Give me a trash human being with a god complex

i know since writers and actors are already striking thats gonna take up most of the news space on social media but like. ups has until july 31st to meet the teamster's demands and if not then theyre going on the biggest strike against a single corporation since the early 1900s. the uaw (auto manufacturers union) contract is up this fall, and i believe the alu (amazon labor union) is as well. there's a huge possibility that they might strike as well, depending on how long the ups strike lasts.

im seeing a lot of talk about hollywood going down but i want to see more talk about labor rights and working class solidarity across the board... like A Lot of shit is about to go down

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Anonymous prompt “Bull getting his horns stuck in the winter palace“

The Dread Wolf

Alas, so long as the music plays, we dance.

I think the closest you get is in the intro conversation when she says that the loyal mages haven't forgotten the commandment that magic must serve man. But even then, she says that the loyal mages are loyal to the people of Thedas, not the Chant or Chantry. And I think it's very important to note that before the rebellion, Vivienne had not joined a Fraternity of Enchanters. She wasn't an aligned Chantry Loyalist mage. But when she viewed it as necessary, she took on that role.

She's pragmatic and clearly cares deeply about what she views as the good of Thedas and its people, but despite her great ambition in the sphere of the Chantry, she isn't particularly devout at all and seemingly got there without really pretending to be so. And sure, maybe she's just keeping her cards close to her chest, but I feel like there'd be some indication of that if it was supposed to be genuine faith. If anything, I think her not professing faith to the Inquisition is very honest and shows her confidence in her position.