Fables and Folktales: Prince Lindworm!
now THAT'S a danger noodle
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The grumpy Lindworm groom illustration delights me more than I can say,
You just know we are missing some sweet sweet symbolism in that bedroom scene. Like, it was probably coded advice on how to handle an arrogant or abusive husband.
It's like some weird therapy metaphor. Are you lashing out at people? Having trouble letting people in and being vulnerable? Lets dig deeper and deeper till we find out why. It may be draining, it will probably hurt, but you'll feel so much better after.
So is this a new series or is it part of misc. Myths?
Obviously he needed to have had been feasted better before retiring to the wedding den.
Ahh, the Lyndwyrm... Mythology's most under rated dragon...
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I love this so much! And Red, you rocking both the Evenescence AND 12 Stones parts of Bring Me To Life was EPIC!!
The 'bring me to life' cover at the end was perfect. It so captured the contrast with the beautiful vocals and the yelling that doesn't belong there (or anywhere). Love me some Evanescence.
Haha yes, but considering that it was NOT well done and the lead singer didn't want it in the song. I love rap/metal combos - just not when Evanescence does it :)
Has the story been retold with the dragon’s gender changed to match the flower choice? Like with the dragon demanding husbands and the relationship eventually developing with a peasant guy?
some0ne's gotta pay the price for the rule of three... no idea why that got me.
When you think about it, this is basically just The Taming of the Shrew, only the character getting abused by their spouse is a literal man-eater rather than a figurative one.
Listen, aftercare is very important to a healthy BDSM relationship 🤣
so you're saying they should keep it going?
Bystander: "I bet your husband is a real DRAGON in the sack, right?" Peasant-Girl: "No! F*** you! I didn't go through heroic shenanigans just for him to go all 'magic monster' on me after dark." Bystander: "Not at all what I was implying..."
Now that is what I call a blind wedding date gone horribly wrong! Come to this lovely home to be devoured by a dragon. haha.
I haven't throw horns for "Wake Me Up Inside" in a minute, much appreciated after the nom nom nom Norwegian fairietale.
The outro hit me like the most dangerous of all noodles
Never have I respected "Wake Me Up Inside" more than I have with your video! Brilliant!