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BRIENNE OF TARTH
Arise, Brienne of Tarth, a knight of the Seven Kingdoms.
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me trying to convince people to watch the old guard
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Andy and her one true love Baklava
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oh to be the daughter of a small town librarian having a romance with the daughter of the baker from the next town over, spending our days on a picnic blanket under a willow tree reading antique books and eating strawberries while we watch cows graze nearby
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LIST OF CANON LGBTQ+ MARVEL CHARACTERS :
• Iceman (Bobby Drake) - Gay
• Northstar (Jean-Paul Beaubier) - Gay
• Miss America(America Chavez) - Lesbian
• Karolina Dean - Lesbian
• Nico Minoru - Bisexual
• Angela(Aldrif Odinsdottir) - Lesbian
• Loki - Genderfluid ( Pansexual?)
• Wiccan (Billy Kaplan) - Gay
• Hulking (Teddy Altman) - Gay
• Deadpool (Wade Wilson) - Pansexual
• Karma (Xi'an Coy Manh) - Lesbian
• Psylocke / Captain Britain (Betsy Braddock) - Bisexual
• Rictor (Julio Richter) - Gay
• Shatterstar - Bisexual
• Satana Hellstorm - Bisexual
• Bling ( Roxy Washington) - Lesbian
• Prodigy (David Alleyne) - Bisexual
• Marvel Boy (Noh-Varr) - Bisexual
• Honey Badger/ Scout (Gabby Kinney) - Sapphic
• Living Lightning (Miguel Santos) - Gay
• Mystique (Raven Darkholme) - Bisexual
• Destiny - Lesbian
• Moondragon - Lesbian
• Julie Power - Lesbian
• Christian Frost - Gay
• Kyle Jinadu-Beaubier - Gay
• Toni Ho - Lesbian
• Aikku Jokinen - Lesbian
• Morph (Benjamin Deeds ) - Gay
• Nathaniel Carver - Gay
• Giant Man (Raz Malhotra ) - Not specified,but into men
• Protector (Isaac Ikeda) - Not specified but into men
Daken Akihiro - Bisexual
Iron Man (Tony Stark) - Bisexual
Viv Vision - Lesbian , Asexual
Striker (Brandon Sharpe) - Gay
Koi Boi (Ken Shiga) - Transgender
Sera - Transgender , Lesbian
(Anole) Victor Borkowski - Gay
Fuse (Johnny Watts) - Bisexual
Alloy (Ramone Watts) - Lesbian
Jonas Graymalkin - Gay
Demolition Man (Denis Dunphy) - Gay
Black Cat (Felicia Hardy) - Bisexual
Doctor Strange (Dr Stephen Strange) - Pansexual (?)
Brunnhilde - Bisexual
Phyla-Vell - Lesbian
If I've missed anyone please add / tell me , I'll add.
HAPPY PRIDE MONTH 🌈
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Birds of Prey: Black Canary, Harley Quinn, and the Huntress | covers by Tula Lotay
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Kaboom! & A beautiful morning by Martin Podt
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Lady Gawain is a buff scottish redhead lesbian with an excellent fashion sense
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I’m reading this medieval manuscript and so far this dude has managed to spell “chickens” in the following ways:
chekyns
chekens
chekynnes
chekennes
chykynnes
chykyns
chykens
I’ll keep you updated if I find any more variations
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Dance of the Great Deer
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My bow is a simple self bow made from ash and strung with faux sinew.
The arrows have ash shafts, and have goose feathers for fletching. They have rubber safety tips on them so as to be combat safe when I fire them at a shieldwall.
The bow lives in a gorgeous red linen bow bag, made for me by a friend, and has a matching red linen quiver for the arrows.
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My ventilation holes under my armpits had got bigger due to a few tips, and were embarrassingly large, so I took to sewing them back to their correct size the other day
The original kirtle dress was handmade by me and my mother, as a joint project when I first started reenactment. It's made from a heavy but breathable linen and all visible seams are hand sewn. The belt is naalbound.
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Yknow it belatedly occurs to me that those old ways of “welp, we had a drought, a famine, and a plague so the gods don’t like our king, lets get rid of him” actually make logical sense. If the king didn’t encourage infrastructure like digging wells, or invest in putting money aside to help feed people in times of crisis, or didn’t enact laws to stop the spread of disease....yeah. He needed to go. Not because the gods were angry, but because he was a bad king, and putting a new one in authority who would do those things to fix the problems would at least help weather the storm more effectively.
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