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can we just appreciated the moment here where Todoroki seems to be immune from the poisoning gas? I'm not sure is there something to do with his double quirk or am I not only one who thinking that his father Endeavor somehow trained him by using poison, right? Since we all knew he living with an abusive father? Please correct me and tell me it has something to do with his quirk I don't want to think it part of his training session 😭😭
If Endeavor really trained him using any possible way to makes sure he beat All Might. It really break our heart. This boy really needs a therapy. His friends really helping him throughout the episode without them knowing it but until when will Shoto can hang up with all of this? I don't want to think any possible way that Shoto turn into villain but nothing impossible, right?
Even I knew that Enji is trying to repent all of his sins but what done is done. Shoto might seems like changing into better but to think that his past was so dark and we didn't yet knew about what happened to Touya. And it really beyond my comprehension on how did Shoto still managed to hold himself and becomes a hero.
Hopefully it has something to do with his quirk (I'm really am praying here)
/ half-half is really messed up because original didn't accept herself at first. and all that time wolf is just being like "GIVE ME LOVE AND ACCEPT THIS SIDE OF YOURSELF IDIOT"
in this house, i live with a friend. she has her own bedroom while i sleep on the sofa in our living room. we spend christmas together, but no, not like that. she calls me mate in front of her friends and gives me a hug when we say goodbye. she pulls away when i reach for her hand. no, not here. when we go to a restaurant on our anniversary, we're just two friends catching up over dinner. and when her brother uses the word faggot, no one corrects him.
in my other house, we spend hours talking about our wedding. we walk around holding hands, kiss at bus stops and sit on her parents' sofa with our legs intertwined. we seem unable to keep our hands off each other and our friends are constantly rolling their eyes at us. my godfather smiles when i show him my engagement ring and when her auntie calls, she tells her about me. my grandparents don't choose god over me.
and when both houses go up in flames, she is the only thing i want to save.

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Half-Half Kitchen Scale, Constantina Sfakianakis Design
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Devant la statue d’un vieux roi béninois Un petit homme de pas plus de dix ans. Son tee-shirt est bleu comme la mer qu’on ne voit pas, comme les chemises des chauffeurs de mobylettes publiques qui sont partout. Le petit homme sourit large. Sur le gazon ses pieds s’agitent, ses gougounes revolent partout. Il sourit de les perdre et les perdre et les perdre encore, les renfiler constamment. Son tee-shirt de chauffeur s’approche et freine sa course tout près de moi. Côte-à-côte on regarde le roi. La statue figée, le vestige d’on sait plus quand on sait plus quoi je trippe pas tant sur les monuments que sur les petits hommes mouvants. Il accoste à ma gauche. Il me donne ses yeux je lui réponds les miens. Il dit bonsoir et ça soupire de bonheur en moi qu’il dise pas eh le Blanc eh. Il dit je suis Junior. Je dis je suis Catherine. On sourit. Il pointe la statue il dit sais-tu c’est qui. Pas trop non. J’ai pas tant lu la plaquette descriptive j’étais venue prendre le soleil là où on ne voit pas la mer. Les monuments ça me tente pas tant. Je dis non mais toi oui, c’est qui. Son sourire s’étale, il devient une plage sur un visage. Ses yeux, des perles prêtes. Il dit : c’est le roi. Il précise : le roi avant là, avant. Il explique en bougeant les bras le parcours du roi, son importance, pointe son chapeau monarchique et ses boulettes d’or tombantes il dit c’est très important il a dit non non aux Blancs. Il ouvre la main tout grand, paume devant. Il a dit non non aux Blancs. Le petit homme mime tout ça en souriant, son pied maniant sa sandale sur ses orteils gigotant dans l’herbe. Il continue et les mots font des trous dans l’air. Il explique que le roi béninois a dit non non et oui les Noirs restent ici non non les Noirs ne s’en vont pas là-bas. Il fait stop de la main. Après viens de la main. En alternance de sa petite main noire dehors, blanche dedans. Dans un parc du Bénin de la côte, près de la mer qui bouge sans qu’on ne la voit, il y a Junior, le roi et moi. Moi, qui entendra Blancs et Noirs et oui et non et eux et nous et toi et moi mille fois dans les trois prochains mois. Moi, qui n’aimera jamais les monuments (figés) autant que les gens (mouvants). Ce jour-là, au Sud, Junior, le roi et moi. Et un oiseau posé sur le nez de la statue. Maintenant. Chantant. (Porto-Novo, 18 février 2014)