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brokentrafficknight · 20 days

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Cinder introducing [Cinder ship of your choice] to the Wholesome AU Arkos parents?

Summer: *Casually sipping tea because Cindy introduced her to them first as a practice run* I should record this...

#rwby #rwby shitpost #jaune arc #ruby rose #pyrrha nikos #cinder fall #arkos #lancaster #knightfall #it's complicated #pompeii #arkos on fire #gilded rose #summer rose #milk and cereal

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mysticallilac · 11 months

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i feel like i should just go and make a discord server for all those fantasy wlw books whose fandoms aren't big enough for a server on there own

so... if there's anyone interested in helping me moderate it-

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superiorsturgeon · 4 months

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Gilded Rose in the Gym

Jaune/Ruby: *groaning in soreness*

Pyrrha: Good job today, both of you! I’m going to go finish my last set! I’ll see you both later! Love you! 😘 *happily walks away to continue training*

Jaune: *groans* My butt is so sore…how many deadlifts does Pyrrha expect me to do?

Ruby: At least you’re not being tortured with a thousand different upper body movements! Look at my poor arms! *weakly extends one trembling hand*

Ruby: You would think my own girlfriend would give me a break out of love, but oh, no! “I love you too much to let you miss out on training, Ruby!” 😫

Jaune: *rubs his butt, walking slowly and painfully* The gains are so not worth this…!

Ruby: *looks down*

Ruby: Yeah…gains…

Jaune: You okay back there, Rubes?

Ruby: *eying the New and Improved Arc Booty™️*

Ruby: *slowly and weakly raises one sore arm*

Jaune: Ruby, what are you doing…?

Ruby: *winding up her trembling hand, eye-humping her boyfriend’s developing butt*

Jaune: …wait…don’t tell me…

Ruby: *supports her wobbly upraised arm with her off-hand*

Jaune: …Ruby, no.

Ruby: Sorry, Jaune. I have to.

Jaune: Think about what you’re doing.

Ruby: I have no choice.

Jaune: Please, control yourself. Don’t do this.

Ruby: Girlfriend rules. I just gotta.

Jaune: If you slap my butt I will collapse on this floor.

Ruby: I’m sorry, but I have to. Forgive me, Jaune.

Jaune: Very well, do what you must. Just know that if I don’t survive…I love you.

Ruby: Don’t talk like that, Jaune. I’ll see you on the other side.

*SMACK*

Jaune: Aaah, my ass!! *crumples*

Ruby: My arm!!! *folds like a wet noodle*

Jaune/Ruby: *collapse on top of each other in a pile of exhausted soreness* 😵

Weiss: *watching the proceedings from the gym’s smoothie bar* Those guys are dorks. 😑

Pyrrha: *standing beside Weiss* Yes, but they’re MY dorks! 🥰

#rwby #jaune arc #pyrrha nikos #Ruby rose #weiss schnee #arkos #lancaster #milk and cereal #jaune x pyrrha #jaune arc x pyrrha nikos #jaune x ruby x pyrrha #jaune x ruby #pyrrha x ruby #jaune arc x ruby rose x pyrrha nikos #jaune arc x ruby rose #ruby rose x pyrrha nikos #gilded rose #I did heavy deadlifts and my glutes burned like fire afterwards

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morgana0anagrom · 3 days

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‘m revealing the dust jacket artwork of the fourth book from the From Blood and Ash Series by @jennifer_l_armentrout this piece was commissioned by @theclovercrate character is Casteel Da’Neer, hope you guys will like it xoxo

#book illustration #books #digital art #fan art #book characters #digital drawing #artists on tumblr #digital illustration #illustration #book art #from blood and ash #a kingdom of flesh and fire #the crown of gilded bones #the war of two queens

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hawkefaery · 1 year

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Poppy and Casteel

artist: jessdraw.s

#fat poppy supremacy honestly #I love this one #i am obsessed #casteel da'neer #poppy balfour #fbaa fanart #fbaa #fanart #jennifer l armentrout #jla #jennifer armentrout #from blood and ash #akofaf #a kingdom of flesh and fire #tcogb #the crown of gilded bones #twotq #the war of two queens #fat character

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chrysos17yafantasy · 1 year

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- Casteel & Keiran whenever poppy gets mad at them

#casteel da'neer #kingdom of flesh and fire #poppy x casteel #poppycas #crown of gilded bones #the war of two queens #a shadow in the ember #jennifer l armentrout #incorrect fbaa quotes #millicent

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taymartiart · 1 month

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It’s Poppy’s birthday today ✨💕✨

This takes place after this bonus chapter, spoilers for ASOAAB.

I was hoping to finish both pages, but I at least can post this today. Let my girl chill for a while 😩❤️

Pg 2 here

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mell0bee · 2 years

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the oh hellos weren’t kidding. when the cold wind rolls in from the north what am i to do fr fr

#my palms and fingers still reek of gasoline!!! setting fuel to the fire of that greco-roman dream!!!#purifying the holy rock to melt the gilded seams IT DONT BRING ME RELIEF #NO IT DONT BRING ME NOTHING‼️‼️BUT‼️#the oh hellos #this doesn’t mean anything i just love passerine #bee post #and then it ends so abruptly and then a kindling of sorts kicks in…… aaaaaaa

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deadpresidents · 8 days

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Can you tell us more about James A Garfield and is there any media of him that you recommend? All I know is the book by Goodyear..

I always say that Garfield was one of the big "What if?" Presidents in American history had he not been assassinated. He was a fascinating character and could have been the transformational leader that propelled the United States through late-Reconstruction and the Gilded Age in ways that the other Presidents between Lincoln and McKinley were unable to do. Garfield was young (just 49 years old when he died), energetic, charismatic, absolutely brilliant, and aggressively progressive. He had ideas and the ability to implement them instead of simply being a steady hand. And, like JFK in a way, he brought his young, attractive family to the White House and that could have helped him lead the country in a different direction than his less engaging contemporaries who immediately preceded and succeeded him like Grant, Hayes, Arthur, Cleveland, and Benjamin Harrison. Garfield also had a somewhat mystical quality to him that I also believe would have captivated many Americans in an entirely new manner than most Presidents. The fact that he was only President for 199 days -- most of which were spent fighting for his life after he was shot -- is one of the great missed opportunities of American history.

For more on Garfield, the C.W. Goodyear biography that you mentioned, President Garfield: From Radical to Unified (BOOK | KINDLE | AUDIO), is the most recent (published in 2023) and fresh look at his life and career. But there are several others that I'd highly recommend checking out:

•Garfield by Allan Peskin (BOOK | KINDLE), was published in 1978 and, for many years, was the best, most in-depth full-fledged biography on Garfield. It's still a must-read, in my opinion. •Dark Horse: The Surprise Election and Political Murder of President James A. Garfield by Kenneth D. Ackerman (BOOK | KINDLE), was published in 2003, and is an excellent look at Garfield's shocking nomination and election in 1880, brief Presidency, and tragic assassination. •Touched With Fire: Five Presidents and the Civil War That Made Them by James M. Perry (BOOK | KINDLE), was also published in 2003. It's not a full biography of Garfield, but a look at the five Presidents who saw combat during the Civil War -- Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Benjamin Harrison, and McKinley -- and how those experiences shaped them. •Destiny of the Republic: A Tale of Madness, Medicine, and the Murder of a President by the always-awesome Candice Millard (BOOK | KINDLE | AUDIO), was published in 2011 and it is the definitive book on Garfield's assassination. It's a detailed illustration of the shooting that wounded Garfield and his brutal, two-and-a-half -month-long battle to attempt to survive his wounds -- a battle that was ultimately lost largely due to the botched medical "care" that the President received after he was shot. Candice's book reads like a novel and it's apparently the basis for the upcoming Netflix series, "Death by Lightning" featuring Michael Shannon, Betty Gilpin, Matthew Macfadyen, and Nick Offerman.

Also, PBS's American Experience released a fantastic, two-hour-long documentary on Garfield's assassination in 2016 called Murder of a President, which was also partially based on Candice Millard's book. I'm pretty biased when it comes to American Experience, which I believe is a national treasure, but Murder of a President is especially good. I don't know if you can watch it directly from the PBS American Experience website right now, but you can find the film on sites like iTunes and Amazon Prime.