loaExMachina

I haven't seen the movie, but Chihuahua is also a region in Mexico, maybe it takes place between these two places?

Snake. There are many good versions of it, but I'd say my favourite is the one from coolmathgames.com .

Fascists: "At least under Mussolini the trains ran on time!"

Italy under (fascist) Meloni:

Left pic has eye contact, second pic the protagonist appears to be looking at something behind us on our right.

Some stuff like that's definitely happened to me. My dumbest defeat was after drinking a potion of levitation to get past some disintegration traps, accidentally tapped he wrong part of the screen, thought I might still have enough fuel to make it to the chest and I'd use my spirit chain on the way back... But nope, I fell right on a trap and died. I had an ankh, but not a blessed one, so even tho I could make it back to that room's entrance I had no way to recover my bag.

Shattered Pixel Dungeon is great, it's an open-source dungeon crawler. Neither adds, nor transactions, micro or otherwise. If you want to pay tho, there's a donation link for the dev team.

And if you still want too play GBA games, check check out the Lemuroid emulator, it's also open source and has no adds. Works for nintendoDS too.

You can find both of these on F-Droid. They're also be on Google Play, but since I've only tried the F-Droid version idk if the other has adds.

NOW

Somewhere between the secret silence

Secret Silence and sweets...

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Shefferville, le dernier train by Michel Rivard

Coq Gage by Caribbean Sextet

Eh el ibara by Masar

Not sure if the last one counts as a song since there's no singing, but Def one of my favourite musiques ever.

Poppy seeds are definetely also a spice tho. And coca is an herb, which I guess can also be used as a spice... Use of coca by native populations seems to have been mostly medicinal... But then again, that's also how many spices were used until the 19th century.

Saffron is from a flower and is considered a spice tho. It might be the way it's processed that makes a difference. Regardless, when talking of the East India Company, the spice trade, and how that led to conquests, tea is always an important part of that story.

"Herb" and "spice" aren't mutually exclusive tho.