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nooowestayandgetcaught · 4 months

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FLASH FICTION FRIDAY (MASTERPOST)

How exciting! I did every Friday for all of 2023!

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WEEK 1 -- Set The Stage (Will Byers/Mike Wheeler, Stranger Things (TV 2016), T-rating, 504 words)

There's only a couple more hours until opening night starts. And everything's ruined.

WEEK 2 -- Birth Of A Star (Sansa Stark/Ygritte, Game of Thrones & ASOIAF, G-rating, 365 words)

Ygritte longs to steal a maiden’s kiss.

WEEK 3 -- Fine By Me (Raul Cocolotl & Kat Elliot, Wendell & Wild (2022), No Rating, 417 words)

Raúl hears a terrified scream in Sister Helley's classroom and comes running.

WEEK 4 -- Pure Imagination (Artemis Crock/Dick Grayson/Wally West, Young Justice (Cartoon), T-rating, 459 words)

It's good to have their boyfriend-not-boyfriend finally home.

WEEK 5 -- Where Secrets Lie // First Light (Charlie Bradbury/Gilda, Supernatural (TV 2005), T-rating, 600 words)

Charlie abandons what remains of a normal life in search of the one she loves—a good fairy.

WEEK 6 -- Who Are You // Eclipse (Korra/Asami Sato, Avatar: Legend of Korra, M-rating, 700 words)

Asami loses Korra inside the Fog of Souls. She must get her back.

WEEK 7 -- Trapped In The Dark // Earthshine (Kim Possible/Shego, Kim Possible (Cartoon), T-rating, 700 words)

"Come on out, Kimmy… let's finish this."

WEEK 8 -- You're Not Alone // Nuclear Cluster (Faith Lehane/Buffy Summers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV), E-rating, 1000 words)

Faith accidentally gets sent to another version of Sunnydale. A really messed up Sunnydale.

WEEK 9 -- Sea & Sun (Valerie Frizzle & Ms. Frizzle's Class, Dorothy Ann & Wanda & Arnold & Ralphie & Carlos & Keesha & Tim, Magic School Bus, G-rating, 765 words)

It's a never a normal field trip with Ms. Frizzle. This time, and to everyone's excitement, they head to the beach!

WEEK 10 -- Celestial Bodies (Baelfire | Neal Cassidy/Captain Hook | Killian Jones, Once Upon a Time, No Rating, 603 words)

In their final moments, Neal decides to reconcile with an old friend.

WEEK 11 -- Tree Of Life (Eris | Discordia/Bia, Eris | Discordia/Hesperides, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore, M-rating, 300 words)

Eris steals a golden apple, intending to disrupt one of the weddings happening on Olympus. Someone disrupts her.

WEEK 12 -- Filled With Clarity (Derek/Odette, Swan Princess (1994), G-rating, 564 words)

While they're still young, Derek realizes Odette is not what she seems.

WEEK 13 -- Deep End (Damian Wayne & Colin Wilkes, Damian Wayne/Colin Wilkes, Batman Comics, T-rating, 256 words)

As much as Colin would like to think this was forever, he wasn’t dumb—Robin wouldn’t need him eventually.

WEEK 14 -- Cold Object (Diedrich/Vincent Phantomhive, Kuroshitsuji | Black Butler, M-rating, 1123 words)

"Mine at last. Just like I have always wanted."

WEEK 15 -- -Against The Flow (Matsuoka Gou/Mikoshiba Isuzu, Free!, G-rating, 324 words)

Muscles. Men. Meetings with the Iwatobi Swim Club. That's all Gou is supposed to care about.

WEEK 16 -- An Eternal Summer (Jane Bennet/Charles Bingley, Pride and Prejudice (2005), No Rating, 448 words)

Mr Bingley refuses to leave Jane's side long while she's ill.

WEEK 17 -- What Comes Next (Kaneda Shoutarou/Shima Tetsuo, Akira (Anime & Manga), M-rating, 793 words)

When their enemies get the jump on them, It's his turn to save Kaneda.

WEEK 18 -- Didn't Mean It (Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III & Toothless, How to Train Your Dragon (Movies), T-rating, 423 words)

Hiccup doesn't want Toothless to think Hiccup is mad at him. Even if the workshop nearly got set on fire.

WEEK 19 -- How Far We've Come (Søstre | Sisters/Prinsesse | Princess/Prins | Prince, Den lille Havfrue | The Little Mermaid - Hans Christian Andersen, E-rating, 576 words)

Because of the prince and his princess, her sister no longer lives. This cannot be.

WEEK 20 -- Comedian's Night (Dick Grayson | Robin/Red X, Teen Titans Animated Series, T-rating, 987 words)

Robin investigates trouble in Jump City's local performing arts center and gets the unlikeliest backup.

WEEK 21 -- The Devil You Forgot (Coraline Jones/Wybie Lovat, Coraline (2009), No Rating, 1489 words)

Eleven years later, Wybie and Coraline return to the Pink Palace Apartments, unlocking their memories.

WEEK 22 -- Yes, Sir!! (Starlight & Sweetheart & Melody & Bright Eyes & Patch & Clover & Bon Bon, My Little Pony Generation 1.5: Tales (Cartoon 1992), G-rating, 339 words)

Sweetheart never learned to roller skate. The other ponies teach her and encourage Sweetheart to overcome her fear.

WEEK 23 -- All The King's Horses And All The King's Men (Ygraine de Bois/Nimueh, BBC Merlin, M-rating, 472 words)

On the eve of King Uther's long-awaited marriage ceremony, Nimueh convinces her lover to flee.

WEEK 24 -- Where The Flowers Grow (Higa Hiromi | Shadow/Oka Shokichi, SK8 the Infinity (Anime), T-rating, 566 words)

In the middle of his break, Hiromi gets an unexpected visit from Manager Oka.

WEEK 25 -- Sink Or Swim (OceanGate Titan Submersible, RMS Titanic, Logitech F710 Wireless Gamepad, Mysterious Banging Noises Coming at 30 Minute Intervals, Angry Spirits of the Working Class Poor on the RMS Titanic, Yacht-Destroying Orcas, Ever Given Container Ship, Titanic 1997's Director James Cameron's Evil Twin, Metal-Eating Bacteria in the Atlantic Ocean, US Coast Guard, OceanGate - Fandom, No Rating, 589 words)

Alright… who did it? Who went ahead and broke it?"

WEEK 26 -- Can We Kiss? (Daisy Duck/Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse and Friends, G-rating, 241 words)

For 'What Makes You Happy! Day… Minnie would like to ask Daisy something.

WEEK 27 -- Reporting The Scoop (Kururugi Suzaku/Lelouch Lamperouge | Lelouch vi Britannia, Kururugi Suzaku & Lelouch Lamperouge | Lelouch vi Britannia, Code Geass, T-rating, 1631 words)

Lelouch exposes Suzaku's bullies to the entirety of Ashford Academy without Suzaku's knowledge. It doesn't go over well.

WEEK 28 -- On The Edge (Julie Grigio/R, Warm Bodies (2013), No Rating, 493 words)

While bleeding out, Julie asks R to do something unthinkable for R. But he will. For her.

WEEK 29 -- The Sand Ocean (Kiba/Tsuma/Cheza, Wolf's Rain (Anime), M-rating, 999 words)

After a narrow escape, Kiba lets his pack rest before their journey begins again.

WEEK 30 -- An Old Friend (Margot Robbie's Barbie/J. Robert Oppenheimer, Barbie (2023) & Oppenheimer (2023) Crossover, T-rating, 1037 words)

Oppenheimer remembers Toni's little doll when she was fifteen. But never how remarkable it was.

WEEK 31 -- Gotta Go Fast (Daria Morgendorffer, Jane Lane, Jodie Landon, Michael "Mack" Mackenzie & Brittany Taylor, Kevin Thompson, Angela L, Daria (Cartoon), No Rating, 390 words)

The reception hall for Lawndale High's senior prom has a 24 hour go-kart track across the street. Pandemonium starts.

WEEK 32 -- Ten Years Later (Rafe McCawley/Danny Walker, Pearl Harbor (2001), M-rating, 1544 words)

In the middle of the night, Danny comes to Rafe. Once when they're kids and once before Rafe leaves for England.

WEEK 33 -- Broken Mirror (Princess Bubblegum/Marceline, Adventure Time, G-rating, 458 words)

Marceline accidentally knocks over Bonnibel's newest invention while cooking spaghetti.

WEEK 34 -- Mall At Night (Gregory & Wirt, Over the Garden Wall (Cartoon & Comics), No Rating, 1104 words)

Wirt and Greg end up accidentally locked inside after closing hours.

WEEK 35 -- Found Family (Ellie & Joel, The Last of Us (TV & Video Game), T-rating, 774 words)

"I can't believe you're in prison."

WEEK 36 -- Portal Fiction (Non-magical Fionna-world Marshall Lee/Gary Prince, Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake, (Cartoon 2023), E-rating, 1297 words)

Fionna goes missing. Marshall Lee and Gary finally meet and theorize about where she's gone… while in bed.

WEEK 37 -- How Do You Use 'It'? (Cornelius/Thumbelina, Thumbelina (1994), G-rating, 579 words)

During a journey in the nightfall, Cornelius encourages Thumbelina to inquire about their world and ride his pet bumblebee.

WEEK 38 -- Under The Night Sky (Chris Washington, Rod Williams, Get Out (2017), No Rating, 355 words)

"What the hell did I tell you, man?"

WEEK 39 -- Blood Is Thicker Than Water (D. J. Tanner & Stephanie Tanner, D. J. Tanner & Michelle Tanner, Kimmy Gibbler & D. J. Tanner, Full House (US TV), M-rating, 1151 words)

Stephanie ends up in the car accident with Gia when D. J. doesn't stop her from leaving. Nobody survives.

WEEK 40 -- Spine In A Twist (Cassia/Milo/Atticus, Pompeii (2014), No Rating, 944 words)

As everything ends, Milo finds comfort in the two living souls he belongs to.

WEEK 41 -- An Empty Grave (Geralt z Rivii | Geralt of Rivia/Jaskier | Dandelion, The Witcher (TV), T-rating, 1016 words)

Geralt barely survives against Vilgefortz. Jaskier looks after his recovery in Brokilon, washing Geralt's wounds and despairing.

WEEK 42 -- By Candlelight (Jet Black & Ed & Ein & Spike Spiegel & Faye Valentine, Ed & Ein, Cowboy Bebop (Anime), No Rating, 1136 words)

A group of lousy ship-jackers end up on the Bebop. They're screwed.

WEEK 43 -- Torn Veil (Will Graham/Hannibal Lecter, Hannibal (TV), E-rating, 1074 words)

"Chasing shadows in the middle of the night, Will?"

WEEK 44 -- I Can't Tell (Dimitri/Anya | Anastasia Romanov, Anastasia (1997), G-rating, 821 words)

Anya slips on an icy patch of road on their way to Paris and hits her head. The dreams afterward feel familiar.

WEEK 45 -- By Any Other Name (Lottie Turner/Etheldreda Bloodworth, Harry Potter: Magic Awakened (Video Game), T-rating, 200 words)

A rose is a rose, and Etheldreda feels something blossoming once again in her heart… if she had as such.

WEEK 46 -- Sand Of Time (Obi-Wan Kenobi & Leia Organa & Luke Skywalker, Leia Organa & Luke Skywalker, Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi (TV), No Rating, 814 words)

Out of the middle of the Jutland Wastes, on Tatooine, Leia and Luke happen to meet.

WEEK 47 -- A Form Of Distraction (Peeta Mellark/Finnick Odair, The Hunger Games, M-rating, 1640 words)

With tensions rising, Finnick decides to get Peeta alone for a little bit.

WEEK 48 -- Nebulous Roads (Alphonse Elric & Edward Elric, Edward Elric & Alfons Heiderich, Fullmetal Alchemist (2003), T-rating, 630 words)

Edward nearly runs over the man who holds a resemblance to his younger brother. Meanwhile, Alphonse wakes up.

WEEK 49 -- Fool Me Once (Asha/Star, Disney's Wish (2023), G-rating, 300 words)

Asha discovers the little star from the heavens she wished on… is actually a boy.

WEEK 50 -- A Promise To Break (Hakoda/Zuko, Avatar: the Last Airbender, E-rating, 1622 words)

Hakoda expects a diplomatic visit from the Firelord may mend some broken ties between their nations. Perhaps foolishly so.

WEEK 51 -- Among Any Option (Madeline Usher/Verna, The Fall of the House of Usher (TV 2023), T-rating, 100 words)

"What do you think, Madeline? Hmm? A kiss or a kill?"

WEEK 52 -- Imperfect Sign (Felix Catton/Oliver Quick, Saltburn (2023), M-rating, 587 words)

Instead of leaving when he poisons Felix, Oliver stays.

#flash fiction friday

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royal-things · 6 months

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"Prince Christian - A Royal Journey" can now be streamed on DR.DK.

#Prince Christian of Denmark #danish royal family

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queersrus · 1 year

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hi!!! do you have any names (or pronouns) that are like. prince themed? princess is okay too! /nf :]

oui! of course, ma fleur royale!

prince-

names:

including names of princes and meaning prince

Prynce, Princey, Princie, Princer, Prinze, william, george, louis, harry, andrew, archie, edward, james, richard, michael, oscar, carl, philip, alexander, gabriel, julien, nicolas, haakon, sverre, magnus, frederik, frederick, christian, vincent, joachim, nikolai, felix, henrik, emmanuel, laurent, aymeric, amadeo, baldr, baldur, brioc, cynfael, regulus, brendan, mael, maelys, maelle, armel, adelio, mailys, alaric, balder, griffith, hector, henry, paris, rognvaldr,

1st p: i/me/my/myself

pri/prin/princes/princeself pry/pri/prince/princeself cro/crown/crowns/crownself hi/he/heirs/heirself

2nd p: you/your/yourself

pri/prince/princeself cro/crown/crownself hei/heir/heirself

3rd p: they/them/theirs/theirself

pri/prince/princes/princeself pri/ince, prince/princes cro/crown/crowns/crownself cro/own, crown/crowns crown/crowned crowned/prince he/hir/heirs/heirself he/heir, heir/heirs, he/ir

princess-

names:

including names of princesses and meaning princess

Pryncess, Prinzess, Prinzessa, Princessa, princesse, charlotte, lilibet, beatrice, eugenie, louise, anne, alexandra, michael, catherine, victoria, estelle, madeleine, adrienne, leonore, ingrid, martha, isabella, josephine, athena, elisabeth, eleanore, delphine, astrid, sadie, sarai, sharai, sara, sarah, zadie, soraya, adalinda, aricia, alyssa, anneliese, bano, chelidonis, camilla, damita, damyanti, deoch, diana, eadlin, erendira, farsiris, gormlaith, gladys, izella, kiana, maelie, orla, pari, quille, sabrina, saina, tzeitel, yseult,

1st p: i/me/my/myself

pri/prie/princess/princesself pri/prine/princesses/princesself cro/crown/crowns/crownself ti/tia/tiaras/tiaraself hi/heir/heiress/heiresself

2nd p: you/your/yourself

pri/princesses/princesself cro/crowns/crownself tia/tiaras/tiaraself hei/heiresses/heiresself

3rd p: they/them/theirs/theirself

pri/prine/princesses/princesself prin/cess, princess/princesses cro/crown/crowns/crownself cro/own, crown/crowns crown/crowned crowned/princess ti/tiara/tiaras/tiaraself ti/ara, tiara/tiaras he/heir/heiresses/heiresself heir/ess, heir/heiress, heiress/heiresself

many more names found here

did not include fictional or (many) historical names.

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mybeingthere · 2 years

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Claudy Jongstra - Dutch fibre artist (from Stylepark).

Born in the Netherlands in 1963, Claudy Jongstra was trained as a fashion designer. She first came under the spell of felt in 1994 when she saw a Mongolian yurt on display in Nederlands Textielmuseum. The tent had a pattern of laid-in colors. She recognized the technique from pictures, but was overwhelmed by the material itself and the colors.

Jongstra quickly mastered the process of felting and started to make fabrics in which wool was felted with silk fibers or was combined with transparent silk organza. In the mid-nineties this was unheard of, but the process yielded a remarkable combination of transparency and density, of elegance and rawness, of craft and art. Her tireless experimentation with felting techniques is motivated in part by her fascination for the traditional felt production as well as the durable and technical possibilities of wool. The result is an extraordinary range of textiles that are as rugged as they are refined. She works in an autonomous and sustainable manner while controlling the entire process from raw materials to end product including the use of natural dyes.

Jongstra controls the entire process, from raw materials to end product, so that she can operate independently and work in a sustainable manner. Jongstra tends her own flock of rare Drenthe Heath sheep, contributing to the survival of this age-old breed in the Netherlands and to the preservation of the natural landscape. Establishing her own dyeworks has made it possible for her to color her own products with natural dyestuffs rather than synthetic ones starting with madder, St. John's Wort, and African marigold.

Since 2009 Jongstra also keeps her own hortus botanicus where national historic varieties of dye-plants grow. This garden operates as laboratory for the dyes, but at the same time it is a source of inspiration. By breeding plants that have often become obsolete, she contributes to preservation of heritage in this way too. This year she will start with the growth of innovative plants in large fields in Friesland. The first plants of this experiment will be madder, woad and larkspur. Since the mid-nineties, Jongstra's textiles have been used in collections by leading fashion designers such as John Galliano, Donna Karen, and Christian Lacroix. In the late 1990s, the Jedi warriors in Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace wore coats of Jongstra's felt.

At present, her most important projects involve the embellishment of the interiors of buildings with wall coverings and rugs. She has designed wall hangings and installations for the Dutch government building, the Catshuis, the Dutch Embassy in Berlin, and the entrance to the Public Library in Amsterdam. She closely cooperates in this work with architects such as Jo Coenen, Claus en Kaan, and Rem Koolhaas.

She recently was awarded the prestigious Dutch prize for applied arts and architecture: The Prins Bernhard Cultuurfondsprijs.

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houseglucksburgmonpezat · 2 years

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Prince Christian with his kid brother and kid sister

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eopederson · 7 months

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Pirns Christians Sund, Kitaa, 2023

#landscape #seascape #fjord #mountains #snow #prins christians sund #kitaa #Greenland #2023 #photographers on tumblr

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the-tzarina-alexandra-paracosm · 1 year

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Just for fun, inspired by my making my sideblog for my latest work with the Romanian title

Imaginea prin sticla groasă- The image through the thick glass

The English title being a translation (hopefully a coherent sounding one, because I'm not sure if the word image is accurate here??). The intention behind the title: Main character is a dude with severe myopia who lives a generally extremely depressing life. The point I was trying to drive home was that he saw the world in a blurry way literally and metaphorically. Given I was literally 12 when I wrote it, it's impressive for how long I've been obsessed with themes such as mental illness and neurodivergence. Totally not projection.

Cele 5 cărți ale nemuritorilor - the 5 books of the immortals

The title I kind of thought in English first? It was a reference to the video game series me and my cousins were working on, The Immortals, which was meant to be a Final Fantasy type of series. I took installment 13 (of 20) and named it this because there was a group of 5 main characters, each having their own section. I recontextualised the "Immortals" part after deciding this was no longer fantasy by making it about the permanence of legacy or whatever...

Train of Thought - Trenul amintirilor

This one I thought directly in English although the actual thing I wrote only in Romanian. The pun just goes perfectly I think: the characters have a dream sequence and then end up in a hospital after a train accident. The Romanian version literally says "the train of memories" which is also accurate to the story but doesn't go as hard as the English one.

The Land of Eternal Winter (@the-land-of-eternal-winter-novel) - Țara iernii eterne/ Țara iernii veșnice

I have written this story directly in English from draft 0, so I thought the title directly in English, which is why it's hard for me to decide on the proper Romanian title. In Romanian, "etern" is the standard word for eternal, but "veşnic" is the religious coded word, which would kind of fit. My only problem is that it would sound too much like "Țara vieții veșnice" = land of eternal life, aka Heaven, which... besties, the country these characters live in is very very much not Heaven. Neither is it hell btw. No winter-coded hell in this household. If it's not Heaven or hell it means it's Earth, which is kind of the whole point of having such a title. But then using a very religious coded word would ruin in. But the religious word is Slavic!! And my story takes place in a Slavic inspired winterland environment. And my story is very much Christian and has many religious themes and connotations (even eschatological ones if I commit to the bit harder in draft 2). So I'm still torn. Open to opinions

Artificii în ceață (@artificii-in-ceata) - Fireworks in the Fog

I'm patting myself on the back real hard for this one tbh. Fireworks because New Year's Eve is a leitmotif in this story. Also Fireworks are like beautiful (romance) but also made of fire (passion, romantic or otherwise). Fog because it implies something is blurry and hard to see (unclear thinking) or maybe intentionally hidden (see fog machines for example in concerts, where they also have fireworks; the main characters are very much the type of people to go to rock concerts and stuff; the main symbol is secrecy tho). But here comes the best part. In Romanian, "artificii" can mean either fireworks (from singular form artificie) or artifices (from singular form artificiu). And that just fits perfectly. Yes, these characters have a lot of artifice about them.

#my novel #my writing #the land of eternal winter #fireworks in the fog #the image through the think glass #train of thought #the 5 books of the immortals #title analysis

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rygacripto · 1 year

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Personalitate marcantă a neamului românesc, Nicolae Bălcescu reprezintă un model de vieţuire şi comportament prin puterea sa de a se dărui şi de a sluji cu abnegaţie poporul căruia îi aparţinea. A străbătut întreaga Europă, din pusta maghiară până pe Tamisa, din biroul lui Lamartines de la Paris, pe malurile Bosforului în condiţiile vitrege ale secolului al XIX-lea, sacrificându-şi averea, sănătatea şi în cele din urmă hristica sa viaţă, la doar 33 de ani.

Nicolae Bălcescu s-a născut la Bucureşti, în mahalaua Boteanu pe 29 iunie 1819, fiind al patrulea din cei 5 copii ai Zincăi Bălcescu. Prima educaţie a primit-o în cadrul familiei, de la un arhimandrit grec, astfel încât, în 1832, atunci când se înscrie la Colegiul de la Sf. Sava s-a remarcat prin cunoştiinţele sale vaste în mai multe domenii: matematică, trigonometrie, istorie, limbi străine.

În 1838 se înrolează în armată primind gradul de iuncăr, fiind repartizat în escadronul de cavalerie. În 1840 se implică în mişcarea revoluţionară condusă de Dimitrie (Mitică) Filipescu. Este prins, arestat şi condamnat pentru “tulburarea liniştii obştii”. În închisoarea de la Mărgineni, din cauza condiţiilor mizere se înbolnăveşte de tuberculoză, boală ce avea să îi fie fatală 10 ani mai târziu.

Ieşit din închisoare, împreună cu Ion Ghica, Christian Tell şi Cezar Boliac pun bazele societăţii secrete de tip francmasonic “Frăţia”, societate care a jucat principalul rol în organizarea revoluţiei paşoptiste. “Istoria este cea dintâi carte a unei naţii. Într-însa ea îşi vede trecutul, prezentul, viitorul. O naţie fără istorie este un popor încă barbar şi vai de acel popor care şi-a pierdut religia suvenirurilor”, avea să spună Nicolae Bălcescu, coredactor al Magazinului istoric pentru Dacia.

Nicolae Bălcescu a avut un rol fruntaş în declanşarea revoluţiei muntene, a desfăşurării şi a constituirii programului său. A insistat pentru introducerea şi punerea în practică a punctului 13 (împroprietărirea ţăranilor) al Proclamaţiei de la Islaz. În timpul revoluţiei a deţinut în primă fază postul de ministru de externe, apoi a fost numit unul din cei patru secretari ai guvernului provizoriu. Pe parcursul scurtei perioade a guvernului revoluţionar a desfăşurat o intensă activitate publicistică, s-a ocupat de problema comisarilor de propagandă, a întreprins o vizită diplomatică la Constantinopol pentru recunoaşterea revoluţiei. A avut principalul rol în negocierile româno-maghiare dintre Avram Iancu şi Lajos Kossuth, reuşind să aducă cele două tabere la un compromis.

Intervenţia trupelor otomane a pus capăt revoluţiei, Nicolae Bălcescu fiind nevoit să ia calea exilului pentru totdeauna. S-a stabilit lângă Paris, unde a lucrat intens la opera sa “Românii supt Mihai Voevod-Viteazul”. Atât la Paris cât şi la Londra a încercat să obţină sprijinul marilor puteri în favoarea Principatelor Române. A participat la acţiunile secrete pentru crearea unui front comun revoluţionar al popoarelor asuprite.

Grav bolnav în 1852 a încercat să revină în ţară. A sosit cu vaporul la Nicopole, unde nu I s-a permis accesul pe teritoriul ţării. Şi-a revăzut familia după care s-a îndreptat spre sudul Italiei pentru căutarea unei clime mai blânde. La 29 noiembrie 1852, o lună după sosirea la Palermo, Nicolae Bălcescu se stingea din viaţă într-o cameră a hotelului Alla Trinacria, trupul fiindu-I înhumat în cimitirul Mănăstirii Capucinilor.

Nicolae Bălcescu se înscrie în galeria marilor personalităţi ale naţiunii române, fiind un vizionar printre fruntaşii generaţiei care a condus la constituirea României moderne la 1859 şi mai târziu la proclamarea Statului Naţional Unitar Român în 1918.

#nicolae balcescu

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