Eunice, Fenestratrix @eunice@rage.love
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Non-binary Venezuelan person
Mid 20s
Content warning: I'm white
Joined Aug 2020
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Beware of metaphors
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My profile picture is a cropped version of a picture by Charles James Sharp, released under CC BY-SA 4.0
Link to license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.en
Link to original work: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yellow-headed_caracara_(Milvago_chimachima)_on_capybara_(Hydrochoeris_hydrochaeris).JPG
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A yellow-headed caracara (Milvago chimachima) standing on top of a capybara (Hydrochoeris hydrochaeris).
The caracara is a bird with a white head and brown wings and has a yellow spot on its face which seems to blend with its beak.
The capybara is looking down to the right and the caracara is looking up the left, making up a very cool and dynamic picture.
Es más, ¿por qué enseñaríamos a leer en Latín fuera de carreras de Estudios Clásicos?
¿Por qué coño eseñamos a analizar y traducir el latin sin enseñar primero a leer en latín?
Beyond Skyline (2017)
The best part was the bloopers at the end
We should stop making movies
Beyond Skyline (2017)
It's bad
Ando considerando el escepticismo (filosófico)
The members of Covet seem to have a great sense of humor 
creación de contenido
empanadas baratúbelas
comida NO vegana
El desayuno de hoy fueron arepas 
con jamón, queso y huevo. Gustaron, lo cual siempre es un éxito notable para mí
ale li pona
I'm thrilled every time I see the smug eyes of the Great Bittern glaring at me
(content warning: bird eye contact)
fenestrated network
movie impressions: I Am Mother (2019)
My first impressions were: "this is just a bunch of clichés" but also "it's nice that all the main characters are all women (and one female-coded android)."
movie impressions: I Am Mother (2019)
"I Am Mother" has an interesting premise, impressive visual effects, and makes reference to many themes which then it doesn't explore. The world doesn't feel cohesive, even taking into account that this is a very small story within it (there's only three characters for almost all of the movie). The main theme is trust and the narrative does resolve the issue: the daughter asserts herself as capable of taking care of herself and the whole human species, and the mother supposedly learns to trust her and stops controlling her (but not really). I think maybe this story was not compatible with this world. I don't know, I just feel it could have done a lot more with a lot less.
Glotologicista
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Non-binary Venezuelan person
Mid 20s
Content warning: I'm white
Joined Aug 2020
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