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hey i wrote a short freestanding thing i'm pretty proud of for a prompt challenge:
gale hides a letter for astarion to find in the winter
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it's very sad so just use your best judgment ok love you bye 💋
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"When people die, they cannot be replaced. They leave holes that cannot be filled, for it is the fate -- the genetic and neural fate -- of every human being to be a unique individual, to find his own path, to live his own life, to die his own death." -- Oliver Sacks
Make it a good one.
Herodotus on Croesus, Xerxes, and the denial of death
William N. Turpin "Croesus, Xerxes, and the Denial of Death (Herodotus 1.29–34; 7.44–53)", Classical World, Volume 107, Issue 4. 535-541.
ABSTRACT: Herodotus portrays both Croesus and Xerxes as resolutely unaware of their own mortality, despite conversations about the life span of an ordinary human (Croesus), and the mortality of his massive army (Xerxes). Part of what makes Croesus and Xerxes hubristic, for Herodotus, is their obliviousness to this salient aspect of their humanity.
The whole paper can be found on https://works.swarthmore.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1029&context=fac-classics
William N. Turpin, Swarthmore College
"I know what's coming. I know no one beats these odds... It's a matter of how you use up the intervening time in an intelligent and ironic way." -- Christopher Hitchens
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Sometimes it’s six in the morning and I’m feeling awfully mortal and I wonder if, when all my senses are for naught, I’ll miss the tightness before a stretch when I’m half asleep, the ache in my joints before it rains, the squeezing-pounding of a none-too-gentle migraine. Discomforts that are woefully human and irritatingly me and There despite it all, the tension in my jaw and the build before a yawn.
Will I miss the hurt, when the curtain falls?
4,000 weeks sounds like a lot until you do the math. Why your calendar is lying to you, and how to stop pretending you’re immortal. #TimeManagementTruths #FourThousandWeeks #LifeHacks
4,000 weeks sounds like a lot until you do the math. Why your calendar is lying to you, and how to stop pretending you’re immortal. #TimeManagementTruths #FourThousandWeeks #LifeHacks
