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n3onwraith · 2 years
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Ive only had Windblade for 5 minutes but if anything happened to her I'd kill everyone in this room and then myself /ref
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canetteto · 1 year
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Aya chapter 107 moment
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dazaistabletop · 7 months
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You're telling me Aya has a pet vampire now
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emahriel · 5 months
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Dragon Age LP hidden track titled "D'read Koda", composed by Hans Zimmer & Lorne Balfe. Potentially a Dragon Age: Dreadwolf soundtrack (source)
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hallowpen · 3 months
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The Influence of Thai Culture on Attitudes towards Disabilities as it Relates to Last Twilight
(This is a combination of personal experiences/observations having lived in Bangkok and my learned academic knowledge/own personal research. I am not an expert by any means, but I wanted to offer some insight from my own personal point of view.)
While Thailand has certain provisions in place to prevent disability discrimination, it is still very much present in Thai society. Disability legislation is not strictly enforced and accessibility is extremely limited. That is not to say that efforts aren't being made to promote education and inclusivity, just that views and attitudes toward individuals with disabilities have been slow to reform. As such, there is a negative stigma that exists in Thailand where disabled individuals are, for the most part, seen as a burden or an inconvenience. There are certain cultural aspects that, unfortunately, contribute toward this outlook:
Collectivism and Tradition - Thailand can be labeled as a collectivistic society. What that means is, there is a tendency to favor the 'grouped' majority over individual interests. As a result, individuals with disabilities are less likely to be integrated into their communities. The urge to conform to group rules and traditions hinders Thai society from accepting "disruptive" change. Communities prefer to avoid the uncertainty and ambiguity of the unknown, which reduces the amount of conversations centering around disability education. I stated in my review of LT, that there needed to be a deeper conversation surrounding the experiences and realities of the disabled community in order for the series to have the impact it intended to. And this is why. It needs to be talked about, otherwise nothing will change and, much like the last part of that final episode, ableist views/language will prevail.
Religious Influence - At this point (if you are a fan of Thai dramas), you probably already know that Buddhism is the predominant religion in Thailand. We are taught to be merciful towards the weak and to give of ourselves to those who are less fortunate. While helping others should absolutely be seen as morally good, these viewpoints can also give rise to societal stigmas surrounding disabilities. Receiving unsolicited assistance as a disabled person became a constant question of: are you genuinely concerned out of kindness OR because you somehow see me as 'less than' and therefore feel you have a moral obligation to step in. In LT, I understood Day's insistent worry of being on the receiving end of someone else's pity. There was a reason why it was so prevalent in his story and why he questioned the motives of others' actions so frequently. Because Thai culture has inadvertently labeled disabled people as being 'frail' and 'in need' and who should, therefore, be met with sympathy.
Caregiving - While there are social welfare programs and services available in Thailand, generally, it is the responsibility of the family to care for and provide for their disabled relatives. Intergenerational care is a big part of Thai culture, but in this instance it's not entirely positive. The broader Thai society infantilizes people with disabilities, which means they are often disallowed from making their own decisions by those who care for them (sound familiar?). As a result, they live under less than ideal conditions that exclude them from being active members of their communities. It's upsetting that people with disabilities exist largely out of the public eye, when opportunities to be present in society and engaging with their community could potentially change their status and offset stereotypical attitudes. One of the best parts of LT that I will continuously praise it for, is Mhok's version of caregiving that completely turns these views on its (their?) head. He's not afraid to stand up to Day (or how Day's been conditioned to feel toward his blindness) and gently pushes him toward self acceptance and engagement within his community. Mhok is subtle in a way that he does what is required of him as a caregiver without ever taking away Day's agency. And that was extremely important to see against Day's mother's more 'traditional' care.
Treatment - I'm not well versed when it comes to Thai healthcare. I do know that outside of traditional medicine, access to more advanced modern treatment is highly dependent on income and social standing. Other than that, it is a disabled person's prerogative to seek treatment if a treatment exists for their disability and is accessible to them. It is also their prerogative to refuse treatment. Neither decision should be judged or actively swayed by outside perspectives (though this happens more often than not). It is highly plausible that someone in Day's position, coupled with his mother's status, would have both the access and the desire to receive a corneal transplant surgery. The outcome of Day's vision being restored was never the issue for me. The fault lies in its execution and what was implied in the aftermath.
...that's all I got. I don't really know how to end this...I'm tired.
(Please note, this is not at all meant to paint Thailand in a bad light. Thai society is fairly accepting of individuals with disabilities and positive attitudes do exist, but certain perspectives need to change!)
tagging @lurkingshan @waitmyturtles @shannankle
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thatonechocogirl · 3 months
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duo dynamics that i think fit kenai and koda perfectly part once
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wating to see Aya's sacrifice and her bravery be completely ignored for the 3 shots of sskk we got this chapter.
Im not an anti shipper and i like sskk but it makes me really sad that this really important moment for Aya and her bravery in trying to save the world even though she's only like 10 will probably be ignored by a lot of people.
its the only gripe i have with the shipping in this fandom, it overshadows a lot of really important moments and really good characters
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flowery-king · 2 years
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New scrunkle obtained + Toh oc , Koda (They/Him)
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defilerwyrm · 2 years
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The Future of Sunlight Sensitivity
Okay so here’s something to chew on. I’ve heard through the grapevine that the next big update to D&D is going to have another monumental change to the drow: if what I’ve heard is true, not only will they continue to be a largely non-evil race outside the Cult of Lolth…their sunlight sensitivity is going away.
This may or may not be true, but let’s imagine that in an Exandrian context for a moment.
The Kryn have one of their holy days where they draw back the veil over Rosohna and bathe in the burning, blinding light of the sun. The appointed time comes. They blink and squint, wincing in anticipation, putting on brave faces for their faith, and the light comes, and it stings at first, but then…
They can see. They can see.
Someone cries out, astonished, “It doesn’t hurt! Open your eyes, it doesn’t hurt!”
The Kryn collectively sob. This is surely the greatest blessing the Luxon has imparted on them since leading them out of the Underdark. Their faith has been rewarded. They can walk in the light of day and not do so blind.
(All the other races in Rosohna are fucking flabbergasted. The non-drow believers join in the wonderment at this blessing. Here and there, a few wonder what blessing the Luxon might give their people next, and—though no one would dare breathe a word of it—some are envious, wondering why it wasn’t them. Were they not faithful, too?)
The Bright Queen issues a decree that the veil of night will be slowly phased out. They start with an hour at dawn. Slowly, slowly, over time—because, even though they’re not blind in sunlight anymore, the drow are still not used to it, nor is almost anyone else in Rosohna, and they have crops to think about—the darkness over Rosohna recedes, until a year or five down the line they have day and night like any other place.
(Many farmers are very happy about this. Many others, whose produce is no longer in hot demand and who haven’t been able to pivot to sunlight crops, are not.)
Meanwhile, hundreds of miles away in the tall-fenced back yard of a Rexxentrum cottage, a drow comes out of trance late with his husband wrapped around him. He realizes in a panic that it’s past dawn. He scrambles for his dark-lensed glasses—his parasol—anything—but…it doesn’t hurt. It’s an hour past sun-up and the light doesn’t hurt. He can see. He stares around, trying to make sense of the explosion of colors he’s never really seen before. Tears fall from his wide, wide, unhurting eyes.
“Caleb,” he says, shaking his husband urgently. “Caleb wake up.”
Caleb mrrphs and snorts awake, blinking, bleary. “What’s wrong?” he asks muzzily, and then he too, goes wide-eyed. “Scheiße, it’s seven in the morning, we need to get you inside—”
“It doesn’t hurt,” Essek says, stunned, unknowingly echoing his kinsmen.
“What?”
“It doesn’t hurt,” he says again, and turns his tear-glittered eyes on Caleb now. Dear gods. The morning light shines bright on the copper and platinum of his hair and lights up his summer-day eyes. He’s beautiful. To think, all this time, Essek never knew how beautiful this man could be in the light. “Caleb. I can see.”
Caleb sits up. Confusion, realization, and concern all vie for dominance on his face. “What does it mean?”
And Essek, who’s never had faith a day in his life for anything but his own prowess, the Mighty Nein, and one Caleb Widogast, wonders. He wonders things that are blasphemous to his own heresy. But what he says is, “I don’t know.”
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n3onwraith · 1 year
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POV your ex husband won't leave and insists on taking your dragonet
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anyways! this is Obsidian, a trans-masc nightwing, and their dragonet Magma! Magma is a nightwing-skywing hybrid. Obsidians ex mate, Cliff, insists that he take Magma to the sky kingdom during the "divorce' but Obsidian refuses because Cliff had been living a double life, uninvolved and neglectful at best. Magma is just a little guy. Obsidian and Magma live in the rainforest's nightwing village. Obsidian is stubborn as a mule and Magma is very extroverted, a strange mix and an unstoppable family. Magma and Obsidian are well known in the village as the reason some stupid skywing keeps coming, yelling, and having to be escorted out at least once a month. Eventually Obsidian gets to beat his transphobic, neglectful ass, but until then he just ignores Cliff and takes care of Magma
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dobercorgis · 7 months
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Out of all the reasons why aya wanted to be a warrior of justice we just had to get the one where she admired her dad
No “no one helped me when I was getting abused so I want to help others that are in trouble,” no “I know my dad was wrong and cruel so I want to stop evil,” but “I admire you despite you treating me like crap?”
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montrosepretty · 1 year
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DON'T LOOK UNTIL I SIGNAL — PEEK-A-BOO!
ID: Two versions of a digital drawing of Oksana Kodira from The Adventure Zone, drawn in grayscale against a bright blue background. She has dark, curly, shoulder length hair and wears a black tank top. She holds her hands in front of her face in a dramatic fashion, eyes wide and expression intense but vacant. A stylized red eye sits in the center of her forehead.
The second version of the drawing includes everything from the first, with the addition of Koda as a dark silhouetted figure peering out from behind Kodira. His body is hidden and his hands rest atop hers in a similar pose. He glances down towards her, his eye drawn the same as the one on her forehead. End ID.
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epickiya722 · 2 years
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Shoji Mezo and Koda Koji, everyone. Rays of absolute sunshine. Clap it up for them, appreciate them! ADORE THEM!!!
THESE KIDS...
HOW CAN YOU HATE THESE KIDS?! HOW?! HOW?! HUH?!
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jackdaniel69nice · 4 months
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Midoriya has a harder time in winter because his joints start to hurt from the cold
Will actually stay fairly short even as an adult because he got his moms “short genes”
I personally like the deadbeat dad theory. Would be interesting to see him show up again to try to mooch off of mido’s fame
Enjoys Pre-Quirk Era history because when he was quirkless it inspired him
Likes to look at fish
His analysis of people helps him figure out people’s personality traits and why they act the way they do. By studying their behavior he figures out what personality he should have around them to make them like him…That is called masking Midoriya, you are autistic
Bi boy
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hotpotatopotat · 7 months
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Koda just in the corner red as a tomato cause Tomura has stopped giving a Single Fuck and is just telling Aizawa all the things he'd want to Do To Him if he ever gets human thumbs back.
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I love this so much omg Koda just mime-ing in the corner frantically
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hallowpen · 19 days
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I'm so so so happy about the unstoppable GL train that's currently in motion. So many new saphhic series are being produced...
(If you plan to watch Dream or Pluto and don't want to be swayed in any way by my opinion then you probably shouldn't read this...)
However, after Blank (still refuse to watch it), Pluto, and Dream--and all the other works that are waiting in preproduction land--, I really hope there are no more adaptations of this particular author's novels. There are a plethora of other incredible works that can be licensed/adapted without having to support someone who has made detrimental comments about and created controversial portrayals of their own community.
I'm tired of having to overlook my personal feelings about someone in order to enjoy sapphic representation in Thai series. Because I am genuinely excited to see so much rep... and I did happily gasp in surprise of seeing another GL while watching GMM release the trailer for Pluto during their showcase....
I trust IDOL (and Saint) because of what they did with GAP...and I am going to try so hard to trust GMM with Pluto because I am loving 23.5 with my whole lesbian heart and I know I can count on Namtan to deliver. It's just...frustrating, I guess.
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