#mysery

Elihu Vedder depicted the three Fates of Greek mythology working the thread of life: Clotho spins the thread, Lachesis fixes its length, and Atropos cuts it at the appointed time of death. Their symbolic tools—spindle, distaff, and shears—rest in the foreground, emphasizing the Fates’ decisive role in matters of life and death. Vedder adapted this painting from an illustration he had designed for an 1884 publication by Edward FitzGerald—a translation of the work of 11th-century poet Omar Khayyám, The Rubáiyát. Vedder was attracted to mysterious, visionary subject matter. Here, he explored metaphysical questions of life, death, and afterlife, subjects at the core of Khayyám’s poetry.

happy birthday btw king <3

Honestly, the book route is simpler. She doesn't need to be an activist of any kind to do the things she did.

So I drew a lil thing of me and my friend @sandpaperandcookies of when we played on one public server and because of that damn lantern we both almost died 🙃.

I’ve known about the Elisa Lam case since around 2017 or 2018, I watched the new netflix series and i’m sad we’re never gonna get an rEaL answer, It’s a big mystery in my mind. And people are calling the manager of cecil hotel suspicious because she was smiling and such, But i watched a video with a psychologist and he explained it looked like she had taken botox. Moving on, I was always intrigued by the case.. well i mean.. who wouldn’t be? A girl literally was found dead in an water tank and no one knew how she got in there. I watched a 40 minute video about a girl who stayed over at the hotel while y’know Elisa was in the water tank and she said that a male worker there followed her to her room if i remember correctly and she was away from her father, The male worker acted suspicious so she went back to her father, This may be nothing but I like to take every detail I can in. I’m getting to obsessed with this case and she was probably just crazy or something, I need to stop