#dwarvenqueen

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Your match up is: Kagami Taiga

Kagami also finds food to be the love of his life. Until he met you. But he hasn't forgotten food. He would gladly take you to all the fast food and restaurants he knows and loves, and treat you to everything. He would even force himself to great lengths, to talk to Murasakibara and ask for some good sweets stores. 

He loves your motherliness, as he is clumsy and often finds himself making rash decisions. He would be the one who is loyal, caring and true to you, and finds himself unknowingly breaking down your wall. 

awakening is a great game to start off with!! I’m glad you like it so much! unfortunately, it IS probably the easiest one in the series so just keep in mind that when you try the other ones, they will be definitely harder in difficulty (but don’t worry, they are still totally playable)

the next game you might want to try depends on what you’re looking for. the next easiest in gameplay is most probably fe8, “sacred stones”. this is a gba game so you can easily play it on an emulator as i did. i really like fe8 because there’s twin lords and you get to choose one of their paths to follow through the story (and you can always try the other on a second play through!). this game has lots of great units that you’ll come to love and that definitely help with the difficulty of the game.

another great game to go to next would be fe7, “blazing sword” (also gba) which starts off with a really good tutorial at the beginning to help you ease into the game. the characters are really fantastic and the story is heartbreaking- and even better, fe7 is the prequel to fe6 so once you finish that, you can go straight into fe6 “sword of seals” where you can play the children of the characters you so loved in fe7

if you were looking for another “my unit” customisation which i know is very popular amongst awakening fans, i would recommend fe12 “new mystery of the emblem”, of which Marth is the lord. unfortunately this game was never officially translated but the fan translation is perfectly fine. in my opinion, the customisation is even better than awakening’s because your choices will affect the script of the story. however, fe12 IS the sequel to fe11 “shadow dragon” and while you CAN play it without first playing fe11, you do get more out of the story if you play it first. fe11 though, is a difficult game and lacking in supports.

the hardest games to tackle would be fe9, fe10, fe6, fe5, fe4 so just keep that in mind while you choose what to play next. once you play a few of the series though, you do get the hang of the strategy and you will eventually complete all the games, albeit with many restarts and tears later.

friendly reminder that there is genetic evidence that native american’s have always been native to america and the land bridge theory is completely debunked & the land bridge theory is still only being taught to make white people’s genocide and theft seem justified.

Can someone explain this to me? Obviously the Native Americans didn't just pop out of the ground fully-formed, and I don't think anyone says that they evolved independently, so they much have descended from the same group of humans that originated in Africa. That means that there must have been some point when humans crossed over to the Americas, and thus they were not "always native to America."

Is OP being too loose with their language, or am I missing something that makes this make sense?

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1. What is your zodiac sign?

I was born on July 23rd, and therefore I am right on the threshold between Leo and Cancer, but I consider myself a Leo.

2. Have you ever read a book because of obligations (work, school, etc.) that you liked? If so, what was the book?

Well, I'm an English Major, so I've read a lot of novels for classes.  Most of them though, I haven't really enjoyed for two reasons: 1) It's difficult for me to enjoy a book if I'm reading it because I have to. It makes it feel like work, rather than a hobby. If I'm reading it on my own time, however, there's a much greater possibility that I'll like it more.  And 2) Most of the novels assigned to me for class have been your typical fiction novels--which are great, sure, and I have a certain amount of appreciation for them--but I've always been more partial to sci-fi, suspense, and action stories. 

Luckily for me, I was able to take a couple of classes outside of the norm--one devoted to sci-fi novels, the other devoted to apocalyptic stories, and I absolutely adored them, because I didn't fall in love with reading until I was in high school, so all of these novels--while well known to some other students in my classes--were a new experience for me. One of which was Ender's Game. Other books I've enjoyed from these classes have been Children of Men, Wastelands: Stories of the Apocalypse, and World War Z (which I'd heard about, but never read).

3. What is your favorite story from mythology of any kind?

I took two Greek mythology courses in my first year, but what was a while ago, and I don't remember much, but the one that's stuck with me is the story of Prometheus. Honestly, I just love Prometheus as a character. I feel like he's the most down-to-earth (ha!) when it comes to Greek gods. Like he'd be the one to crash a mortal party and then end up the guest of honour, buying everyone drinks and giving high-fives. He's like the mortals' best buddy, going out of his way to annoy his snooty, stuck-up kin while giving mortals a friendly jab and going, "Heh, watch me trick Zeus into letting you guys have the best part of the meat." 

4. What’s the last song you left on repeat?

Hmmm. I don't remember, but if I had to guess, it was probably Twenty One Pilots' "Guns for Hands", "Holding on to You", or Lindsey Stirling's song, "Mirror Haus".

All of which come highly recommended from me. Twenty One Pilots writes absolutely beautiful poetry-based lyrics, and Lindsey Stirling is a fabulous composer.

5. If you could get an all-expenses paid trip to meet the creator of your choice (alive or dead), who would you go see?

Ted Dekker. He is, and has always been my favourite author, and I would love to ask him questions about his beautifully-written, painfully in-depth explorations of evil. I'd also like to ask his advice on writing a great villain, because his are wonderfully complicated with such complex motivations and history, and mine just pale in comparison.

6. What’s one skill you wish you had learned while you were younger?

How to dance. I'm a terrible dancer, lol.

7. Do you craft?

If by that you mean, "Are you crafty?" then yes. I'm very crafty. Also hefty amounts of cunning. But if you're asking, "Do I do arts and crafts?" then no. Not really. Too much work. :P

8. What are some traits your favorite characters have in common?

I often fall in love with the quiet characters. The ones that have a dark past, but have overcome it and allowed it to make them stronger. The ones that come off as rough at first, but soften up the more you get to know them. I also have a large fondness for dads... which is ironic considering how often I kill them off in my writing. 

In my in-progress fantasy novel, for example, my favourite OC Darrion fits into the quiet, tough archetype that I specified above, while her dad and her relationship with him plays a very large part in her past, in her story, and in the story as a whole.

9. What’s the closest book to you right now?

That would be my entire bookshelf. So I'll just pick one of my fav's. Ted Dekker's best-seller, "Thr3e". 

10. Have you ever met anyone famous? How was the experience?

I've met a few really great bands at various concerts and festivals. I even met my fav band, Red, but unfortunately, they couldn't talk at length as it was just a general signing and the line was long. But they are super down-to-earth and friendly, and it was an overall good experience, and I'd definitely see them again.

11. If you had access to any of the most famous works of art in the world, which five would you pick to include in your dream home?

Oh geez, I haven't the faintest. I'm not much of an art buff, lol. I mostly appreciate photography though, in all forms, and I'd probably devote a lot (if not all) the wall space in my home to photography--famous or not.

My questions are the following: 

1.  Post a lyric from the last song you listened to.

2.  Post an excerpt from a favourite book you have.

3.  Do you read graphic novels? If so, what's your favourite?

4.  What are some traits you appreciate in a good villain/antagonist?

5.  What's something you're good at that Tumblr doesn't know about? 

6.  Do you have a favourite 90s TV show?  If so, which one?

7.  What's your favourite décor item in your room right now?

8.  There are a lot of TV shows premiering around this time of year--whether it's a new series altogether, or just returning for a new season. What's one that you're excited for?

9.  Do you reread books in your collection, or just read them once and move on?

10.  What are the main colours in your room?

11.  Name a game that you're really excited for.

For this I nominate: dwarvenqueen, darthfruitbasket, shescombatready, dreamtheatersmetropolis2, thecalamityjess, asongofsansastark, daraasum, dareva, obfuscatingdeity, corellianred, and eleneripenneth. That's 11, right? Yeah.

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