#- interesting…

[doingdathockey]

why are you as a man swapping playful glances with another man

[whosoldherout]

👀

[chirpsythismorning]

I’m still here

[writingtot]

sometimes i realize how rampant misogyny is in the atla fandom and i just have to take a step back and reconsider my opinions

[burnt-outtransgender]

Slight spoilers for Despite Everything FSMP:

So Heyhay gave in and FINALY gave Rae a tail, huh.

Interesting…

[sunonwaxyleaves]

🫣🫣🫣

[bi-dykes]

I feel like someone’s already done this before

[meandthemist]

why don’t you go touch grass? matty via the 1975 instagram

[deadscell]

[hydrasheadscientistmcu]

Look what I found

(The picture is from Etsy if you want the link to the product I’ll provide)

”fascinating… that’s one of the much older batches. More experimental, as you can tell by the coloration which is highly different from the original recipe…”

[sunshinesalmon]

oh??

[lizpaige]

Hot take: every Liliana/visionary scene was a waste of pages and story. She didn’t do anything substantial with it and it barely affects the plot.

It would have had much more of an impact, imo, on Ronan specially if regular psychics in his life (Adam, Fox way) saw him ending the world. And more satisfying for us

🤔🤔🤔🤔 i think looping in fox way wouldda been cool! we already got whisperings about the gray man in relation to adam trying to find ronan.

[wmnylander]

[percyposting]

hi does anyone else think about how Pius Thicknesse was forced against his will to do everything he did during Deathly Hallows? Like, I don’t think there’s really any evidence to prove that he was at all aligned with Voldemort’s beliefs and agenda, so it’s entirely possible that he didn’t support any of this and could only watch as he couldn’t do anything at all about it. I’m pretty sure Yaxley even said he gave him a hell of a time when he cast the imperius spell, which implies that Pius was fighting desperately against it. What if he had a family? Did they watch the man they once knew become a completely different person who works in service for Death Eaters and You-Know-Who to install their regime? I think it’s so interesting. This is never delved into in the narrative. Percy makes his witty remark, strikes him down, and we eventually learn he lives in the aftermath. But that’s all we really know.

[bi-dykes]

Well that’s interesting