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[cookinguptales]

[oddishblossom]

GETO SUGURU & GOJO SATORU | DECEMBER 24

JUJUTSU KAISEN 0

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「 twitter version . `✦ original by mitzubao 」

[romanbridgers]

honestly, a lot of the "buck picked the wrong guy"/"buck misunderstood the assignment"/etc takes are kind of rubbing me the wrong way. there is no "wrong guy" or "misunderstood assignment" about buck's first queer experience.

eddie should not have been the first guy buck was ever with. buck being with other guys before eddie (if the show ever goes there with buddie) doesn't diminish their relationship.

"buck got it wrong again! he's still on the hamster wheel!" no he isn't. this is entirely new ground. please toss out any preconceived notions you've been hanging onto since like season 2.

[lchariott]

hi

[wispythreads]

It's interesting seeing the dichotomy between Mordin and Garrus while trying to recover Jack. Garrus immediately clocks that this is an extortion rig and that the warden's motives aren't as pure-of-heart, good-for-the-galaxy oriented as he claims, but still believes that these people deserve what they get for being scum of the earth. Even with no proof that everyone here has done something worth their imprisonment. Even after the warden's heel-turn attempt to imprison Shepard.

Mordin meanwhile is just absolutely horrified at the level of cruelty surrounding him and believes in the possibility that anything disturbed these prisoners may express while we're here could've been a direct result of their treatment at this facility.

I just find it interesting since Mordin has been so-far described as cold, calculating, and ruthless. He (seemingly, at this point, it's very clear later that this is not really the case no matter how much he wants it to be) has no regrets in his part of continuing a horrible genetic disease that is slowly but surely dooming a species to extinction. But he clearly does have a lot of empathy, wants actual good done rather than theoretical good.

Meanwhile Garrus has always been a hot-headed renegade that has been very loud about how he wants good done in the world, even if it isn't done the right way. But at the same time, he very quietly follows the structure and abides by the rules. He follows the idea that the ones in charge are doing the right thing. It takes his own background knowledge of a situation and being physically or metaphorically blocked by the authority from doing what he believes is right in order for him to not just instinctively believe in it. Idk I'm just rambling again.

[riovidalharkness]

Aubrey Plaza as Lucy Stanbridge in Best Sellers

[dinsbeskar]

[kotaki]

"Having something to protect isn't weakness, my strength comes from seeing the smiles of those precious to me!"

[jellymetric]

jackie jackie jack-o'

[lemonswoop]

When you realize you forgot to upload one of your artfight attacks.

This one is for @flourdove of their Stray oc!

[404unfortunately]

Dnf magnetism is so crazy sometimes

[intotheelliwoods]

Reasons to join the 2AL Yacht <-

You get the full version of this shit

[squuote]

more tsp stamps ^__^ free to use

[romanbridgers]

tim minear, if you don't let us keep him i swear to god-

[idalenn]

"This 'clean' heroism you're going on about exists only in fables. You know what those are, don't you? Fables, fae tales, fabrications, fireside stories, whatever miqo'te call them; climb the tower and save the girl, if it pleases you, tomorrow the king locks up another. Mark my words."