@octaviasyd: a treat so good you can’t resist!!!!👻🍂🎃✨ SAVE THIS FOR YOUR NEXT BAKE!!!! #falltreats #brookies #recipes #EasyRecipes #baking

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marissa_meserole0
Marissa :
How long did you cook it for and at what temperature
2026-10-13 17:51:33
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Www video
2026-10-13 22:03:19
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I’m drooling!!!
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2026-10-13 21:26:25
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Oh my mouth is watering
2026-10-14 01:02:32
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def gonna make these tn😍
2026-10-13 18:56:06
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The vibe shift is real 👻
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So gooood!!! 🎃 🍫
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moots??
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my preschoolers would love this
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Added this because many are uneducated….The historical reality: The movie mixes up two entirely different periods of history separated by hundreds of years:    National Geographic The
Added this because many are uneducated….The historical reality: The movie mixes up two entirely different periods of history separated by hundreds of years: National Geographic The "Classic Maya Collapse" (massive, densely populated cities being abandoned) actually happened around 800 to 900 A.D. National Geographic The Spanish conquistadors didn't arrive in the Yucatán region until the early 1500s (roughly 600 years later). The Guardian By the time the Spanish actually arrived, the great Classic-period city-states had long been gone, and the Maya lived in a very different political landscape. 2. Human Sacrifice and Bloodlust What the movie shows: The Maya city is depicted as a dystopian terror-state where thousands of innocent hinterland captives are rounded up assembly-line style just to have their hearts ripped out on top of giant pyramids. The historical reality: While the Maya did practice human sacrifice, it was usually reserved for high-status war captives (like rival kings or elite warriors), elite bloodletting rituals, or times of severe crisis. They did not harvest random villagers en masse like cattle. National Geographic Furthermore, the industrial-scale, bloody public human sacrifices shown in the film bear a much closer resemblance to the Aztecs than the Maya. Gibson mashed the two cultures together to make the civilization look more brutal. 3. The Portrayal of Maya Society What the movie shows: Village life is peaceful, innocent, and deeply primitive, while city life is depicted as hyper-decadent, diseased, cruel, and socially collapsing. Maya Decipherment The historical reality: The ancient Maya were brilliant mathematicians, astronomers, builders, and farmers. They didn't live in isolated, innocent forest tribes separated from advanced civilization—the rural people were the civilization. The contrast drawn in the movie between "pure forest dwellers" and "depraved city slickers" is a modern Hollywood trope rather than historical fact.

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