Mika (Łukasz Simlat), and sergeant Anna Jass (Magdalena Różczka). Year '97 was the period of the greatest flood in over a century in Poland and the plot covers the aftermath of it. It takes place after Poland became fully independent but the hallmarks of communism are evident at every turn. In district Gronty somebody finds the body of a young boy, and water washes away the bones of people killed there during the war. In general it’s a mess. Police try to work on the case but again, nothing in this town is easy and everybody lies. Of course there are old friends occurring there as well from the previous series. We have some flashbacks into the past back to 1940s, and we get to know Wanycz’s story.

I really think that the latest part of the series is my favourite. Again, all previous characters appear, but the creators take the audience back into the super communist 1960s, apart from 1999, and we have some more light shed on Mr Kocioł (played by Filip Pławiak as younger version of him)

- for comparison here’s older Kocioł and younger one, can you seeee the visionnnn? -

Anyway, there is more and more of dark stuff happening, this essay is shitty and I don’t want to spoil anything, just please give it a chance! It is now streamed on Netflix. Some stuff may be a bit hard to understand for non-polish folks in terms of cultural aspect or some sayings but I assure you all, it’s a really captivating crime/drama series ✨ and Jan Holoubek is a geniussss! I just love that it reflects on people’s lives in hards times and what human’s nature is able to do and that… well… karma is real.

#rojst #the mire #here we gooooo #jan holoubek

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spockvarietyhour · 9 months

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#Fallout 76 #FO76 #The Mire #ash heap #lewisburg #Hide and Queue

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thematrix-theuniverseofdoctorwho · 16 days

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The Mire “Doctor Who - The Girl Who Died”

#the mire #doctor who #the girl who died

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whisperofthewaves · 2 months

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oglądam Rojsta na netflixie i nie powiem serial spoko, tylko na razie 90% ścieżki dźwiękowej to gwarantowany psychic damage, bo używają kawałków, które ostatni raz słyszałam z 20 lat temu hahah

#nothing important #po polsku #the mire #rojst #zabawne ze w 2 sezonie ktory ma miejsce w 97 prawie nie znam tych piosenek #no ale kaliber44 czy leroya raczej w radiu nie puszczali

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chaosintheavenue · 1 year

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#miscellaneous mire scenery #fallout 76 #the mire

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fiction-quotes · 2 years

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Tris thrust herself away from the table so hard that she knocked over the bench on which she sat. Struggling to pick it up, she cried, “It’s their own fault! What were they doing mucking about the Mire anyway? Everyone knows the poor breed disease!”

Sandry and Daja held their breath as Lark gazed soberly at Tris, raising her eyebrows. Even Tris knew she had gone too far. Her face was beet red with embarrassment and fury, but she met Lark’s brown eyes squarely.

“If they could afford decent places to live, and expensive health spells, they would not be poor, then, would they?” asked Lark.

That made Tris look down. She scuffed her foot along the wooden floor.

“I know you are upset,” Lark continued in that quiet, disappointed tone that made the girls wish they could hide. “You four have not spent a night apart since you came to us, and the spinning of your magics has made you closer than siblings. But you must not let distress make you cruel. Rosethorn is there because it is the way of the Circle to help all, not just those who can pay. Briar went there because that is the soil in which he grew.”

With each word Tris seemed to shrink a little more. Lark never scolded them.

“She didn’t mean it,” offered Sandry, hoping to make peace.

“Whether she did or not is beside the point. No one asks to live in squalor, Tris. It is just that squalor is all that is left to them by those with money.” Lark stood, her shoulders drooping. “When I got the wheezes, what the healers call asthma, I couldn’t work as a tumbler anymore. The only place I could afford to live was the Mire.”

— The Healing in the Vine (Tamora Pierce)