revwarheart: “Pyramide de crânes” (“Pyramid of Skulls”), Paul Cézanne, 1898-1900. Reminds me of that one time I raided a cannibalistic cult’s hideout. in the half-sunken ruins of Dinalta’s Deep, just across from Half-Moon Mill, West of Whiterun and North of Falkreath. The cannibals were easy enough to deal with, but the sight of human remains being cooked on spigots still sickens me. After inspecting the mill’s shack out of sheer curiosity, I discovered that the woman who lived there was one of them. I quickly dealt with her and raided the bitch’s house. No one messes with nice fishermen on my watch. What a bunch of creeps.
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    The mastery truely astonishes me; one of my favorite painters now.
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revwarheart:

“Pyramide de crânes” (“Pyramid of Skulls”), Paul Cézanne, 1898-1900.

Reminds me of that one time I raided a cannibalistic cult’s hideout. in the half-sunken ruins of Dinalta’s Deep, just across from Half-Moon Mill, West of Whiterun and North of Falkreath. The cannibals were easy enough to deal with, but the sight of human remains being cooked on spigots still sickens me. After inspecting the mill’s shack out of sheer curiosity, I discovered that the woman who lived there was one of them. I quickly dealt with her and raided the bitch’s house. No one messes with nice fishermen on my watch. What a bunch of creeps.

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