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“The Avatar can be reborn. But you can’t, Kyoshi. I don’t want to give you up to the next generation. I couldn’t bear to lose you.” OH BGITUUUUUUUUUU

Kyoshi’s bisexual ass falling for both of her best friends. Happy Pride Month to her

“Promise me you’ll never throw your life away over a BOY” Rangi I know what you are!!

“Rangi was so beautiful, illuminated by moon and fire, that it hurt. She was strength and skill and determination wrapped around an unshakable heart.”

I want the love of my life to describe me like this

I’ve passed the part where we find out about Kyoshi’s parentage. Jesa we love u absolute legend …….

“Both of their lives had centered around duty. Kyoshi’s for the sake of survival, Rangi’s for pride and glory. But Yun had managed to pierce both their shells.”

“She would never tread these lines again. She would never arrive to see Yun and Kelsang’s smiling faces at the end of her steps.” SOMEBODY SEDATE MEEE !!

“For her, he was the biggest, fastest, best kite in the whole world.” :((

“Kyoshi, trust me when I say this: If it turns out not to be me, I’ll be glad it’s you.” <3

Rhoma memainkan isu moralitas dalam gerak tubuh dan teks (lewat pendisiplinannya thd artis koplo Inul Daratista, yang terkenal karena goyang ngebornya), serta wacana ilegalitas dalam praktik produksi distribusi musik koplo.

Haryatmoko (2016) bilang kekuasaan tidak dipahamj sebagai hak istimewa yang dimiliki seseorang atau institusi negara. Ia ada di mana-mana menyebar dalam hubungan-hubungan masyarakat.

Dalam buku ini, Irfan Darajat menganalisis bagaimana kekuasaan itu dipraktikkan dalam lingkup musik dangdut. Rhoma Irama, yang dinobatkan sbg Raja Dangdut, menggambar garis tegas antara dangdut dan koplo. (Cont.)

“Menurut mereka, konsep humanisme universal tidak dapat dianut oleh rakyat Indonesia yang sedang berada di tengah-tengah perjuangan untuk membebaskan diri dari ancaman neokolonialisme dan imperialisme Barat. Bagi mereka, humanisme harus diimplementasikan dengan cara berpihak pada rakyat, petani, pekerja, dan buruh.”

In response to Manikebu’s manifesto. Fire

“…Ged had neither lost nor won but, naming the shadow of his death with his own name, had made himself whole: a man, who, knowing his whole true self, cannot be used or possessed by any power other than himself…”

“It is very hard for evil to take hold of the unconsenting soul.”

“The power you had to call it gives it power over you: you are connected.” // “It is the shadow of your arrogance, the shadow of your ignorance, the shadow you cast.”

“You have great power inborn in you, and you used that power wrongly … And you were moved to do this by pride and by hate. Is it any wonder the result was ruin?”

“Moreover, perhaps it isn’t love when I say you are what I love the most—you are the knife I turn inside myself, this is love.”

“…I sink into your eyes whenever I’m looking at you, and I feel your eyes on me whenever I’m walking around the room and all the time I am aware, with a pride I can no longer contain, that I am living for you, that I am allowed to do so…” cihuy

“…don’t get sick, Milena, don’t get sick. It’s fine if you don’t write; but it shouldn’t be because you’re sick.” Omg stop dehhh

“Ged joined his voice to the praises, but not his heart. ‘I could have done better,’ he said to himself, in bitter envy; and all the joy of the evening was darkened for him, after that.” // “But for the most part he was all work and pride and temper, and held himself apart.”

I’m just like Ged. I feel like by the end of it I’m gonna feel SO called out by this children’s book

“Have you never thought how danger must surround power as shadow does light?”

“He … raged at his weakness, for he knew his strength. There was power in him, if he knew how to use it …”