#Francis Wells

[team-incarnates]

"True Guardians"

Francis Wells, the Griffin Incarnate, and his daughter Faun protect the innocent and fight against the berserk Hippogriff Incarnate. Reese Barris, the Hraesvelgr Incarnate, holds off the arsonist Zhūquè Incarnate.

Characters "Francis", "Faun" and "Reese" from manga "To the Abandoned Sacred Beasts" (c) maybe; anime (c) MAPPA

Art (c) kevindragon or TargonRedDragon

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[pyreflydust]

To the Abandoned Sacred Beasts Chapter 52

[mab1905]

Ive lost all control and painted on the back of this denim jacket, might add a quote but I’m not sure which one

[rei-the-head-shaker]

Good morning to you all, amazing souls! 🌞🖤

[cinematicnomad]

THE TERROR ▸ every mention of "close"

[cockroachesunite]

a ghost story

[beaulesbian]

The Terror + tumblr text posts [1/?]

[anewp0tat0]

omg I finally finished it. I was torn in wondering if this was out of character for Lizzy but my final concusion is that she's a kid and your parents being romantic is gross no matter what you like. lil headcanon ♡

[dragons-and-pandas]

I knew a lot about the Franklin Expedition before I watched The Terror and I knew some things about the characters in the show but what I wasn’t expecting was for everyone on both those damn ships to be so desperate for Francis Crozier’s grumpy whiskey dick. Long list of guys who were like “I NEED my angry grouchy depressed alcoholic captain to fuck me that’s what would fix me”

[underwhelmingalchemist]

Sometimes a family is a lesbian school teacher boxer who plagiarizes encyclopedias, a high femme robot housewife with the brain of a dead woman in her basement, a bisexual kid with a gun, and his pet dog head full of assorted wires/supercomputer

Also Tony is there sometimes

[tigone]

sometimes i think about “this place wants us dead” and how it’s such an obvious example of foreshadowing, but it still ends up subverted in some way. like really think about it. the place doesn’t kill them, not really. they bring the diseases and the sickness with them. the lead is already in the cans before they leave. the food was already rotten. even tuunbaq is a man-made creature, not a bear like they originally think. it’s just. it’s not the place not really. the tragedy is that they were already doomed. they were doomed before stepping on their ships and they were doomed before they even reached the arctic and they were doomed before they even got stuck in the ice. she’s been dead since the beginning etc etc. i also think it’s so interesting that it’s also the remnants of colonialism that kills them. obviously james’ bullet wound is the obvious one but also the act of hubris in of itself. the fact that they think that they can last with their supplies. maybe the land does want them dead. maybe they were already dead. idk

[madamephantom]

[pyreflydust]

To the Abandoned Sacred Beasts Chapter 52

[futuristicdoormats789]

Okay I feel a bit foolish right now because okay, so you know how Crozier hits Fitzjames in the face in EP5 (showstopping moment)? I'm editing a video right now and I picked up that... Someone tell me if this has already been noticed or whatever, but - Due to Fitzjames' scurvy, does Crozier's hit reappears as a bruise on Fitzjames' face? First, note where Fitzjames cradles the spot Crozier hit:

Important to note that it doesn't appear in EP6 (the Carnivale ep). That is an extremely long stretch of time. It first is noticeable in EP7, at the Officer's Meeting, seen here:

And! Then it is doubly noticeable in EP8, during the Crozier and Fitzjames are we brothers scene:

It is still there in EP9 so this is a consistent injury:

So-? I hope I'm not standing in a crowd of Terror fans rn who are all scoffing and saying, 'Obviously???' or worse, but if thats the case why didn't you guys tell me this vital information. What it means for Crozier, to have to look Fitzjames in the eye and know an injury HE COMMITTED is contributing to killing him. I'm gonna throw up.

[lisondraws]

long winter nights and growing desires.

[maedhrus]

it strikes me once again in episode 10 when crozier says that he "knows little's nature" and that he would be there with men and guns at day's end, he's absolutely right. he does know edward's nature. it's almost exactly what little said to rally the men, "we have hickey's camp outnumbered and outgunned." edward is ready to march all the men he can gather to rescue crozier, just as francis thought he would. what crozier doesn't know is le vesconte's nature. he doesn't know the nature of the men. he isn't aware that edward himself is being mutinied against because he's once again unable to see the similarities between himself and his second. because, just like in terror camp, he's placed expectations on edward without realising that the context in which edward is operating has very drastically changed. he's thinking of edward's loyalty but not edward's own duty to the men (a duty crozier shares!) and that edward's orders don't exist in a vacuum. it's just the debate about arming the men played out again but with debatably worse consequences