#Dora my beloved

[black-occamy]

I see them and I want to hug them to eternity.

Lupin and Tonks

[bubblingsteam]

Worship

[blackhole-dpa]

hhey guys i swear im normal about dora bfb *trips and falls, scripts for a video essay on why doras bfb elimination was stupid falls out of my pockets*

[dontruinmymorning]

Y’all mind if i scream like a rabid animal ??????

- ayo x aneka deleted scene

[slightlyhopefulromantic]

CHRISTIIIIIIINE

i am a STRONG believer in the headcanon that christine's last name is pine LMAO its so so real. to me. anyways i dont think im gonna do design notes for all of these, but i was feeling it for christine. because. i like her design :]

[person4924]

NO BUT LILY EVANS DRESSING UP AS NATASHA ROMANOFF FOR HALLOWEEN.

[funky-sea-cryptid]

the arson server has been taking the bcm release very well

[nemo-in-wonderland]

My thoughts on Shay:

It's down to House Greyjoy and House Mormont for me. With House Greyjoy, you have the connection to the ocean, which suits Shay's life as a captain. That being said, I don't think he would agree with House Greyjoy's "We do not sow" motto. The man's entire reason for leaving the Assassins, regardless of how pragmatic he could be under the Templars, was because he was increasingly horrified of the actions they'd take to get an edge over the Templars, I can't see him as a reaver -- he's a privateer, but someone else has to be in charge for him to justify it, there has to be some broader goal as opposed to pure slaughter for the sake of personal gain.

I think he has the brusqueness of a Northerner, and the Wildlings are Fantasy Celts anyway, so I think he might have a bit of Wildling blood, from when one of his ancestors controversially married a Wildling. Since Shay isn't wildly aristocratic in canon, I think he might be from one of the vassal houses, with Mormont being my best guess ("Here we stand" is, imo, more Shay than the Greyjoy motto.) He might have done something to get him exiled from the North, similar to Jorah's situation in-canon, which led to him seeking refuge from House Lannister (and, possibly, Dottie in particular). It wouldn't have been as horrific as what Jorah did, but it was likely one of those cases where honor conflicted with doing the right thing, he chose the latter, and so the Starks wanted to execute him because even though they didn't *like* the thought of it, honor had to come before everything else.

Thank you so SO much for bringing your take on Shay!

I truly appreciate you taking the time to indulge me in this, and I have to be honest, I am immensely happy to read that your reasoning and take for Shay is not too dissimilar from my own.

When I first thought about which houses he would belong, my first thought went immediately to one of the Great and Minor Houses of the North, because with his personality (exactly as you have underlined) he matches the Northerners much better than he does the Southerners.

I initially envisioned him to be mostly connected to the Greyjoys, due to the whole sea connection and him being the captain of the Morrigan (infact, in my own self-indulgent AU, I kinda dubbed him "The Ironborn").

But after reading your take, I am honestly just so in love with the idea of Shay being a Mormont through and through, and with a story not too dissimilar to that of Jorah (albeit, as you said, not as despicable), running away in exile and find a safe port in Lannisport, where Dorothea's branch of the House resides ( I cannot see her being a Lannister of Casterly Rock, but a Lannister of Lannisport would suit her much better. Plus, the sea is one of her great loves, so I can definitely imagine her preferring to reside by the sea rather than hanging on a cliff in Casterly Rock). I can kinda imagine her being the one running the branch of the family at the time Shay arrives in Lannisport, responsible for overseeing the trades and after hearing his story, she would accept his services (and also I kinda want her to have some sort of old grudge with the Starks, something that would prompt her even more in accepting Shay's offer of becoming her sworn shield. Like, pettiness, thy name is Dorothea).

Also, I never made the connection with the Wildlings, but omg I am actually enamoured by your idea behind it and will incorporate it for Shay, with your permission (also, I am doubly delighted by this headcanon because, if you remember a while back, when I asked for an advice on Shay's possible faceclaim, I leaned toward Ciarán Hinds, and he plays Mance Rayder in GoT, so it just feels like the cherry on top of the hot fudge sundae! <3 <3 and depending on which period of time this whole AU takes place, he could very well distantly related to him lololol).

Once more, thank you so much for indulging me in this and for allowing me also to speak about this, because I am so in love with this idea, my brain has been buzzing all afternoon, and I was barely able to focus on anything else!! 😂😂😂 So truly, THANK YOU <3

[mozart-the-meerkitten]

Not Skillet releasing ANOTHER song that perfectly encapsulates the SOS Chronicles 😭💜💜

What's wild is that a Skillet song STARTED the SOS Chronicles 11 years ago now. I was daydreaming to Hero and came up with the inspiration for the first chapter of my "sci fi series" that would later become the SOS Chronicles. And over a decade later they're still making songs that are perfect for it.

[celestemagnoliathewriter]

Question- does Tonks’s hair spontaneously change colors according to her mood in the books? Besides the depression brown i mean. I don’t think so, but it’s very common in fics so maybe i remember it wrong?

Great question! In the books, it doesn’t. Harry notices her hair color when he sees her but neither he nor JKR tell us that her color changes with her mood. She changes her hair when they meet, when Tonks says violet isn’t her color and makes her look peaky.

The film showed her hair color change when she was angry. We know from canon either she can’t or won’t change her hair color when Lupin leaves.

Some people write it as WON’T change her hair color, as if she’s going through a year long temper tantrum that Lupin left her.

Some, like me, write it as CAN’T due to depression that Lupin would rather die than admit how he feels for her. (That part is on wizardingworld/pottermore, but not everyone takes that as canon.)

Mood color changes are common in fics, including my own. When I write Tonks as more mature or focused, she has better control of her emotions and hair color. When she’s younger or tired, wearing her heart on her sleeve, she is more likely to change her hair color.

From canon we just have the bit about her brown hair change in Lupin’s absence which leads me to believe it’s a mood thing and Harry just doesn’t spend much time around her to notice said mood changes. Or, that her mood has to shift significantly enough to change colors spontaneously.

I write the latter; and I headcanon that as a child or teen she has a tougher time controlling it because of her mood swings. Ditto with Teddy.

Tl;dr: it’s a film thing but we can extrapolate it from canon. It can go either way.

[happi-tree]

You’re the Patron Saint of Protect Scary Marlowe to me 😭❤️

OMG THANK U SO MUCH DORA,,, someone's gotta do it and you will NEVER catch me slacking o7 o7 o7

[glasseater-3000]

kraljevi i kraljica ljubim ih cmok cmok

[britneyshakespeare]

Chapter 53: Another Retrospect I did cry

[enderina]

GUYS

GUYS I DREW DORA-RHINO

{If y'all couldn't notice, i like him a normal amount}

No thoughts, only football lol

[person4924]

when emma falls in love but it’s pandora talking about lily and they think that lily is in love with james and is jealous

[wizardtxtmsg]

sniper no sniping (dora x tf2)

Spy would get into arguments with backpack, and Scout would for sure have beef with boots. Soldier would take orders from Dora a little too seriously, but i think she'd be okay with that. Maybe