i enjoy how they didnt over sexualize their prince costumes. like esp with jasmine. she couldve totally been in aladdin’s vest, but nope. fully clothed. thanks.
laughing because Mulan looks the same
things i loved more then i expected, this
this is honestly one of my favorite posts ever
Meanwhile the Princes:
Everytime I see that last pic I lose it when I see Eric. It’s just so perfect.
He uploaded this as a birthday present to me, though neither he nor I knew it.
Listening to him be honest and scared and insecure took me back to my earliest time as a fan. I was 17. I had moved out and was trying to finish high school and had a mostly bare room in a cheap apartment with two other people who would eventually (rightly) kick me out.
In that mostly bare room:
– a foam pad to sleep on
– a pile of clothes
– a bicycle
– a cheap stereo with turntable and maybe 20 records, including the one I played the most that fall, replicas
Edward Elric is such a good character because he’s just chaos incarnate. There’s nothing about this child that isn’t chaotic to the extreme. He dresses in leather pants, platform boots, and a bright red coat. He became a state alchemist at 12 after attacking the president. He tried to resurrect the dead when he was 11. He became an atheist after literally meeting god. He brings a massive statue of a false god to life to punch a false prophet in the face in chapter 2. When he got impaled by a pole he used part of his own lifeforce to seal the wound. When he transmutates something he adds a gothic/dramatic details to it. His dad is an immortal walking talking philosopher’s stone and the last survivor of a dead nation. He fistfought god and won. He overthrew a government at 16. He outsmarted god by giving up his alchemy and using that to commit what was essentially the first successful human transmutation. This kid doesn’t just thrive on drama, he is drama.
Diaphanous Call
The raven is not native to my area. If I could change that, I would. Aside from their size and simple beauty, these are some of the most intelligent birds in the world. They intrigue me. I already posted a photo of this particular raven bellowing out a diaphanous call to its mate on a particularly frosty winter afternoon in Yellowstone, but this is, perhaps, a better vantage point, so rendered by a relative lack of wind. #Raven
