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it's got a lot of scruples about scaring the deer off from yen's garden
she caught it after throwing a fork at it in the dark
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it's may 1 and you know what that means
happy birthday to my girls!
it's may 1 and you know what that means
happy halloween
they're playing gwint
happy father's day
happy birthday
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eithné's oak
Your art is so stunning, I genuinely don’t know or really care about the Witcher, but your art makes me want to watch it. (or is it a game? No idea.)
it's a book series! if you're interested in picking it up, the order goes the last wish, sword of destiny, blood of elves, time of contempt, baptism of fire, tower of the swallow, and lady of the lake
Anonymous asked:
Why does Ciri seem like a boy? She wanted to be like Yennefer...
I'm asking without hatred, I'm just interested in your view of the character.
she does want to be like her mom! and in more than just appearance.
even with regards to appearance alone though, that doesn't have to manifest itself in an overt expression of femininity, and it's pretty clear throughout the entire saga that ciri's a tomboy (for example: wanting to wear male clothing, presumably her default outfit, to the lodge in lotl before yen advises against it, being mistaken for a boy on multiple occasions like in boe and tos, feeding her portion of glamarye to kelpie in sesb)
note however that she's not necessarily averse to traditional displays of femininity - she's interested in makeup and jewelry in boe and not opposed to wearing dresses, it's just that given the choice i think she'd prefer pants and a jerkin
the first corpse he found around noon