#[ I love them all ]

[lazulibundtcake]

@rezcowgirl possibly. Is this a hurgle?

I’ve decided that all bats fall somewhere on this horrid little graph I’ve devised. Here are some prime examples of the various Creature Varieties found in nature.

[eggsoupery]

otwf/timeskip au🌻 | two dummies being dumb

[bonesbugs]

💚🟥

[louiesselfshipramblings]

YEAAAAAAAAAH WOOOOOOO THIS IS IT!!! THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!! FAMILY!!!! YIPPIE!!!!

gets shy . if you you remember fankid posting well. coughs. here’s all 5 of them . leaves briskly

[queermoths]

my take is they should do more crime actually

[delborovic]

I am not immune to Knight Chappell Roan❤️‍🔥

[0livdocx]

Pride month has ended but it doesn’t stop me from making a rainbow out of the tos crew

[theopteryx]

i am sooooooo happy d20 fantasy high is back :) ❤️‍🔥

[parkjammys]

confirmed: Pedro is the ultimate girl dad

[fllowerrpowerrr]

the cutest little duck family anyone has ever seen 😫

[hallucinatinghalos]

The lesson of iwtv is never, ever take an abusive asshole back. You and those you love will suffer horribly for it. Do. Not. Do. It. Unless you are vampire soulmates destined to live an immortal life, forever and always weaving in and out of each other's lives with a love that even the stars above envy in its edge-of-destruction, supernova brilliance. In that case you have to, and we all get to watch. Also, there will be commentary from idiots like me. Popcorn may be served at some locations, tissues available everywhere.

[raayllum]

Canonically, textually queer characters in The Dragon Prince, seasons one through six

[lexithwrites]

Starchaser is a sweet jock who loves love and is friends with everyone dating the quiet, menacing looking black cat

Moonseeker is the tall, shy, bookworm that shows love in soft touches and secret notes dating the quiet, menacing looking black cat

Then Bartylus…Bartylus is just one loud psycho and one quiet psycho holding hands

[strawlessandbraless]

Supernatural is such a silly little show. Team Free Will boiled down to a flaming ass Michael Sword, an angel with a crack in his chassis, and an abomination with demon blood & unlimited WiFi

[barghest-land]

normannognathus :) colors were based on the brown pelican

[seraph5]

Now that I've listened to Re: Dracula I feel like I've been weirdly spoiled for a lot of other Draculas. Like don't get me wrong there's a lot of Dracula's out there to like but there was something really beguiling about:

a) Mina and Lucy's quite modern musings about their place in the world, the beginnings of wonderings about what they might like or could like as people not just as what society demands

b) Mina and Lucy's relationship. I just adore that they are surprisingly different characters and interact in a very realistic interesting way that you don't see a lot in media that depicts this time period. I also love how intelligent Mina is.

c) The absolute intensity of the bond and duty our heroes find themselves drawn into when put in this horrific situation. It really surprised and struck me the way that all these people with not extremely deep connections in a lot of cases closed ranks together in a silent fight to protect not just themselves but to break the cycle of evil. They, all of them, really showed a tremendous amount of care and kindness towards each other in this insane mission. Obviously it would have been nice if the boys had been less dumb about including Mina in things but their follies in that area were clearly a result of the time they lived in and not a fundamental personal lack of respect for mina.

d) I know everyone does not see this interpretation but I like that there is a quasi-homoeric undertone to Dracula and Johnathan's whole thing. Of course Johnathan is there under duress and I'm certainly not saying that there is something consensual or reciprocal going on but Dracula being so possessive of him especially with the brides gives an interesting undertone to some of the earlier parts of the book. There is a real sort of fascination Dracula seems to have for him as a conduit for information about his next conquest and he really tries to connect with him through the guise of society.

I haven't really ever seen all these points illustrated very strongly in other retellings or if it's there it doesn't communicate that feeling that makes these missed points so special. Worse it seems like a lot of the time they make really weird choices like merging characters or swapping characters or cutting characters for brevity or excitement. Which on one hand I kind of understand but when given the space the characters all have their own interesting points and perspectives and are interesting to experience.

I'd love to see a retelling that balanced all these things a little more and cut less. Maybe even have it be a mini series rather than a movie.