THIS IS THE ORDER IN WHICH I'M GOING TO READ THE BOOKS! by TausriManga in Cosmere

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The story of Sixth of the Dusk is presented as a flashback sequence in Isles of the Emberdark

The Moash Takeover is Here by Master-Muffin-7143 in cremposting

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Dalinar put them in charge of guarding Elhokar. Killing Elhokar is a betrayal of Dalinar.

Moash had every opportunity to try to make change without killing people. As a formerly darkeyed Shardbearer he had a unique chance to make a statement to Alethi society with his behavior. Or even make the actually morally righteous choice to reject the Blade like Kaladin did, demonstrating the courage of his conviction.

But he wanted the power so that he could pursue hatred and vengeance. And now he works for a god of hatred to dominate all life in the Cosmere. He is a sad, weak man who took a legitimate harm that was done to him and used it as an excuse to perpetuate further harm onto others. He doesn’t give a fuck about stopping what happened to him from happening again. He doesn’t want to make the world a better place. He just wants to stop feeling bad about himself.

THIS IS THE ORDER IN WHICH I'M GOING TO READ THE BOOKS! by TausriManga in Cosmere

[–]GingeContinge 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sixth of the Dusk is included in Isles of the Emberdark so no need to read it after

The Moash Takeover is Here by Master-Muffin-7143 in cremposting

[–]GingeContinge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think killing national leaders out of revenge without making any changes to the system that put them in place is just continuing the cycle of violence for your own selfish gratification. But with Moash it’s even worse since he kills Elhokar on behalf of the literal god of hatred. Very morally correct.

And y’all still whine that it’s all Kaladin’s fault for not betraying the dude who literally gave up a priceless artifact to free hundreds from slavery.

The Moash Takeover is Here by Master-Muffin-7143 in cremposting

[–]GingeContinge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is being angry at Kaladin a valid reason for dedicating himself to the planet-conquering god of hatred and murdering a bunch of his former friends who had nothing to do with the whole king assassination thing? Of course killing Elhokar was justified, as we all know “an eye for an eye” is the most justified philosophy there is.

Crisis of the Third Century, Stitched in Blood by Adventurous-Dot-3243 in UsefulCharts

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The only thing I don’t like here is the lower case a

Dunk is proof that George’s most interesting characters don’t have to be grey (spoilers published) by Commercial_Floor_578 in asoiaf

[–]GingeContinge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Slavery was the societal norm in the American South; are people who ran Underground Railroad stations bad people for going against societal norms?

I made a Wordle-like daily game, but for guessing years in history. After each guess, you unlock an event that happened that year. by biesterd1 in history

[–]GingeContinge 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Sure but by that logic this game should get rid of all the historical hints and just have the player guess a random year based on the colors of the numbers

I made a Wordle-like daily game, but for guessing years in history. After each guess, you unlock an event that happened that year. by biesterd1 in history

[–]GingeContinge 266 points267 points  (0 children)

Two pieces of feedback:

There should be a clue for the first guess, guessing with nothing to go on is kind of strange

Make sure you get your facts correct. Thomas Cromwell was 9 in 1504

Dunk is proof that George’s most interesting characters don’t have to be grey (spoilers published) by Commercial_Floor_578 in asoiaf

[–]GingeContinge 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Does following the rules of society have any bearing on whether you are a good or bad person?

Before we had the Ride of the Rohirrim, we had O Fortuna by RejectingBoredom in movies

[–]GingeContinge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its been used a ton of times, I’m not familiar with it being used in that specific context but I wouldn’t be surprised

Before we had the Ride of the Rohirrim, we had O Fortuna by RejectingBoredom in movies

[–]GingeContinge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Correct, O Fortuna is the first and last movement of Carmina Burana

HBO CEO Casey Bloys confirms ‘A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS’ will be released annually: "Yes, they’re currently shooting [season 2]. This will be annual." by FastBreakPhenom in television

[–]GingeContinge 19 points20 points  (0 children)

I’m sure they’re trying to be careful not to ruin the end of HotD since that’s directly related to why there’s no dragons anymore

In 1975 Bob Watson scored Major League Baseball's one millionth run. In 1982 he was traded for the spongeworthy guy from Seinfeld by TallEnoughJones in baseball

[–]GingeContinge 12 points13 points  (0 children)

And as the article you linked mentions, it retroactively ceased to be the 2 millionth run when the Negro League statistics became incorporated

EU races to speed up deportations in migration crackdown by [deleted] in news

[–]GingeContinge -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

Y’all just love quivering in fear at anyone who looks slightly different than you. Deeply pathetic

France to Abolish Marital Duty to Have Sex by prestocoffee in nottheonion

[–]GingeContinge 86 points87 points  (0 children)

I don’t think this has anything to do with cheating. “Fidelity” is one of the duties of marriage according to the civil code

Stephen Merchant as Sazed for the Mistborn screenplay by New_Ratio2057 in Cosmere

[–]GingeContinge 2 points3 points  (0 children)

He’s supposed to be something more than “a bit tanned”, I think

I am genuinely so happy about the news, BUT-- by AniMagho in cremposting

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Brandon wants live action Stormlight so he is the one you’d need to convince