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When you can't get tickets to Hamilton, why not do an animatic of your favourite part? (This is usually how I perform it alone in my bedroom, lmao!)"We suffer more often in imagination than in reality" - Seneca. Visualisation and imagination are definitely powerful , but like anything they can This line shot right through me. I have imagined it, dreamt about it, and panicked over it. It truly does feel like a memory now, and with that also comes...When's it gonna get me? In my sleep? Seven feet ahead of me? If I see it comin', do I run or do I let it be? Is it like a beat without a melody?He'd probably be a bit more used to being human by then, that being said, him being genuinely concerned about how little time he has is not outta the comment on it he gets a bit defensive. Ask doodledrawsthings a question #wow this kinda got depressing #i imagine death so much it feels...(Don't need me) Like I don't block you and you still try to reach me (Still try to reach me) How you figure out how to call me from the TV? (Huh?) You're runnin' outta chances and this time I mean it (Ah) Yeah, bet you miss my love, all in your bed (Bed) Now you're stressin' out, pulling your hair (Hair) Smelling...

"I imagine death so much it feels more like a memory" : Stoicism

This feeling of helplessness so I long for my next shot. To distract me from the shards of glass bursting through every joint, the tsunami within my bowels All white, skin like alabaster, here comes the only angel I know with the good stuff. Angels do not condescend but this… Where were you when God...I imagine death so much it feels more like a memory, is this where it gets me? On my feet, several feet ahead of me, I see it coming do I run, or find my gun or let it be? There is no beat...no melody..I imagine death so much it feels more like a memory. When's it gonna get me? In my sleep? Seven feet ahead of me? If I see it comin', do I run or do I Beyond that, what I know are fragments of pieces of memories, skewed by the tellers. This is not to say that they are tainted consciously by agenda, or...Have you ever heard of Alexander Hamilton's sister? Well now you have.(I do not own any other characters besides Emerald. I don't really own the story line, but this is like a rewrite in his forgone sisters pov. Based of of the musical by lin-manuel, HAMILTON).

I imagine death so much it feels more like a memory.

He can almost make more sense of it without knowing; knowing would pin it down to a mere incarnate thing, to a man thrown overboard who could not swim and his wife, in rage, swatting down the one who'd done it, or to a panicked child grabbing for a sword in the midst of a deck melee - and this was...[Hamilton:] I imagine death so much it feels more like a memory Is this where it gets me, on my feet, sev'ral feet ahead of me? [Burr:] Were both at his side when he died Death doesn't discriminate Between the sinners and the saints It takes and it takes and it takes History obliterates In every...Imagine A World Without Memory. BLUE DIAMOND S POWERS ICE MEMORY TIME MANIPULATION COURT SIMILARITIES Steven Universe Theory. 06:40 8.77 MB 18.5K.[HAMILTON] I imagine death so much it feels more like a memory Is this where it gets me, on my feet, sev'ral feet ahead of me? The story covered in "The World Was Wide Enough" is fuelled by the character development throughout Act II. Most notably, the change in Burr's behaviour beginning in...It was more the fact that Kaneki always responds so why wasn't he responding???) It's not until he sits down later that night, watching the news of how two students have been crushed by steel bars in the industry estate of 20th Ward that he managed to build enough nerve to call the hospital (again)...

It is interesting both males saw a lot of death, and both males reacted in a different way, within the play. Hamilton unleashed his ambition and labored his ass off, rarely cared whose feet he stepped on. Whereas Burr played it secure, waited, used to be polite.

Hamilton's response used to be to push the bounds of what he may just keep watch over. Hamilton accomplished a lot, much more than Burr, but his largest sin used to be failing to know what he may control. Ultimately he attempted to regulate more than he was capable and it result in his downfall.

Burr clearly understood many natural forces (existence, love, and death) lay outdoor his control. Likewise Burr attempted to keep watch over what he couldn't, and it result in his downfall as well.