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Made by someone with no understanding of the original myth. Perseus was trying to save his mother from a man trying to marry her by force and Medusa was a Gorgon.

Make sure you watch The Crow today. You know, the good one. With Brandon Lee.

Android 17 broke one of the unwritten rules of anime😭😭

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Tolkien created orcs to be so wholly devoid of good that no one could ever sympathize with them They are the agents of evil, unthinking brutes driven only by a desire to destroy that which is good and beautiful because they hate that such things exist So the left sides with them, naturally, and attempts to frame them as sympathetic characters, mainly because it wants to unleash such brutes upon us

Non religious people cannot understand this. A Paladin historically in classic fantasy receives their power through God's will. God decides to give them the power and God can decide to take it away. Since God is definitively 'Lawful' and 'Good' - (by His commandments we measure morality in the first place) - a Paladin that receives power from Him cannot stray too far from His ethics/commands/will - thus be Lawful and Good. God would refuse his power to those who stray too far. This is the fantasy theme built upon existing religious foundation in Judeo-Christian traditions. Its why its so confusing to people who dont know them/live by them. Eg. If Moses decided that actually God sucks and begin to act morally evil, God would not have performed miracles through him. That being said in D&D where you have multiple deities with multiple ethical gods (dont get me started on the concepts of 'Good' and 'Evil there) - A Paladin that receives a power from a deity must likewise act in line with the deities ethics and will. This entire concept of a Paladin without a deity is as stupid as a warlock without a patron.

Motivation shows up maybe twice a month. Stop waiting around for it. Discipline is what you do on the other 28 days. GO TRAIN

Zombies were never about the dead. They're about the living who stopped participating. They move with the crowd and never ask where it's going. They consume and are never full. They react to every noise and never once reflect. They still have a face. The person behind it is gone. Here is the unsettling part. In every zombie story, the survivors slowly become what they fear. Driven by panic. Ruled by the tribe. Running on reflex. The infection was never the bite. It was the automatic reaction. You don't become a zombie by dying. You become one by obeying a rule you never examined. "I have to." "I can't." "That's just who I am." Your humanity lives in the gap between the trigger and the response. The moment you pause and ask, "Is this actually mine?" That pause is the cure. So tonight, before the costumes come off, ask yourself one question: Which part of my life am I living, and which part am I just repeating? Happy Halloween. Stay awake. 🕯️ #Halloween #zombiesasart #Discernment #Consciousness #Philosophy #SelfAwareness #PersonalGrowth #WakeUp

I am 100% positive that if the zombie apocalypse happened right now, there would be zombie rights activists within a week.

Orcs are evil because they are evil monsters. They are created to be evil, by an evil god, to do evil things. They are not a placeholder for a "different culture", they are not a human analog, they are not a "minority". They are biological constructs made to do the bidding of dark god who made them to mock the other races (elves) specifically If your mind can't comprehend that you likely shouldn't engage with LOTR material.

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LOTR is arguably the single greatest example of moral realism in all of literature. Injecting moral relativism into Middle Earth fundamentally misunderstands Tolkien and flies in the face of everything he stood for. And don't come at me with 'moral complexity.' Relativism isn't complexity. It's confusion. It's a collapse of distinctions that has nothing to offer but meaninglessness and despair. In order to have meaningful 'moral complexity,' you have to establish a distiction between light and dark, right and wrong, good and evil. The complexity arises among characters that must navigate a world where both forces act around, upon, and within them. What modern Hollywood calls 'moral complexity' is actually just the erasing the distinction between good and evil. If a story can't show you light and dark, it can't say anything meaningful about them. Classic storytellers understood this. Modern Hollywood has completely memory holed it.

This might sound ignorant of my part but I had no idea that Dr. Slump was this funny. Holy shit I'm dying from this clip