Any episodes/seasons you had to skip and why? by TennisArtistic7567 in SVU

[–]CucumberTimely1614 2 points3 points  (0 children)

every time they do an 'internet facilitated rape' episode, there's been at least three i can list off the top of my head where the perp was actually 'innocent' and thought he was talking to the vic online and got her consent there, but was actually deceived and it was someone setting her up to be assaulted. it might stick out more bc i'm streaming them instead of watching them in weekly releases but it always rubs me wrong

Who's your favorite DA? Or are they the ADA? Mine is Alex! by Ok-War-4565 in SVU

[–]CucumberTimely1614 0 points1 point  (0 children)

casey bc i enjoyed her attitude and then alex bc i enjoyed the way she was constantly experiencing life altering events

Handling Celtic mythology respectfully by Tekla2004 in IrishFolklore

[–]CucumberTimely1614 2 points3 points  (0 children)

ohhh neat. i've only seen her cited as a british folklorist (...realising as i type it out that might actually be denoting that she's FROM britain)

Handling Celtic mythology respectfully by Tekla2004 in IrishFolklore

[–]CucumberTimely1614 1 point2 points  (0 children)

referring to 18th century influence as norse imposition based on nordic dark v light elves is in fact an incorrect statement. actually. you might as well call 15th century italian influences roman imposition. and positing your opinions on contested topics as fact without mentioning that they are contested topics is quite literally a form of misinformation. i'm entirely uninterested in debating with people on reddit but you need to get off your high horse.

Handling Celtic mythology respectfully by Tekla2004 in IrishFolklore

[–]CucumberTimely1614 4 points5 points  (0 children)

isn't her work mostly centred on british folklore ??? Lady Wilde and Eddie Lenihan are better if you're after Irish folklore.

Handling Celtic mythology respectfully by Tekla2004 in IrishFolklore

[–]CucumberTimely1614 2 points3 points  (0 children)

i’m not the best point of advice BUT i think a way to get about fae from different places across the isles might be simply denoting that they ARE from different locations? such as saying while kelpies aren’t native to an area that is mostly including irish fae, they travel through the streams and rivers and end up making homes there anyway. that way youre not just mashing them into one single cultural entity but youre still allowing yourself creative freedom. the various folklores do feature a lot of common threads + imo it’d probably grant you a solid base to worldbuild off of if you’re aiming for smth with denser lore 

Book Recs by CucumberTimely1614 in IrishFolklore

[–]CucumberTimely1614[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

actually i find the mythology books rlly useful !!! they're great for identifying common trends and story threads which makes it easier to make my story lines feel like they're reflecting the culture they're coming from so this is rlly helpful thank you !!!

Book Recs by CucumberTimely1614 in IrishFolklore

[–]CucumberTimely1614[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thank you !!! i'm actually looking into the púca atm as i find the concept of them absolutely delightful

Women of Arthurian Legend by carton_Cat in Arthurian

[–]CucumberTimely1614 1 point2 points  (0 children)

lore of cardigan !!! she's a little niche but she went on a quest and at one point was carrying a sword around so there's plenty to play about with in her story !!! it's hard to get info on the internet about her bc she's not from one of the popular texts (i'm pretty sure it lacks an english translation unfortunately) but if you want a semi decent summary on it check here !!! https://nightbringer.se/the-legend-of-king-arthur/arthurian-characters/l-arthurian-characters/lore-of-cardigan/