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Sometimes I realize I don't hate a character, I just hate the mischaracterized version of them the fandom created.

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being in a public discord server is like. god i hope they don't kill me with rocks. god i hope they don't kill me with rocks. god i hope they don't kill me with rocks. god i hope they don't kill me with rocks. god i hope they don't k

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Rip Arthur Lester, you would have loved Maneater

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blushing is so stupid you're literally my blood wtf. obey me

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Thrushpelt is the greenest of the flags and he deserved better !!

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Tumblr please don't make the quality god awful. Anyway Tigerstar. I'm blaming warrior cats on the fact that I write horror now cause why was I reading a cat getting disimbowled at age 8?

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I'm trying to collect all the poems in Malevolent for Reasons so if you can remember any please help me :(

I've got :

- Inviticus

- An Old Sweetheart of Mine

- Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening

- The one that ends with "nothing gold can stay"

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I love Arthur and John because deep down I want a best friend who can never physically leave me.

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I NEED someone to draw Arthur and Faroe like this.

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Sigh. Is this John Doe and Arthur Lester?

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Arthur Lester

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More things I don't like about BBC Sherlock because I'm a hater!!

A Study In Pink was the only story I remember in BBC Sherlock that didn't completely go off of the rails. In my opinion, it was a really well written episode. It was compelling, Sherlock was surprisingly nice to John for the first episode before showing his true colours later on (a massive dickhead) and the humor was entertaining. John also got to show some of his skills by killing the cabbie. Personally, I think that the pilot episode had some good potential that really highlighted things about his character which they decided to completely through out the window.

Later on in the episodes, I realize that John's presence in the show is actually just to make Sherlock seem smarter. Actually, that's the job of every character. Sherlock is a Mary Sue in this universe and he's somehow always right, (even in cases where there could be a million other explanations.)

The cases get more and more outlandish and somehow Sherlock solves them all, the few times I can remember him being incorrect is John's sister in A Study In Pink, and thinking the hallucinogen was in the sugar and not the gas. (Whilst testing this hypothesis on his best friend aware of its possible side affects??)

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I had a dream that I was thrifting and suddenly my mind went quiet and it was bliss and then woke up to mental chaos once more.

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I don't have monologue, it's just a bunch of half formed ideas all at once that I forget almost immediately. And at least one song playing in the background, maybe more than one. The only time there's dialogue it's because I'm writing scenes in my head.

Just found out about the existence of internal monologues

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I made this ages ago but i was going through my spotify again and i figured id share it here cause I still think its funny asf

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I'm curious as to people's Malevolent playlists or songs that they think are Malevolent coded.

Edit: I have now learnt that Malevolent listeners have a specific kind of music they listen to, I can't exactly explain.