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We Will Be Adored - Part 62 - Page 3/9
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, which is spoilered by your current filter. The wine bottle label for Ruby’s vineyard was created by Gusya (@angrygooseberry on twitter) She isn’t from the MLP fandom, but does great furry art, and have done a few pony things for me as well! She did the Illuminated Manuscript style art in Luna’s old book showing an illustration of “Sonata Duske”
Ah, so in America, then. Huh, I’m surprised.
(Very approximately, if you care to share at all. Privacy, and all that)
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(and cigars. And scotch. And cock.)
I cannot recommend it enough. It’s basically “The Napoleonic Wars, but if there were dragons”. It’s really interesting, touching and emotional in places (a bit violent in others; it is set during a war after all, and has battles)
It’s also very much a totally non-romantic non-sexual “love story”, is how I would put it, because the relationship between the dragon and the human that the story follows is deep and touching and nuanced, and develops and grows over time. Totally platonic, but absolutely love.
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I mean, when I say “old fashioned” I mean that it dates from the late 18th/early 19th century. It’s a thing in Jane Austen novels from the early 1800s.
Well, the port is old fashioned, the cigars are a new (relatively speaking) addition. Port as an after dinner drink started with the Royal Navy, and smoking on ship below decks was forbidden - and in those days smokers smoked pipes, not cigars, anyway. Cigars are a late Victorian addition (largely due to HRH the Prince of Wales, Bertie being an avid cigar smoker).
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