Ah, that's the great puzzle!
– Alice in Wonderland, Chapter II
Hi @the-mad-owl I was your secret santa this year! Thanks for the alice in wonderland prompt, I absolutely loved playing with this idea :D
Thank you @i-prefer-the-term-antihero for the organization again this year!!
To make a long post even longer, here's the first three panels in close up & with no text :)
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no thoughts, just "where is duty, where is sacrifice" and the way that alicent clings to abstract constructs like religion, honor, duty and sacrifice because her material life is so concretely terrible and empty. to have loved someone so dearly, and watch them be what you perceive as free while your entire personhood is reduced to a womb and made to serve the realm, a vessel for the rotting king to use and abuse. to not exist as a person for yourself but in only in service to others as you are ordered by your father under a patriarchal structure..........and then the contrast of that quote, which summarizes all of alicent's anguish and agony, to the classic, "what is honor compared to a woman's love? what is duty against the feel of a newborn son in your arms...we are only human, and the gods have fashioned us for love.".................but alicent doesn't have love, not anymore. duty, honor, these concepts - they're all she's got, and the lack of the very elements that make them meaningful has corroded her inside and out. so: honor, duty, sacrifice, all without love. and here we are.
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the b-rabbit of the abyss
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Oz and Break Nendoroids
Hello theree.
I have been working on this for a lot of hours. I made the cleaning and translation.
Repost with credits.
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Tfw you are a small, ephemeral being who finds a purpose in living through your deep love for someone you wish to protect, but you are forced to watch your beloved get tormented and die violently via stabbing because you are a weak, useless creature that cannot protect anything…
Or is this too specific of a trope???
[And then later u get a human form and you meet back up with your beloved (who didn’t actually “die”), but they don’t recognize you at all until near the end of the story.]
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Alice Walker photographed by Brian Lanker, from “I Dream A World: Portraits of Black Women Who Changed America”
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Pandora Hearts Month day 6: blue
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