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former fantasy MLitt student at Glasgow (nightingale) with a great love for Tolkien, and all things nerdy. • they/them •

[Fufufu @Igarashi7seven]

Ambarussa

[Jennine K @jennineak]

The reality: The ICJ has dismissed Israel's request to throw out the genocide case and has ruled in favour of South Africa pursuing the genocide case at the ICJ. It also ruled in favour of most provisional measures.

Zionists:

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She learns that knights are not a song - that she won’t have a Florian - very harshly. But she still strives to be kind, which I love.

A lady’s courtesy is her armour and all that jazz

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Coming onto my barely used non private account to say that while Sansa learns the brutality and harshness of the world from the hands of sworn swords/knights (kingsguard, clegane etc) — we see her exhibit growth in compassion and understanding in those same interactions

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Was re-reading Alayne I from Winds, and found Sansa has indeed begun to learn this lesson. When she greets the Waynwood party, everyone else simply tries to ignore Ser Wallace Waynwood’s debilitating stutter. Sansa, however, helps him out when he is clearly struggling.

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Sansa can be*.

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I’m so overwhelmed with emotions over this piece of thick paper.

It tells me that despite everything, I didn’t just survive - I met the goal I set myself in that time. Finish it. No matter the outcome, finish it.

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I passed my degree! It was a pass grade, but I both survived and finished it

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I had acute psychosis followed by the death of a parent during my degree. We’ll chalk it up to a win

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I am going to start talking on this account again about asoiaf and similar I think, I miss it

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As a Roose Bolton enjoyer I would surely hope they’re not

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Took 3 years to finish my degree and another year to graduate but we’ve finally sorted it

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Have you read Smith of Wootton Major?

First published in 1967 - and reissued on 5 September 2005, edited by Verlyn Flieger - the book is set outside Middle-earth and tells the story of Smith who visits the realm of Faery. And, it is beautifully illustrated by Pauline Baynes!

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I did it in the end

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Looks like I’ll be 3 years into my 1 year masters because I cannot function enough to write a dissertation 😭

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@DisasBoys Sorry, I forgot this account existed! I believe it is, but I’d have to check

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I was gifted this absolutely STUNNING copy of the Silmarillion by a friend 🥹

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I’ll inevitably forget i have this account again

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What a lovely night at @BlackwellsMcr for Jesse Armstrong In Conversation!

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Sorted my living room bookcase out finally (ignore the David day books, they were a gift 💀)

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Rings of power but I give you no context