[A Scan Of A Children's Book Titled "The Beckoning Blue," The Copy Of Which Washed Up On The River Shore

I am the Vampire Lestat. I'm immortal. More or less. The light of the sun, the sustained heat of an intense fire, these things might destroy me. But then again, they might not.

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Armor of Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor, (Detail of Breastplate), 1549

This is my sincere request to anyone and everyone in the IWTV TV show fandom

Please Read The Books

🦀 venli and raboniel

[AGGRESSIVELY ATTEMPTS TO ENJOY SOMETHING WHILE IGNORING HALF OF THE FANDOM]

look i know the szeth prologue carries a lot of introductory information as to the magic system and how it can be used (and if there is one thing the cosmere in general excels at it is using the rules of a hard magic system in interesting ways for fight scenes) but it is so crazy that his internal monologue is so full of grief for what he is about to do and his first spoken line is "what am i? i'm sorry" and then he starts killing people in such an overcomplicated rube goldbergian way. why'd he lash a guy to the ceiling above an upright spear and just wait (fearspren spawning up around them) until the lashing broke and he impaled himself. you didnt have to do that man no one was around to see it

Okay but I've been thinking about this more, about how the Aes Sedai are so similar to the bene gesserit.

It is so amazing to me all the media that has taken inspiration from dune so directly

Now I have not read the books, and do not know in what ways the show diverges from the source material

But I got to say, the wheel of time season finale was a play by play of dune (of which I have read)

Like, the foretold chief of a desert people, who was not raised amongst those people, yet swiftly learns their ways, who can wield great powers and see the history of that people, and brings water to the desert

That IS Paul Muad'dib Atreides