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medea nunc sum medea nunc sum xxix books romance languages litterature clair obscur shakespeare the three musketeers 17th century france ancient greece ancient rome troy buffy the vampire slayer tatort saarbrücken marvel the brontë sisters jane austen peaky blinders books poetry lord byron dark academia theatre ballet medieval texts classics home ask archive masterpost you are aramis sister molabuddy 1779251867 i really love when two characters are really quite similar but in such a way that they just hate eachother onsight dog barking at a mirror type beef instantcaramel originally posted by mamalazzerfics 26 731 notes catchymemes 1779225316 3 553 notes grumpytrans 1779028211 queerforscience id a gif of a heart shaped locket opening to reveal a picture of the inside of a library across from the text local library my beloved grumpytrans hey you it s tuesday have you thought about your local library today 17 876 notes awesomebutunpractical 1779002694 he wouldn t say that has a beautiful cousin and her name is that s not what this story is about 22 645 notes thorin is a cuddler 1778845255 by the way plateau shoes already existed in the 16th century 1 note fashion history french history spanish history cultural studies yarrow heather and hollyhock 1778763363 i love this little bit by cathon 21 857 notes truly juliedherbl 1778740189 we quickly notice aramis is wearing way too many necklaces appart from an irresistible sunny smile but if you look closely you see it s not jewellery along with the cross he s wearing scapulaires small boxes or pockets where they put a bit of a bone of a saint or of the fabric of their clothes so you showed your devotion and you had his her protection taillason worked so much in details that make sense even if very few people know what they are my grandma used to wear a couple of them i m sure romain duris and martin bourbulon agreed it was a nice touch it totally makes sense for aramis to wear a lot of silver scapulaires 15 notes ohhh yes yeees thank you so much for sharing this detail costume design romain duris les trois mousquetaires aramis quackysprouts 1778696272 btw epic did make the baby dropping seem like a huge moral conflict but the truth his he just basketball that baby immediately odysseus is the one who orchestrated the entire sacrifice of iphigenia so they could go to war immediately agammenon was out there going but i do wanna kill my daughter and odysseus was like but you gottaaaaa omg get over it then they wanted to kill polyxena and her mother told him i love her like you love telemachus don t kill her and he was like new phone who dis when it s kids not his own that must be killed he starts blasting anonymous asked quackysprouts replied it s very funny that compared to the original source epic the musical is basically odysseus propaganda that paints him in the best possible light and he is still just straight up a not good person he is so funny and it s almost worse that he has a moral compass albeit one that is experiencing a electromagnetic quake in epic cause the entire middle section of the musical was him going from crippling guilt to psychotic behaviour like 5 times and then being shocked that everyone is mad at him 2 837 notes odysseus astyanax greek mythology the odyssey epic the musical the trojan war oathtoblood 1778695801 discovery of sculpture depicting nero crowned by his mother agrippina turkey 1979 711 notes gorgeous roman empire archaeology ancientcharm 1778695768 in films and series set in ancient rome characters are often depicted performing the roman salute by extending their right arm however this gesture is actually a modern invention it was popularized by the painter jacques louis david in his 1784 work the oath of the horatii adopted by mussolini s fascist regime as a symbol of his new rome and shortly after by hitler it was subsequently cemented in popular culture through cinema romans primarily greeted each other with the dextrarum iunctio a handshake similar to the modern one and the salutatio militaris a military salute more analogous to the one used by modern armed forces alt the oath of the horatii by jacques louis david 1784 the louvre 54 notes ancient rome roman empire 1 1752 magnolia theme by seyche