#I Ded

[a-salty-sal]

What if ectoplasm is just liquid kryptonite. Like if Danny, in his Phantom form, is near superman the alien starts to become weak. Superman gains his powers through the sun, basically the thing other than water that allows life to grow. That allows life to flourish. Ectoplasm is the opposite of that, it is the liquid of death. The sustainor of the dead and the creator of ghosts.

This would lead to Superman being the symbol of life, of growth and of warmth. Whereas Phantom and other ghosts, even though Phantom is really the middle ground between the two, would be the symbol of death. Of the end and the final rest. They would be proof that death is not the end but that doesn't make it a good thing.

Even though people would think of Phantom as a symbol of death he would be a symbol of balance. A symbol of perfect harmony. Danny in either form would be either a boon to his team and their healing or a poison that slowly drains someone of their life force. As Phantom Danny would be the be all end all. The one to decide that fate of each soul. Danny is life and death, he is the beginning and the end. The halfa would tip the scales of all battles to a stalemate. Keeping each side in equal disarray or health.

[slovo-kvnnt]

Happy halloween in noviembre.

[g0gglez-eyeballz]

I FORGOT I SCREENSHOTED THIS-

[blu-ish]

you are literally the tmosth sonic sprites to me <3

- 💥

I can see the resemblance.

[stxrryclusterthinks]

Hold on- wait- we can talk about thi-

[yenforfairytales]

Maybe the 4th be with you and also Kreese as Vader and Daniel as the Princess 👀 Guess Kreese really is his Daddy 😈🤡

And also with you<3

And also with the Lakreese gang

And with Daniel's ass cuz Kreese gonna be using a little Force on it himself huhu

Daniel not just any princess but the slave princess?!

I feel like dressing up is something Kreese has to be talked into but agrees because at least it's all black and then Daniel walks into the bedroom looking like that

With the collar and chain leash...

and tiddies

I don't know if John is familiar with the movies lmao but suddenly it's "you can call me whatever you want 😮🥵🤯"

Plus, what are the chances he'd really let Daniel leave the house in an outfit like that? Here's what the back looks like in case anyone forgot:

And Daniel knows how to put on a good show for his partners 👀

"Lie back, daddy. Let me do all the work."

[bobapplesimblr]

Getting sleepy so I'll make this brief + I think i want to make at least 2 polls each day, if i have the content questions for it

[theunremarkable]

EXCUSE ME THE HAIR TIE THE HAIR TIE I REPEAT

THE HAIR TIE

[localsya]

I love my moots when they indulge my unhealthy obsession over women ily gwin

[impala-dreamer]

goddamn...

[x]

[bugeyedfreaks]

[nikkipettt]

Blood of my blood

[zephyrine-gale]

raiden shogun ⚡️

[dieselocelot]

he fumbled everything if I was him I'd (remembers dutch kills himself) thrive and grind

[cyberpunkaddict]

Night City, 2077.

[laneynoir]

Excuse me

*screached violently into void*

Alright, who GAVE YOU THE RIGHT-

The mithril shirt makes me so emotional. The way that Thorin gave it to Bilbo out of an act of love, even when he was deep in the gold sickness. It represented what they could have had. When Thorin and his nephews die, Bilbo leaves with the shirt, the only reminder he has of him. He then donates it to the Mathom-house, because he cannot bear to see it, again, a reminder of the terrible ending of his journey. When he departs from the shire, he brings with him the mithril shirt for his last adventure. 

He never even knows how valuable the armour truly is, how it was worth. And the FACT that Gandalf never told him probably leans to the idea that it would only remind Bilbo of what happened on the adventure. (We see how Bilbo’s way of grief is denial, he never tells the true story, only child-versions of it so it doesn’t feel real). Many years later, he gives it to Frodo, in hopes it would protect him, in a way that it didn’t for him. Bilbo sent him off to a perilous journey and prayed that his wouldn’t end in tragedy like his. 

 But It saves Frodo’s life, and god the PARRELS of Thorin failing to save his nephews, but saved Bilbo’s nephew.  In the the Tower of Cirith Ungol, the mithril shirt causes the orcs to fight over it. Remember, it was borne out of an act love, and orcs hate everything about light, so it was almost like an act of vengeance that they only saw the value in the mithril, and not how Bilbo saw it (love) which causes them to kill each other. This allows Sam to save Frodo and THIS is the most emotional scene about the mithril shirt for me. Thorin and Bilbo’s story ended but it allows Sam and Frodo’s to continue.

The mouth of Sauron takes possession of it, and mocks the remaining fellowship. Imagine how Gandalf must have felt in that moment. He knew what it meant already. How he would have to tell Bilbo that the mithril shirt, the one that already invoked his mourning now held the only thing left of his beloved nephew, who he loved like a son. The regret he must feel, for the both of them. No wonder in his wrath, he retrieves the mithril shirt.

Of course, Frodo is alive and the chain mail is returned to his possession. By then the shirt has saved his life twice. I think that Bilbo’s thoughts on the shirt shifted, no longer a reminder of what he lost, but what has been saved. Now we dont know if it goes to Valinor with them, I’d like to think it did, but another idea is that Frodo gave it to Sam. It goes in full circle like Thorin giving it Bilbo then Frodo giving it to someone he loved.

it becomes a family heirloom and is passed down through the family, through the Gamgee’s descendants. A final act of love.

Maybe I look to much into things and this is just a string of ramblings. Maybe this was a pointless analysis with a clear bias to my favorite ships then an actual true interpretation to the text. Either way, the mithril shirt makes me feel a sense of loss, love and hope. There is something more then a piece of armour that saved the protagonist. One cannot deny how valuable it is to the story.