#Ending of book 1

[pizzacade]

The 2018 novelization of Rose (illustrated version depicted) includes the scene of the Tenth Doctor symbolically saying goodbye to Rose from The End of Time just before his prolonged regeneration.

[azrail-has-a-vendetta]

I think I need a “Kid Tim Drake gets kidnapped and held for ransom but his parents don’t even pick up the phone so now these criminals are like whelp, this kid is ours now. Sucks to suck.” Fic.

[blorborotisserie]

The thing i think of the most is when my dad, the man who has read the Witcher books, played every game and watched the show with me said, "So Jaskier has unrequited feelings for Geralt right?"

[shouyuus]

hey ur allowed to write a ton and then not write for a while. ur allowed to read a lot and then not read for a while. ur allowed to do neither or both those things at the same time. interests and hobbies are allowed to come and fade! ur not supposed to be super duper into one thing forever! give urself the space to put something down to pick something else up, or to pick multiple things up and drop a thing or two in the process :) not doing a thing doesn't mean u dont love it anymore, it just means that ur doing another thing that might inspire you to do more of the original thing once you come back to it! be kind to urselves! muah!

[aprilblossomgirl]

Every member of the Perfect 10 Liners has a pair of symbolic magnetic bracelets. They can give one to the person they like.

PERFECT 10 LINERS | EP.5 | EP.15

[darkdragon768]

Various doodles of the Dorito Twins.

I just like to play with them like dolls and put them into situations.

[kats-chaotic-wonderland]

*Slams book on desk*

You!

*Pointing at everyone in the Warhammer fandom*

I've got a bone to pick with all of y'all! How come the fandom representation of Fulgrim is so damn empty compared to his actual novel depiction!? Why did no one tell me about all the people on his damn ship pre heresy?!?!?

All anyone ever talks about with Fulgrim is the hee hoo slaanesh primearch, or the smug artist boy. But no one has mentioned that the first description of his eyes is that they're friendly. Or that he's introduced in his horus heresy novel by walking in and gently asking a wonderful musician to continue her concert after a noble disrespected her. I know about all the creepy and horrible shit. But why did none of you ever mention he's absolutely sweet?!?!?

*takes a deep breath*

Anywho, I'm reading Fulgrim visions of treachery, it's pretty good.

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How dare none of you mention Ostian, Serena, or Bequa! Those three goobers are exactly what I wanted in a Warhammer novel and they deserve more attention!

[killiakill]

he literally shouldve been at the club😭

[rayroseu]

back in the trenches... another book 7 rambles 😭😭

CRYING ABOUT THIS ACTUALLY.... DO YOU KNOW THE IMPLICATION OF THIS.... realistically, one of the first words of babies are referring to their mothers and the last "true parent" that held Silver was his mother, Princess Leia, but here baby Silver called out for his father, and Lilia didnt taught him that😭

Now these words might be calling out to Lilia now, but I'm also thinking since TWST is a world where babies can recall words or songs they heard even when theyre "not concious yet", I was thinking baby Silver heard this word when he was still with Dawn 😭😭😭 Imagine Dawn holding this baby and guiding him to speak his first words like "papa"... and thats like Dawn's last moment with Silver... AAAAA 😭😭😭😭

since this was still infant Silver, I was thinking this memory occured when Silver was adopted by Lilia only a week or months ago 😭✨ so its still possible that baby silver was reacting based on his past (which can potentially be baby Silver is remembering Dawn through Lilia in this scene)

AAAAAAAUAGFJWJFS 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 The fact!!!! The fact that he only took after being his father because he didnt want to deny this baby's affection !!!! LILIAAAAA 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[hercarisntyours]

this propaganda poster would work on me tbh

[dewwshi]

princess of mithral hall

[trickystarnight]

being a sakakihara yuki voiced twin is suffering

[bonebabbles]

It is honestly terrifying how they try and justify the mockery of the RiverClan refugees by going " Well nothing violent happened to them so this is them choosing to go home "

It's like getting a clear view into the writing teams brain, their true thoughts on the subject they're portraying, and it makes me sick. ( not saying the writing team hasn't had a /lot/ of scenes like this one in the past, DotC is full of them )

Like idk if they can justify this as just the characters anymore, this is just straight up writing team bigotry shining through, and the only small hope I have is hoping the writing team hasn't actually had the experience of tormenting people so much they've fled the land they fled /to/

Sorry if this is too like, sad or political, but I'm kinda expecting more scenes after this after you know who gets into office. Bigots always get bolder when he's in charge.

No, I agree. I think the longer I sit on it, the more disturbing it gets to me. Especially with the way the "wind is blowing," politically.

At what point do you stop calling it bad writing in an attempt to be charitable? Advanced incompetence has become indistinguishable from malice here. The text flatly says that it's fine behavior, not alarming at all, for two refugees to get harassed into "choosing" to go back to somewhere unsafe.

It's framed like a climactic moment, even. Sunbeam agreeing with Fernstripe shows that she does "truly belong here." Unlike those other immigrants who are just "exploiting" the code.

I can't know what's in the heads or hearts of the writing team at Coolabi. But it sure does start to make a lot of sense when you connect the dots of jilted character dialogue to deliver xenophobic messages, consistent emphasis on birth blood and nation over chosen bonds, and sheer dedication to authority, and draw a picture that The Writers Really Mean It.

[shinynewmemories]

All the final lines of each part of every Hunger Games book

THG: 

Part I:

“Because . . . because . . . she came here with me.”

Part II:

Before I can stop myself, I call out Peeta’s name.

Part III:

I take his hand, holding on tightly, preparing for the cameras, and dreading the moment when I will finally have to let go.

CF:

Part I:

It’s my mockingjay.

Part II:

This is no place for a girl on fire.

Part III:

“Katniss, there is no District Twelve.”

MJ:

Part I:

And his blood as it splatters the tiles.

Part II:

That I’m of more use to her dead than alive.

Part III:

I tell him, “Real.”

[pthalomars]

Yess.... more patches for my pants...

[emeraldmew]

I think this was the first book I ever read in my life where the heroes ended the book with the best thing going for them being that they managed to live.

They were super under-prepared for the fight and they didn't manage to pull off a surprise victory or anything. One human freed. Tom still a Controller. Tobias stuck in hawk form. Who knows how many humans and hork-bajir burned up by Visser 3 rather than recaptured alive. Everyone exhausted and traumatized with the only the fact that they're not dead to keep them going.

It startled me as a kid. It made me want to read more, because how could it be over yet if the heroes lost? It was something I'd never experienced in a story before when I was young and, like the end of the final book, that difference stuck with me:

The battle might be lost but a sort of dark optimism remains. It's not over yet. Even when things go wrong, it's not over yet.