world's slowest drawer⭐

"there will come a soldier, who carries a mighty sword!"

beauty requires openness. it asks you to let things reach you, to soften enough to be moved. it’s not naive to see beauty everywhere—it’s a skill, a form of intelligence, a kind of quiet bravery. because it is so much easier to critique than to create, to detach than to engage, to dismiss than to love.

Posted this analysis on Reddit, but didn't get much discussion on it. Let's see if it does better here.

NOTE: This is an analysis of the meaning of the sash BEFORE the series was ever a concept. As in a deep dive if there was any intended symbolism for it in the wedding from its original source. Please do not go "Edmun gave it to him." I know.

So anyway, the Wedding Sash.

I was reading some rando-article on the UK Royals a few months ago and noticed the women wore blue sashes that went across the body and ended at the hip, like Eugene's. It made me curious so I looked them up.

From what I found in research was interesting.

Apparently, sashes with crests/pins like that typically mean the royal or honored man/woman has been granted membership of a chivalric order or knighthood for rendering a great service to the Crown. The sash worn in public events to show that, and the crest design chosen by the ruling monarch who granted it.

In the wedding, and the Frozen cameo he has two different style sashes, but as we only see his back in the cameo, we can only assume one crest.

sword and shield

Updated my redesigns!!’

“Varian hummed before he brought the mug up to his lips. He immediately coughed out his first drink. ‘Yuck!’

Andrew let out a laugh ‘it’s an acquired taste’”