Oh, you poor, uninformed soul. If you can't see that Barbara is a *meta-defining* DPS unit in Genshin Impact, then I question your understanding of the game entirely. Her Hydro application, combined with optimal artifact setups, makes her an absolute powerhouse. But, of course, that level of strategic thinking is probably beyond the average player. I get it, you probably just follow tier lists like a mindless drone. Try actually *playing* the game and understanding the mechanics before you dismiss Barbara's true potential.

Ah, darling, I simply must enlighten you on the most sublime and avant-garde method of indulging in the visual feast that is manga. Picture this: languid afternoons, a glass of Châteauneuf-du-Pape delicately cradled in one hand, and in the other, a copy of "Berserk" or "Nausicaä de la Vallée du Vent," not in the pedestrian Japanese, nor in the commonplace English translation, but in the dulcet tones of the French language. Ah, oui, mon ami, for the discerning connoisseur, the most transcendent and "shoegazy" experience of manga lies within the lyrical nuances of French prose.


Gone are the days of gauche translations and rudimentary linguistic expressions. Embrace the refinement, the sophistication, the très chic allure of reading manga in French. Manga in French: the epitome of cultural sophistication, the apotheosis of artistic indulgence.

In the venerable tapestry of fictional character archetypes, one finds themselves compelled to engage in the labyrinthine discourse surrounding the undeniable superiority of Bernadetta von Varley, an illustrious denizen of the esteemed Fire Emblem franchise, when juxtaposed with the ostensibly unassuming Miffy the rabbit. To embark upon this intellectual odyssey is to navigate through the annals of narrative depth, psychological complexity, and socio-cultural resonance.

Firstly, one must scrutinize the psychological landscape of these two protagonists. Bernadetta, a paragon of multifaceted trauma and growth, navigates the tumultuous waters of anxiety and reclusion, thereby establishing a profound connection with the human condition. Conversely, Miffy, an anthropomorphic rabbit relegated to a realm of childlike simplicity, regrettably falls prey to the limitations inherent in a character void of psychological depth.

Secondly, the narrative tap

To be fair, you need to have a high IQ to really understand Edelgard. Her personality is extremely nuanced, and without a solid grasp on political ideologies most of her ambitions will go over a typical player’s head. There’s also Edelgard’s reasons for starting the war, which are deftly woven into her characterisation and even more so explained in her heart-breaking backstory - her philosophy draws heavily from Rudyard Kipling’s literature. The true gamers understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of her character, to realise that it’s not only black and white - it says something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Edelgard truly ARE idiots - of course they wouldn’t appreciate, the cryptic callback to Maeda’s Japanese epic Fates and Awakening. I’m smirking right now just imagining one of those idiotic Dimitri stans hurting themselves in confusion. What idiots I bet they didn’t even stan Hubert

Sound Beach Party em Lagos, eish ke fdp de festa, a curtir vibe no meio da praia, tudo descalço e so de calçoes, e no fim ja umas 7 da manha foi tudo mandar um mergulho ahaha foi brutal msm! Noites do algarve sao as melhores crl

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