° 🖤💀✨️

° the date

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° Found this lighter at home today, and it made me giggle a little...

In my head, there’s now a new headcanon: all of Corazon's lighters look +/- like this.

And Law cringed at them every single time, like: 'Believe in magic? Seriously? What kind? The magic that will help you stay healthy while smoking this much?'

° 8/12 🎆

№8

Firework

° for you: @liliaceaae

° important

thanks for your attention

° me and the Devil walking side by side

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It must be that old evil spirit

So deep down in your ground

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° feel unwell 🤒

° two wolves 🐺

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°📼: Punkey Doodles (YouTube)

@jabko0

I found you!

You don't know me

I don't know you, but I found you!

Some weeks ago, I saw your original character's art in my Tumblr recommendation.

And I wanted to make you an art gift, so I did.

However, then I realized I forgot to save even your nickname, let alone the profile link. I was so upset, but today I see you in the recommendations again!!!

This is for you ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you, @jamcan1

This is a very interesting question, actually!

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Marie began to develop her abilities only after meeting the Hawkins' pirates (from the beginning of her main storyline, let's say). Before that, she had only learned how to keep the power of her Devil fruit under control to avoid harming anyone.

A significant role in this is played by Marie's origins. She comes from a small kingdom lost somewhere in the New World. This kingdom is closer to the Medieval in terms of its infrastructure, lifestyle, and worldview.

In her homeland, no one had ever heard of Devil Fruits, so people and even almost her entire family perceived Marie as some kind of witch or demon.

Marie was able to properly train and develop her abilities only many years later, right after meeting the pirates. Because they explained to her that she was neither a witch nor a monster, but an ordinary person who was both lucky and unlucky at the same time.

° Marie's initial time with the pirates was a true cultural shock for her. Her home was so far removed from modernity that she had never even heard about a lot of things. Like electricity, for example. Adapting to everyday life proved to be quite a challenge for her.

Here are the top 3 most terrifying household appliances, according to Marie:

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Hawkins: "So, you're telling me that ghosts here don't scare you, but a toaster does?"

Marie: "Ghosts don’t suddenly spit out hot bread at you! Sometimes burnt bread! You must have noticed how no matter how much you try to predict when the bread will pop out, it still startles you."

Hawkins: "No, Marie... I haven’t noticed."

Marie: "Then, maybe you just haven’t been paying close enough attention to this phenomenon."

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Miniature: Marie and the toaster

° 📼 : nonau_ (Instagram)

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Hawkins: "What about the vacuum cleaner?"

Marie: "The vacuum cleaner is an insatiable monster. I’m sure it’ll wake up in the middle of the night and eat my belongings."

Hawkins (raising an eyebrow): "Did Faust tell you that?"

Marie: "Faust knows what he’s talking about. His fears are not unfounded."

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Hawkins: "Alright. And what’s wrong with the sewing machine?"

Marie: "It chatters like a tiny mechanical demon, trying to pierce my fingers if I’m not careful!"

Hawkins: "Seriously?"

Marie: "Yes, and I, Captain, prefer it when my fingers remain attached to me rather than becoming part of a fabric design."

Hawkins: "You just need more practice."

Marie: "By the time I get enough practice, I won’t have any intact fingers left..."