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[haveyouseenthisseries-poll]

[satsuki-yumizuka]

all the girls thing im sooooo hot for not charging my phone ever

[sometimes-petty]

Do we ever considered that 97% of the population may not know what a fruit looks like

[iaf]

Rafael and his awkward hugs :)

[sorcerous-caress]

Ruthlessness/Survive Definitely, their both on my writing/drawing playlist. I desperately want a full version of The Challenge. I came across the Troy saga on accident.

Bg3 ideas? Hmm, Wyll and Lae'zel definitely have the musical on a gym playlist. No one can tell those two aren't theater kids, with how they speak and carry themselves.

Mine is "remember them" and "thunder bringer"

And man me too, i like how they didn't cut corners or tone it down just to appeal to people who don't like musicals. I like how passionate and at times corny it gets, i eat it up.

And yes but I meant like concept wise!

For example, when Odysseus has to kill an infant, the prince of troy, just because a god told him to, would the bg3 companions do it if placed in the same position?

Wyll and Karlach wouldn't, no matter who. Even if the god offered to free Wyll from his contract or replace Karlach's heart. I don't think they'd ever kill an infant.

Astarion, for his freedom? Yes he would. Gale for his ambition? Yes but only after doing a lot of mental gymnastics and you sprinkle it manipulation from Mystra.

Lae'zel would but I bet you it will eat her up at night, that she will throw up a bit in her mouth whenever she picks up her sword handle. That it will haunt her how much she trained all her life to defeat the best of foes but that helpless infant was the person she took the life of, even for Vlaakith. She will do it but she will hate herself.

Shadowheart would try, she really will try and give it her all but the second the infant cries she is on her knees horrfied at her own actions. She'd be the voice asking Shar if she can take the kid instead and raise him as her own or send him away or hide him or anything but this.

Minthara would do it AND HEAR ME OUT, Halsin would do it.

Nature is brutal and people forget that a lot, Halsin would never do it happily or willingly. But he killed those Goblin kids with cold blood, if the infant looked like a monster he wouldn't hesitate for the safety of everyone else.

I feel like Halsin and Minthara have a lot more in common than people realise. The case of yin and yang having a bit of each other inside each other.

Dame Aylin wouldn't do it, I think even if it meant losing Isobel. Unless it was Selune who told her to, because the second that infant crosses the line between good and evil in her eyes, he is doomed.

Isobel however, would not do it. Even if it meant killing Dame Alyin or leaving her imprisoned. She would disobey Selune. That's the human nature in her.

I feel like elves in general are less empathetic than humans to people who aren't from their own kind. Githyanki are more principled than humans and put their emotions aside to get a job done.

You need a full human to properly sin and disobey a god.

[feuer-bluete]

Just realized Andre Santana is literally the "Came back wrong" trope. For 5 years Michele thought he was dead, but he was not, but it still took her a year to get him back and when she did he was wrong compared to before.

[rukukushika]

Just finished all four seasons of the series 3% and Idk what to do now. Hands down top 3 series I've seen in my whole life. Like fuuuuuck wtf do I watch after this??? Everything else that I'm in the middle of watching right now is shit compared to this masterpiece.

Joana, Rafael and Marcela are my favorite characters. All the plotwists had me gagged. I loved the casual queerness in the show. Just a handful of queers existing <3 Everyones acting is so good and it doesn't hurt that the main cast won the looks lottery. Also the language is so beautiful.

[saebaragi]

LIFE IS SO GOOD OMG

[banquisefond]

Making some Joanna and Natalia gifs because they're my favorite wlw couple <3

[thegayestofagendas]

I think i made a post listing what i was currently watching a few weeks ago and i wanna talk about 3%. A specific aspect of the show.

I'm on the first season still so keep that in mind.

I'm really enjoying it. I'm particularly enjoying Fernando. I'm not a wheelchair user, so obviously, my opinion is likely of less critical than it could be, but I love how his motivation is not in being able to walk again. I like how when he was faced with the actually possibility that if he gets through he could be treated and be able to walk it made him think about if that was really what he wanted. I like that when he was in the group test with the dinner mystery and learned that blind ppl are on the offshore he came to think that disability was not a barrier to accessing it, that he didn't need fixing. And from there I was also so very sad about the way his dad couldn't see that.

I also like how he is shown moving himself out of his wheelchair. I like that they didn't make him much different than any other 20 year old you'd encounter. There's a habit in a lot of fiction to make disabled ppl ultra-matured sexless characters, 3% didn't do that. Fernando is a 20 year old with all that included. He gets angry, he gets frustrated, he gets sad, he gets horny, he's in love, he's in conflict. He's a full character.

And it's so silly how refreshing it is to see that. Representation has been so cookie cutter and soaked in prejudice and stereotypes for so long. But it feels very hopeful to finally see a disabled character who feels real.

[wack-ashimself]

It's not the top 1%. It's 3%. It's the top 1% that owns everything, the next 1% after that who keeps them on top, and the bottom 1% who is stupid enough to be a cop or military member who makes sure those other 2% are never threatened. So it's not the 1% we're against. It's actually about 3%. Adjust your strategy to that. Because we can talk all we want, but there's going to be a huge chunk of those between us and the rich that will never step down because they're that indoctrinated. They'll kill because they think it's right. Because they've been paid to think that way. How good it must feel to throw away any free thought and morality for a paycheck.

[relientkenny]

My All Time Favorite Netflix Original Series

[sometimes-petty]

[iaf]

Do you ever think about Rafael and Ivana? Do you think about how she offered him a path to follow at one of his lowest moments? About how she believed in him? About how she helped him think of others and not just himself? About how she had faith in him completing the mission and furthering the cause beyond her grave?

And do you think about how Rafael came back to Ivana for his "second try" to prove himself? About how she was his mentor and potentially the only person in the inland that took him seriously? About how he mourned her death in solitary? About the nightmares he had for ending her life?

Because I do.

[maladaptvs]

marcela keep track of her child challenge