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Talulah's Strongest Soldier

@honouredsnakeprincess

As the name suggests, this is an honoured snake princess. Everyone's favourite witch not-witch. Minors DNI. She/Her
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"we can all do better" seems to have become something of a catchphrase of late, and i'm not pleased about it. it's a very annoying phrase, with far too many applications!

roxy/alice/maria, 21 years of age. history student. canadian. transfem. writes and talks too much. perpetually a bit tired. wishes everyone (including herself) was better. would join the wings of the magius if given the chance despite aforementioned desire to be better.

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zeravmeta

I’m physically unable to take Leithanien’s Kaiserinnen and Die Septemberrevolution seriously, entirely because the Mouthpiece was bizarrely obsessed with it. We basically had an entire production on Die Septemberrevolution. We watched that Siracusan performance from those spire casters that were doing a documentary of Empresses' Voices' and wound up getting the only footage of the first strike from the Twin Empresses on Herkunftshorn. We did a novel study with the Playwright of a book about some kid being in one of the Spires for take your kid to work day and him and his musician dad squeezing past the wreckage of the destroyed labs to escape in time. We watched that Jara Wilson movie of her being a spire caster that gets stuck in an elevator shaft when the place collapses. I am dead fucking serious, we had to make up fictional people that died in the war, write an obituary for our Die Septemberrevolution-sona’s, and then write and deliver a eulogy as their grief-stricken music teachers as one of our performances. At one point in the production stages the Mouthpiece clarified that he hadn’t personally lost anyone to the war, nor was he anywhere near Leithanien when it happened. He never bothered to ask if any of us had actually lost someone in the war, which kind of seems like a thing you should do before making us invent fictional victims to perform as. The casting began with him demanding to know where we all were on the day of the conflict and what we remembered, and he started crying when we told him that 1. we were two years old at the time and couldn’t remember shit fuck, the closest thing was one of the older actors kind of thought they remembered being very confused at adults freaking out over the TV but that could have been literally anything, and so this meant that 2. we were the last class he would ever brainwash that could possibly remember Die Septemberrevolution. Probably didn’t help that Lucian pointed out that we were the class born in 1076, so in two years he’d have actors that hadn’t even been born during Die Septemberrevolution. That may have contributed to the Mouthpiece crying over the whole thing.

We’re Gaulish.

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gotta learn hiragana for a class, and the resources for doing so are very heavy on mnemonics, as if mnemonics are not just another thing to struggle to memorize and then forget, rather than a reliable memory aid.

every time i have tried to use a mnemonic for something, i have forgotten it at a somewhat greater frequency than the thing i was actually trying to memorize, since it turns out that (unlike mnemonics) repetition and mild (not major!) stress are actual memory aids.

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therwriter

Arturia "Virtuosa" Giallo: So you see, my arts did not "force femme" operator Bison, they simply "cracked" her "egg" :)

Kal'tsit, attempting to prize Warfarin off the doctor's neck: That is not the issue here and you know it

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Behold! Strawberry Risotto! Ten points to anyone who can tell me the reference!