. . . but I need a back up archive, so I guess this is it for now.

One for Sorrow

He’s been on borrowed time ever since Fingon fell and so he falls too.  It’s been pain and more pain, watching his brothers die and his people fail over and over again.  There can be nothing worse than this.  So in the end he surrenders to despair and the flames, welcoming the peace of death and the end of his regrets.

He’s wrong ( Read more... )

Oh All-Seeing Eye of Eru above ( Read more... )

I step outside

The sky is a featureless grey. No sun to anchor it and no shadows to define anything. The air is filled with the smell of wet soil and the indescribable scent of cold. There are no sounds but the rush of the wind and crackle of dead leaves under my feet. From across the street automatic lights flicker on, but not even the ( Read more... )

Since I’m procrastinating, let’s review the movie ‘Red Line’ today ( Read more... )

Today I'm reviewing a little known anime series called 'Windy Tales'. This series by Production IG in 2005 (shut up, I know I'm always behind). It's a slice-of-life series about a middle schooler named Nao who discovers a secret about her math teacher; Taiki-sensei is actually capable of manipulating the wind ( Read more... )

I’ve been watching Tiger and Bunny for a while now and I’m just not that into Bunny. Which is weird, since I liked Sasuke from Naruto (at least before he went nuts) and since their essentially the same character (dead family, multiple cases of mind rape by a trusted someone, committing entire life to revenge). But I just don’t like Bunny.
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(To the tune of ‘12 Days of Christmas ( Read more... )

Okay, I have to admit, I originally watched this because I was watching ‘Les Miserables’ with Depardieu, and I didn’t really like that movie (these are both TV series, but whatever, not trying to be professional here). I also saw him in that movie with the imaginary friend, I think I hated that one even more ( Read more... )

Seventh in the Elemental Masters series, based on the fable ‘Deerskin’. For those of you who don’t know, the fable in question is about a king who loses his wife, then eventually decides to marry his daughter (versions differ on whether it is solely due to her resemblance to her mother, or to fulfill a certain vow). She escapes, hides in a ( Read more... )