#He knows what he's doing

[aimapandu]

Yeah 👍

[cavills-henry]

"Week 3 growing chest hair...😶"

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[lovejoseph]

king of 😏

[hstylesmermaid]

Literally me seeing this photos:

[annislittleshopofhorrors]

~Red One - Virtual press Conference interview ( with Steven Gätjen)~

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[mizgnomer]

Furniture Abuse by David Tennant - Part Eight

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[denournent]

"You want french? 😏" *speaks Spanish*

[pawthorn]

It’s kind of funny how certain Ashton is that knowledge of what really happened at the fall of Aeor is going to overturn society.

I think that expectation comes from the classic Taliesin PC Pride (affectionate.)

Ashton has always mistrusted authority. Ashton has always believed the gods weren’t really interested in helping the little guy. They figured it out a long time ago, because they understand the world better than all these normies.

And now, here’s proof for all the normies that the gods don’t care about mortals as much as they care for their siblings— even the evil ones. And Ashton thinks it’s totally gonna blow their minds and rewrite everything. People won’t know how to handle it!

Which, even within their group is demonstrably not the case.

Ashton is so certain of his unique perspective being truer and clearer because of their trauma (and that’s… not really how trauma works) that he can’t fathom that people of faith may have already grappled with the fact that the gods are messy. That seeing what happened in Aeor might be heart wrenching, terrifying, but ultimately will likely still fit into most people’s view of the gods.

After all, the fate of Aeor and the gods’ role in its downfall (lol) has never been a secret. The new information is how oppressive Aeor was, how much the choices of its wizards contributed to the total loss of life there; the flight of the Cognoza and Selena’s Wish, specifically.

But Ashton has a deep sense of superiority toward the faithful, as well as a very specific value system that doesn’t take into account the values of others. (Hell, of the ten gods whose will was active in Aeor, only three were even “Good” aligned. Saving people was never gonna be this group’s priority.)

Not everyone in the world is concerned with individual freedom and wellbeing first and foremost. Many will see the collective good that came from Aeor’s fall and conclude that the ends justify the means.

[littlematchagirlll]

i actually like that none of the theories feel 100% right. i know that once we see what neil gaiman actually has in store, it's going to make perfect sense, and it's going to be something that none of us could have theorized. i'm excited for that

[romanvampire]

[countingstars-17]

whatever you're saying

[kiss-this]

[cavills-henry]

Maluma

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[toointojoelmiller]

day 1 of stress leave

[smokerswifey]

PERCIVAL YOU HOE, YOU MAN WHORE, YOU CAN'T HAVE BOTH OF EM 😭😭😭

[chaellooo]

No joke, when I watch that Misako and Garmadon tent scene from The Last Hope season 2, I pathetically wait for them to kiss lolll, I expect misako to use that ol "distract the villain with a kiss" tactic.