LOTUS. free.

turns most colors into pink.

from what i've tested, poc friendly, but as always, keep lightening in mind and if any adjustments are needed. i've included some adjustments but it may vary depending on the media.

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SUNLIGHT. free.

turns most colors into yellow and desaturates reds. as a consequences, there are some scenes in which it may not work properly. very yellow scenes will look that way - completely yellow. and all red scenes will look black and white. if you are comfortable playing around with color balance, that helps fix certain scenes (as a general rule, adding blue tends to work best, but it does depend on each scene)

from what i've tested, poc friendly, but keep lightening in mind - especially for more medium skin colors.

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A SONG. free.

works best in cooler scenes, but to use it for warmer ones, it mostly requires some tweaking of color adjustment.

from what i've tested, poc friendly, but adjustments may be needed depending on other lightening and such, as i tested this one in one show for the most part.

like or reblog if used ! and credit somewhere. don't claim/distribute as your own. absolutely feel free to use it as base or change as desired.

CICADAS IN THE SUMMERTIME. free.

turns most colors into blue.

not poc friendly by itself. i've included adjustments layers for it or for scenes which turn out too pale in general, but again and as with any different media, it'd likely requires adjustments.

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sentences taken from fire & blood , by george r. r. martin. some have been modified to fit dialogue. feel free to change pronouns, names, cut sentences, etc to best fit!

the lands being offered belong to harrenhal. they are not argilac's to give.

yield now, and you may remain as lord, and your sons will live to rule after you.

i have eight thousand men outside your walls

what is outside my walls is of no concern to me

not so high as to keep out dragons. dragons fly.

when the sun sets, your line shall end

i will not fight you, nor will i kneel to you.

we will come again, princess, and the next time we shall come with fire and blood.

you may burn us, my lady... but you will not bend us, break us, or make us bow.

you are not wanted here. return at your peril.

it is better to forestall rebellions than to put them down

is my good-brother afraid of dragons?

there is only one dragon worthy of me.

brother, you need never kneel to me again. we shall rule this realm together, you and i.

you are more fit to bear this blade than me. wield it in my service, and i shall be content.

the princess did not seem to want to be there, nor did she approve of anything she saw or heard.

we can win our freedoms back, but now is the time to strike, for this new king is weak.

how can he rule the seven kingdoms when he cannot even rule his brother?

my descendants shall rule from here for a thousand years

i am a woman grown, free to fly where i will.

you are fearless when facing a girl on a horse, i see. the next time i come, i will be on a dragon. throw dirt on me then, i pray you.

you are a fool and a weakling, nephew.

do you think any man would ever have dared speak so to your father?

you have a dragon. use him.

give me leave, and let me roast this pious fool for you.

i been a king’s man since i was a boy. i mean to die a king’s man.

are there no true knights here? no leal men?

let us not bandy words. swords will decide this matter.

the king breathes. the king lives.

words are wind

treasonous actions deserve punishment. foolish words are another matter.

if you truly desire to go to the wall, i will not stop you.

the night's watch needs men as strong as you.

i would sooner you remain here, in my service.

i would not sit upon this throne if not for you

i still have need of you. the realm has need of you.

he was beset on all sides by would-be kings and rebel lords. the same may befall me, to test my resolve, my will, my strength.

my mother believes that godly men throughout the realm will rise against me.

i need good men around me, warriors willing to fight for me, to die for me… and for my queen, if need be. are you such a man?

i pardon your offenses, but there will be certain conditions.

you will never speak another word against me or my queen.

i cannot and will not suffer my mother to be disrespected

can you abide by these conditions?

i will sentence them to ten years in exile

he grows larger every day

nothing is so costly as putting down rebellions

the men who want these things desire them desperately, however.

how else to flaunt their power and show the world what wealthy men they are? they may squawk, but they will pay.

the larger and stronger a castle, the more its lord is tempted to defy me.

words are wind, but wind can fan a fire.

my father and my uncle fought words with steel and flame. we shall fight words with words, and put out the fires before they start.

they are all warm at first, but it does not last. either i am unwelcome or too welcome.

it is dreamfyre who excites them. some fear her, more want her, and it is those who trouble me most. they lust for dragons of their own.

where am i to go?

return to court.

and live forever in your shadow?

i need a seat of my own. a place where no lord may threaten me, banish me, or trouble those i have taken under my protection. i need lands, men, a castle.

we can find you lands, build you a castle.

there is one i have a claim to… a better claim than your own, brother.

i am the blood of the dragon.

i want my father’s seat, the place where i was born. i want dragonstone.

there is no place more fitting for the blood of the dragon.

you shall hold the island and the castle by my gift, not by right.

our grandsire made seven kingdoms into one with fire and blood, i cannot and will not make them two by carving you off a separate kingdom of your own

are we of one mind on this, sister?

are you so uncertain of that iron seat that you must needs have your own blood bend the knee to you, brother?