eerna:

everyone who said “they had to make Kaz vocal about what Inej means to him because this is a TV show and we can’t tell what he’s thinking otherwise” owes me $10

shadowandbonecentral:

#he finally found someone to appreciate his poetry

targaryensource:

- florence + the machine.

yenvengerberg:

The cast of Shadow and Bone read fan tweets.

hogwartsaheadcanon:

lytefoot:

hogwartsaheadcanon:

as soon as i figure out whether there’s any practical difference between ‘that’ and ‘which’ in a sentence, you’re all finished

“That” is if the clause specifies which one, “which” is if you’re giving extra information.

“She took the bag that contains the loot” means that she took one of several bags, in particular, the one that happens to contain the loot.

“She took the bag, which contains the loot” means that there’s only one bag you might be referring to, and that the fact that she took it is important because it contains the loot.

Also, there’s a comma before “which” but not before “that.”

you’re all finished

valcanous:

-will you come near can’t you come here

-it’s not that easy don’t you know

valcanous:

i was looking at you there and your face looked wrong

valcanous:

the world’s not soft and silent anymore 

sanktaofknives:

No, Inej. Greed bows to me. It is my servant and my lever.

cowboymoonking:

And again

frappe-art:

kanej bc i miss them

volapardus:

Inej Ghafa, the Liberator

“She wanted a storm – thunder, wind, a deluge. She wanted it to crash through Ketterdam’s pleasure houses, lifting roofs and tearing doors off their hinges. She wanted it toraise the seas, take hold of every slaving ship, shatter their masts, and smash their hulls against unforgiving shores. I want to call that storm, she thought.

She was not a lynx or a spider or even the Wraith. She was Inej Ghafa, and her future was waiting above.”

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from @lbardugo​ ‘s Six of Crows // Crooked Kingdom

fearwakes:

-Kaz, if not Saints, what do you believe in?

-Myself. And you. And Jesper. My crows. Crows don’t just remember the faces of people who wronged them. They also remember those who were kind. They tell each other who to look after and who to watch out for. No Saint ever watched over me. Not like you have.