look for the name: ARCANGELICA
erté (i.e. romain de tirtoff) sequined gold lamé coat, c. 1930's
alexander mcqueen "angels and demons" sculptural golden heels, c. 2o1o
alexander mcqueen gilt metal pearl-studded headcage, a/w 2o13
kindred black "pure air" perfume oil
alighieri jewelry "the illuminating rise" hoop earrings in 24kt gold plate
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I have headcanon human follower of Rot can be reborn into Kindred of Rot under certain conditions
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Black Blade being a good pal
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I'll post it here too. My latest video after taking a year off from youtube.
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development of a long time friendship
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ok sorry the OTHER thing about lucienne is like. as previously stated she is dream's handpicked emissary from the waking world to the dreaming she's the diplomat in chief she's the translator she's the bridge. because the dreaming is, in a very real way, dream's own psyche, this is tantamount to giving lucienne a tremendous degree of access to his interiority and by transitive property also tantamount to entering into a deeply emotionally intimate relationship with her (unimportant for the purposes of this post whether that relationship is platonic or romantic).
now, in general, looking at the pattern of dream's close emotional relationships—dream doesn't share himself with people as a rule (beyond the access that all things that live have to the dreaming; but i'm talking about his self here, the one he doesn't like to acknowledge he even has), but when he does share with people, it's with people who have some shadow on the soul, so to speak. just looking at attested relationships in show canon, his deepest emotional connection seems to be with death, who embodies the duality of light and dark even better than he does himself. calliope is the muse of epic poetry—heroism and tragedy—and also bears the sort of divine pride that led her to cut dream off for hundreds or thousands of years when he wronged her. the less said about that other guy, the better, but he's no sunshine-rainbows-unicorns type—he's a soldier of fortune, a bandit and a killer, a man who profits from the sale of human life. even best bird matthew, in comix canon, had a sordid past that will maybe be partially retconned for the show but has still been gestured at.
dream likes the complicated ones. he's drawn to them. they speak to something in him that he won't acknowledge in himself (he has to be Whole, fully integrated, without reservation, because he is the king and he is the dreaming and if the dreaming ain't whole then the universe is in trouble—but he feels that ache nonetheless).
all that is to say: when people try to portray lucienne as dream's Designated Well-Adjusted Neurotypical Friend, i begin to harm and maim.
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Stages Of Grief
PART II
Entering a stage of sorrow and acceptance in this movement; She fully expresses the extent of the heartbreak that her past relationship has put her through. She has been in and out love before, but never has it affected her to this magnitude.
This could have possibly been the first relationship that has gotten her heart broken in. Her sorrow is almost debilitating; it is putting her into a dark place-
she is ashamed that she made herself vulnerable to love, and in return has been hurt beyond repair
PART III
Perhaps the realest line in the song follows when she admits her own stupidity for even being interested in someone like them.
They will be a distant memory once again & becomes a reminder of our ability to heal.
To be continued..
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Kindred
Padfoot nudged Moony with his snout as soon as he stopped howling from the transformation. Moony butted him back and growled. Letting out a loud bark, Padfoot took off onto the beach, kicking up sand as he ran. Moony chased him, tackling him once he caught up.
They scuffled, getting their fur full of sand until the bounded into the water to swim. As the moon's light began to dim, the kindred spirits curled up together under the veranda where their human selves had left blankets and dog beds.
Word count: 89
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look for the name: NERINA
rodarte mermaid gown w/ netting and floral embroidery throughout, s/s 2o15
{hair} something like these lengthy venusian waves @ dilara findikoglu s/s 2o23
melissa x y/project "court" shoes in clear/white
kindred black "moon dew" luminous face oil
sophie buhai peacock pearl "mermaid" choker
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Do you ever just start thinking about the Omeluum/Blurg MtG card, and then it consumes your every waking thought? Me neither.
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Read -> Reading -> To-Read: Black History Month Graphic Novel Round Up
Check out these awesome graphic novels reader's advisor Ashley has been picking up for Black History Month!
Read: Kindred by Octavia Butler, adapted by Damian Duffy
This graphic novel was adapted from the book Kindred by Octavia Butler. This story more recently has also been made into a TV series for Hulu. In this twisted tale, Dana is living in the 1970s when she begins having dizzy spells shake her to the core. These dizzy spells lead to her waking up in the 1800s helping a boy who she refers to as “Rufe.” While Dana is not sure what brings these spells on at first, she has an even harder time time trying to figure out how to make it stop.
Ms. Davis: A Graphic Biography by Sybille Titeux de la Croix, art by Amazing Ameziane
The story of Angela Davis is filled with resistance and unwillingness to accept unfair treatment and judgment. She is infamous for being a part of the FBI's Most Wanted List in 1971 due to an incident that occurred where she was accused as the main conspirator.
Reading her story as a graphic novel does not take away the seriousness of her story. I appreciate that the book provides explanations of key events; that is helpful if you are only hearing about some of the events for the first time, as I was. This book was a random find but it sent me down a research hole that made me want to learn more, and that is what any good book does.
Reading: Miles Davis and the Search for the Sound by Dave Chisholm
Miles Davis was an extremely talented musician. He thought outside of the box when it came to his music, so it is fitting that this graphic novel tells his story in an eclectic way.
The story begins as Miles has just gotten a piece of life-altering news in 1982. From there, he reminisces and begins telling his origin story. The artwork and illustrations of this graphic novel are beautiful. The colors truly jump off the page and speak to you, as clear as the words do. The funky art and the insight of Miles' fascinating yet tumultuous life make this book a true learning experience that explores the cool world of jazz and many of its legends.
To-Read: Toussaint Louverture: The Story of the Only Successful Slave Revolt in History by C.L.R. James, adapted by Nic Watts and Sakina Karimjee
This graphic novel details the Haitian Revolution led by Toussaint Louverture. This graphic novel is based on the play by C.L.R. James, produced in 1936. If you love history, and revolutions, this graphic novel my pique your interest.
See more of Ashley's recs
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Kindred | Official Trailer | FX
As Dana (Mallori Johnson), a young Black woman and aspiring writer, begins to settle in her new home, she finds herself being pulled back and forth in time, emerging at a nineteenth-century plantation and confronting secrets she never knew ran through her blood.
“Whatever’s happening to you, it’s real.” Based on the best selling novel by Octavia E. Butler comes FX’s Kindred, all episodes streaming 12.13. Only on Hulu.
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In such evil times
Survival is heroic —
Value endurance.
Title: Kindred
Author: Octavia E. Butler
Published: 1979
Read: November 2023
Rating: 5/5
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