#he gives me brainworms

[basilbots]

I am realizing that my most detailed pieces as of late have all unintentionally been Ruin focused. Very sorry, it will happen again

[doppel-doodles]

I love that shitty dad king sm guys

I had some thoughts

[thekillersareeatingtheflesh]

i need to rewatch succession but only the scenes with stewy

[spkyart]

THE BOYS ⭐⭐⭐⭐

One of them is a professional yapper

[small-spark-of-light]

so i came up with a wekiddy au recently!!! Wekiddy Slasher Au!!! perfect for october too :DD

the premise is that: El cool p gets extremely jealous of the rest of the cast because of the attention they get. He starts murdering them so he can have it all to himself

[chewytran]

i just think she deserves to have a big cry!!!!

[milkbreadtoast]

**I am talking about exactly no one but myself

[1nt3rnalpu7ref4ct10n]

s4e6

[homielander]

You called me "Squirt," silly. Remember why? [No.] Oh, Marty— okay. But you do remember, though, that I used to be left in there for hours, days on end. Completely alone, right? Only — I was never really alone, was I? Big Brother was always watching. You were always watching, weren't you, Marty? Huh? But... growing boys have certain... needs, shall we say.

THE BOYS 4.04 | Wisdom of the Ages

[nefnefnefnef]

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[akirakirxaa]

Auraugust Day 5: Safe Harbor

Akira's heart was stricken by all the people, young and old, that now just...did not exist. Hades was disgusted by how Alexandria had interfered with the cycle of death. And Hythlodaeus was unsettled by the callous use of souls as if they were potions.

Luckily they had each other to lean on.

[phoenixtakaramono]

Contrary to what you may think, Homelander is not my favorite character.

[johaerys-writes]

I'm not that anon but I think the other anon is referring to the myth where Achilles kills Troilus inside the temple of Apollon. As attacking someone inside a temple was disrespectful to the temple's deity this is a reason that some versions of the myth give for Apollon killing Achilles. Similar to how Ajax was punished by Athena for assaulting Kassandra inside her temple. Some interpret that Pyrrhus' death being related to a temple was a consequence of him killing Priam inside Zeus' temple as well

Hey anon! I've sat on this ask for a while ngl; you raise a few different points and I didn’t really know where to start. I personally feel like the idea of "warrior kills god's favoured in a temple -> god punishes warrior" is valid, but a little oversimplified. I believe that Apollo's reasons for "killing" Achilles are multi-faceted, both literal and symbolic. Like first of all, Achilles is the strongest warrior of the Achaeans and he's attacking Apollo's beloved city. Even without him killing Troilus, Apollo has enough beef against him. There are also some interpretations of Apollo's enmity towards Achilles based on the fact that they're both so similar, beautiful and radiant and gifted in the arts of healing and music, so perhaps Apollo was jealous of him and found his mere existence an affront. We should also take into consideration the intrigue and conflicts between the gods themselves, so Apollo attacking Athena's and Hera's favourite hero would be like attacking the godesses themselves. There are simply too many factors that cannot be dismissed when we talk about Apollo's choice to aid in the death of Achilles.

What I find interesting in the Achilles and Troilus myth is that Troilus was the symbol of eternal boyish beauty and of the young man mourned by his parents, something that is also true of Achilles. So there are interesting connections and similarities between Apollo, Achilles and Troilus that I don't think are random.

Personally I love that myth because it shows us a facet of Achilles that we don't really get to see very often. Troilus' death is referenced in the Iliad, and it is implied that Achilles perhaps killed him (though it isn’t 100% certain), so there are reasons to believe that this is a myth that predates the Iliad. This is important because it means that it had already been part of Achilles' extended myth and plays a role in his characterisation in the Iliad. As I've said before in other asks, Achilles is generally presented as honourable and charitable in the Iliad, disliking needless slaughter and allowing his defeated enemies their dignity whenever he can (or feels like it). So this situation where he kills a young boy with little to no provocation, in a temple no less, is fascinating to me. Now, we don't really know if this is the version of the myth referenced in the Iliad or if Achilles simply killed Troilus in the field of battle, but I find it interesting nonetheless. As much as Achilles generally holds back from mindless slaughter, and only indulges in it after Patroclus is killed, perhaps the part of him that shows no mercy and kills young defenseless boys with no scruples has always been there in a way, and comes out in full force when Patroclus is dead. I don’t generally subscribe to the idea of Patroclus' being Achilles' conscience (he has plenty of his own already) but this myth just gives me lots of thinky thoughts 🤔

[sysig]

Time Loops are they/them culture (Patreon)

Bonus of my little guy in ISaT style:

[youjustwaitsunshine]

seb to wec is actually pretty realistic for multiple reasons including:

- much less races

- remember the clean fuel convention thing he was in last year during the summer break? I don't know if he asked rocky or rocky asked him (not rb rocky, endurance rocky) to take part but there was also the presentation of the hydrogen wec cars etc

- a lot of the successful drivers and former drivers there are his friends/like him/would probably not be opposed to working with him and helping him settle in (ex drivers like mark, mr le mans tom kristensen himself, current drivers like kamui kobayashi, loïc duval, mike rockenfeller,...)

- he's been seen hanging with porsche boss guy at the porsche tennis cup in stuttgart. he's been testing that audi at roc. something is brewing. german manufacturers want him sooooo bad

- wec is way further into sustainable fuels and sustainability in general than f1

- an fia super license and previous status as a factory driver award him platinum driver status (fia ranking system for driver ability, platinum is the highest rank), for hypercar this doesn't matter as much since there are no silver/ bronze driver requirements (and bronze drivers, often gentlemen drivers, not permitted) but still putting it here

- amazing fan atmosphere (biased but wec is so much more fun to watch live on track than f1 yall)

- triple crown babyyyyy (fr tho look at seb and tell me he wouldn't be the type to pursue a historic mark of a true champion)

[teruel-a-witch]

wherein steve is transfixed by his partner's mouth. he just has to get closer to take a better look. a prison yard is as good a place as any for further study, right?

danny: blah blah blah strategy

steve: fascinating ... wanna kiss about it?