It is said that the Boogeyman often appears in the dark, hiding in closets and under beds. But not this one. Tommy was so sure that man was within his walls. But lately, he isn’t even sure that was true. Especially tonight, after the loud siren blaring.
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On the Cusp
How Vegeta figuratively feels in this chapter:
Enjoy!
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It wasn’t supposed to be a secret.
If you died while with the league, you will no longer be acknowledged to have existed, especially if you died during a mission. A disappointment will not be remembered.
The bats and birds don’t like speaking about the people they have lost, so they don’t. If someone ask about the dead, they will tell the person they don’t talk about that.
So how was Damian supposed to know that he should have told his father about his dead brother?
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Going to bed in the UK and then waking as an American in the UK. Cheers mates!
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Bernard thinking of Tim as his good luck charm who always saves him from the terrible things in his life vs Tim thinking he attracts danger to his loved ones just by being around them…this is so fascinating and also so unhealthy for both of them. I’m studying them like bugs.
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This idea has been stuck in my mind for months, and I'm do glad to have finally made it
This is the most experimental I've ever been with my art. I'm really proud
This was inspired by @beluvbug 's amazing Princess of Gender Dysphoria AU, and all the amazing AUs that came from it. Check them all out!!
Expect a lot more experimental pixel brush art full of symbolism for this jester, because I'm obsessed with him and projected on him to hell and back
Textless version under the cut
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Headcanon for the day: Tharkay is atrocious at keeping up with correspondences. He can do it for his work, but anything personal gets tucked into the back of his mind and often forgotten about, or sometimes simply ignored because of bad memories or bitter feelings or lingering insecurities.
After he and Laurence become friends, he gets better about it. It takes a few letters from Laurence, reminding him to stay safe out there and let him know he’s alright, but he starts answering him. And then he answers his lawyers because they have been with him a while and they worry. He starts answering letters from Granby, who also picked the habit up from Laurence, atrocious though his handwriting may be. He answers Avraam Maden who is kind to him, and Sera Maden too, though it stings. He answers all of Temeraire’s questions because it makes him smile, and he answers Sipho when he starts writing letters to practice.
Suddenly he’s carrying three times as much paper as he ever imagined he would while traveling, and his nights out in the wilderness are spent scribbling out to friends and acquaintances and has to grab another sheet to inform Laurence what an atrocious influence he’s had on his life.
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Imagine if Hancock had gone feral from the drug that initially turn him into a ghoul and Mayor McDonough had to find him. Whatever his feeling in Hancock would’ve been at that moment that’s still his little brother. Their last conversation was a fight where Hancock left the city with the ghoul population only to turn up as a feral.
Would he feel guilt? Would he care? If he was a synth long before any of this went down that means what’s left of the original McDonough family is long gone and Hancock “died” never knowing maybe it wasn’t his brother that did those bigoted acts.
I digress but I like to think about sad family reunions.
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The Yiga Clan isn’t a cult in my honest opinion.
They’re more like a crime syndicate.
If a crime syndicate was also an oppressed minority group subjected to a genocide in the distant past and continued marginalization in the present as they’re forced to lurk at the edges of and mostly outside society to eke out a living through theft and violence while the “good” members of the same minority who accepted the harsh terms of cultural genocide at the hands of the very people they served get to stand next to every other race that reviles them and call them “evil” and “traitors” because they seek justice against the divine-right monarchy that betrayed them first and have forsworn the goddess who never once deigned to help them.
They're not monsters to be mowed down, they're people. People who engage in genuine and understandable strife against authority figures who uphold systems of inequality.
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Anyway, that's what I think.
(Edit: For even more of me rambling, see the notes.)
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I love the idea of Hiccup being plagued with guilt whenever he's not able to bond with a dragon or has to fight one (despite it often being self defense he has no choice in). Like, the whole thing with the skrill probably weighed on him for years until they caught it again and he chose to release it.
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oopsie! accidentally thought about katsuya "brother complex" suou in hysterics upon finding his baby brother burned and stabbed in front of the shrine! holding his hand and trying to stop all that goddamn blood on the way to the hospital! sitting by his bedside as he recovers, the kid laying there so scared in the hospital! silly me!
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