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Fans who didn’t read the manga: *making their predictions for the next episodes* *praying that thing x doesn’t happen*
Fans who read the manga:
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Via Fred Baby on Flickr
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Émotion (Nobuhiko Obayashi, 1966)
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장윤주 (Jang Yoon Ju)- Fly Away
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(Fonte: captain-packard)
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Aslan
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Cementiri de Montjuïc, Barcelona
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(Fonte: sleepin)
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Nocturnal Marine with Burning Ship (Mid-19th century) - Marcus Larson
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Evelyn de Morgan (1855-1919), 'Ithuriel’, “The Studio”, 1900
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“Ithuriel, as represented by Mrs. De Morgan, has just found Eve and the tempter. He is accompanied by cherubs, whose threefold azure wings are as a blue cloud surrounding him. He wears a soft raiment, bright with mother-of-pearl tones. The draperies round the waist and body are rose-coloured, and so are the sleeves. The three pairs of wings, very well poised and admirably handled, are crimson-hued, with touches of grey-green here and there. Ithuriel has light hair, is pale-faced, and the well-drawn hands are as delicate as they could be. It may be thought that this Ithuriel is too mild — too much like Shakespeare’s Oberon — to be in keeping with the terrific tragedy depicted in the first four books of the “Paradise Lost.” Eve, too, lovely as she is, seems to bear no likelihood of resemblance to Milton’s superb mother of mankind. But the picture has a sweet serene grace which should make us glad to accept from Mrs. De Morgan another Eve and another Ithuriel, true children of her own fancy.“ — W. Shaw Sparrow (Source)
“Ithuriel (“discovery of God”) is the name of a being mentioned in the writings of the Kabbala and in 16th century conjuring books. He is one of the three deputy sarim (princes) of the holy sefiroth serving under the ethnarchy of the angel Sephuriron.”
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“In Paradise Lost IV, 778, 788, John Milton refers to Ithuriel as a cherub (“mistakenly,” says Gershom Scholem) who, along with the Zephon, is dispatched by Gabriel to locate Satan. The “grieslie King” is discovered in the Garden of Eden “squat like a Toad close at the ear of Eve.” By touching Satan with his spear, Ithuriel causes the Tempter to resume his proper likeness.” (Source)
