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Hey, Sounis!

Just wishing you guys all a very Merry Christmas a few days early with a Christmas fanart:


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I've been playing The Sims for over ten years now, and my obsessions tend to blend into each other, hence this post ( Read more... )

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I just recently went on vacation to my sister's house at the Jersey shore and on the way there we drove past a pizza place called something like 'Attilio's pizza' but I read it as ' Attolia's pizza' They are very similar but also maybe I just had it on the brain because I was re-reading the thief.

Sorry for the excessive amount of weird things I post, but I was reading through the books, again, and I thought that this was pretty interesting:

( “No,” Eddis replied. She said thoughtfully, “She and I both thought his presence must inevitably weaken Attolia and if he didn’t become a strong king, the court would soon be unstable. He proved me wrong. Either because he can see what we can’t or just because he demands the world conform to his own desires. I am never sure which it is that he does. In this case, he managed to so terrify his barons that they have assumed a semblance of conformity without undermining Attolia’s power after all. No one will cross her.” )

Sorry, I could not resist; there are these 2 songs that remind me of QT characters so strongly.

( Fernando by ABBA )

I was thinking about the nationality of the characters. Actually, out of the three countries, I always thought that the Attolians were the most Grecian, especially because of the pale skin and dark hair. The olive complexion that we often associate with the mediterranean region is probably from prolonged exposure to the sun, but the royals, ( Read more... )

I am really sorry that I have been posting continuously, but I am an obssessive fan. I was just thinking about this syndrome. People often say that Gen possibly suffers from this because he falls in love with his captor/torturer; he sympathises with her and paints her in a positive light of Helen, or in the very least, defends her when Helen is ( Read more... )