#bor

I decided to try and redesign my newer AU. I have never been satisfied with Bendy's design. I want him to have a haunting look, but I can't do it. Boris is slowly looking more and more like Brute Boris.

Now!

I know I haven't been posting. I have been updating a comic and writing plot for another. I just haven't worked on these AUs. I also have lost the ability to draw some characters. Like Bendy, Boris, and Chalice. I also hate the designs for A Step Closer. I will also be updating them. I also have school. I am busy maybe most of the day. I am only free at night, so my sleep schedule is horrid. But I am mainly focusing on an ongoing comic, Bendy and Boris: Ticket To Hell. It's on a pause because I forgot how to draw Chalice.

Wedding of two giants. (And some lore regarding this character’s and giant culture).

In most giant communities marriage isn’t a stablished institution and the conditions and dynamic between the two parts depend a lot on the agreement between their respective clan’s mothers.

In this case Uluu (right), a young giant male is going to be spend the next five years with Bor’s (left) clan. Bor is an older female giant from a related clan that Uluu has met and developed a crush on during this year’s Salt festival. Bor is a woman, but not a mother (explained here) and if she doesn’t concieve during the next five years, they will renew or revoke their vows. This is a very common agreement for a marriage between a young male and female.

The Salt festival takes place at the end of the wet season and nomadic giant clans (and some human) gather next to a very salty inner sea to gather salt (important for food preservation), trade, form alliances with other clans and plan how they will manage their herds and use the pastures further north during the dry season. Athletic games, such as races or wrestlin, cattle competitions and general socializing take place during this festival.

Giants often spend several days at a time standing up and can even sleep like that (though many prefer to rest on a cane or against a partner). Their height makes it so that getting up from the sitting position takes a bit and can cause dizziness or even to pass out if done too quickly. This makes it so that sitting or laying on the ground is a very vulnerable position for giants and simbolizees great trust. The festival is also the time for resolving any fights or disagreements that have occured during the rest of the year between clans or individuals. In these “trials”, which are more like discussions moderated by third parties, the two parties usually meet sitting down, as a show of good disposition to resolve the disagreement in a peaceful way. The party that proposes the discussion has to sacrifice a head of cattle (usually a cow) and provide a whole hide that they use to sit on during the discussion (this makes it so that not everyone can afford these formal discussions and that even richer clans will think twice before accusing someone). After an agreement is reached, the “winner” gets to keep the hide, signed by both parties, as a guarantee. This method is not exclusive of trials, and is used in any kind of formal agreement. In this case, it was Uluu’s clan that provided the hide but will also keep it in case he is not treated properly by Bor’s clan.

Az iménti belga sörös rüttyentésben előjött a borfasizmus is. Tudok róla mesélni. Mehet?

Kisebbik lányom, H* benne volt erősen. Jó éttermekben dolgozott, még itt, magyaro.-ban is, el is küldték sommelier tanfolyamra. Nagyon érdeklődő volt, de egy idő után: Apu, bazmeg, ezt a tömény bullshit faszságot! Nem vagyok képes röhögés nélkül előadni a legsznobabb fasznak sem, ilyenek, hogy:

"ebben a hegyi bogyólében felfedezhetjük a kapások verítékének savas lepárolgását, itten távoli titkos tanninok zengenek. Illatában friss citrusos gyümölcsök találkoznak csodálkozva a tavasz lédús fehér virágaival, a savak lecsengése hasonlatos a Mont-Saint-Pierre déli lejtőjének forrón poros illatához, midőn a provence-i nap bukóra fordul, és kabócák vidám éneke tölti be a terroire levegőjét."

Ahogy a portugálok mondják: “No dia de São Martinho, vai à adega e prova o vinho.” („Szent Márton napján menj a pincébe, és kóstold meg a bort.”) Ez az időszak a castanhas assadas (sült gesztenye) ideje, amikor barátok és családok összegyűlnek, tüzet gyújtanak, gesztenyét sütnek és bort isznak. Saúde e boas castanhas! (Egészségedre és jó gesztenyézést!)🍷🌰