The Boat of Souls (Dante's Divine Comedy) by Gustave Doré

"It's the Murder Husbands And they're coming for you" 🪻🔪

[19/12/2023]

In The Purgatory

Roier's excited for another murder

dante have no object permanence

BOLAS IS BACK!!!

William Blake, Purgatorio: canto XXXI

“I reached and offered him my tear-stained cheeks; and on my cheeks, he totally revealed the color that Inferno had concealed” (127-129, Canto 1, Purgatorio)

New Dante design drop ‼️🫶

Mushroom soups, skateboards and post-traumatic stress:

Yes, it's just something silly, BUT why not build on it? Skateboard!

q!Cellbit spent literally HOURS, waking up early and not sleeping, to make an incredible skateboard that he could ride on water and land. Something silly, right? Probably yes kkkkkkk.

However, let's remember who q!Cellbit is: a man in his late thirties, who had his childhood memories erased, who spent from twelve to eighteen fighting in a war, who was in prison during his twenties and when He finally fled, ending up on an insane and dangerous island where he now had to fight to protect the few he loved.

I think that even though it's just something silly he came up with to pass the time and ignore his problems, it's also a certain comfort? Something that reminds him of what he lost and now he is able to enjoy a little -- playing, skateboarding with his son and laughing for nothing.

It reminds me of the fact that now he's been eating a lot of mushroom soup -- the only normal food he could eat in the war. Before he saw it as a trigger, now he has taken it and felt comfortable.

Perhaps he is holding on to whatever is bringing him comfort, security, or happiness. What could previously trigger his trauma is now a resource for him to grasp reality and feel safe. What may be seen as silly may be the last resort for him to cope with the loneliness and pain he is feeling after Purgatory and everything he had to do.

qFebatista and qScott in Good Omens

HOLLY SHIT I SPENT SO MUCH TIME IN THIS

>>>>>NOT A SHIP CUZ IDK IF THEY'RE OKAY WITH IT<<<<<<

(spoiler: they are :D!)

Beatrice appears to Virgil (Dante's Divine Comedy) by Gustave Doré

Tw// SANGRE | BLOOD

[16/11/2023]

Murder Husband's 💍🔪 Happy 5 months married!! 💗

Here is a little something I'd like to mention in regards to the latest episode. I've seen some people being rather confused by Crimson's statement about Asmodeus being "the weakest and most non-threatening of the Sins", but this is actually something that has some basis in theology. While the exact details vary depending on what era or commentator you consider, it has indeed often been acknowledged that there is a certain hierarchy among the seven cardinal sins. Let's take a look, for example, at what seems to be one of the show's biggest inspirations when it comes to its depiction of Hell : Dante's Divine Comedy. While Inferno drops the explicit mention of the seven deadly sins after the fifth circle, introducing new kinds of evils such as violence, fraud and treachery, this hierarchy is made more apparent when we reach Purgatorio. As you may know, in Dante's vision, Purgatory takes the form of a sacred and impossibly tall mountain, with the garden of Eden at the very top. Before being allowed entrance into the kingdom of Heaven, the penitent soul must first ascend the mountain to cleanse itself of its earthly faults. Along the way, it'll come across seven terraces, each corresponding to one of the seven sins. And this is where the hierarchy becomes especially perceptible. Basically, the idea is that the terraces located near the base of the mountain - and thus the furthest away from God - are dedicated to the expiation of the most heinous of sins, while the upper ones are reserved for the lighter offenses. With that in mind, the order is as follows. The first terrace the ascending soul has to cross is for Pride, the gravest sin of all, and the one that is regarded as the source of all others. Then come Envy and Wrath. Sloth ranks fourth, not because of the sin's inherent severity, but because it allows other evils to happen. Then comes Greed and Gluttony (the former of which should be way "lower" if you ask me, but I guess it's not my call to make XD ), and finally, Lust, the last penance before reaching the holy garden at the top of the mountain. Note that this order is consistent with the first circles of Inferno : after the first circle, reserved for the virtuous but unbaptized souls, the second, third and fourth ones - where damnation truly begins - respectively punish Lust, Gluttony and Greed, while the fifth one holds the melancholics (Sloth) and the cholerics (Wrath). Now, with Lust being regarded as the "less deadly" of the deadly sins, it's only logical for Asmodeus to be regarded as the "weakest" of the seven demon lords… Anyway, that's quite a lot of words (Stolas would be delighted) to explain something that, all in all, is actually fairly simple. XD Not that I will apologize for this verbosity, but at least allow me to thank you for your attention. I hope you found this insight somewhat interesting. I have a huge fascination for this aspect of theology, and the Divine Comedy in particular is a work I hold really dear, so I wasn't going to miss an occasion to talk about it. :p With that being said, take care, everyone. :3

Credit: ME

when bae's smile literally makes you mr stark i dont feel so good

That explains it

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