#Inexorable

[seijorhi]

Rhiiii inexorable has been on my mind for so long. Arguably the best Iwa fic I have ever read. Please please get us some Iwa crumbs. I need to know more about iwa and reader 🥹🥹🥹

@iwaasfairy pls stop sending me anon asks about inexorable it's starting to get embarrassing <33 i'm kidding, i'm kidding

hmmmm

it probably goes without saying, but iwa is not the kind of guy to half ass things. he recognises that you probably weren't aware of the gravity in you knocking on his door for help (and maybe you might've thought twice about it if you had) but for him, that simple act solidified months of watching. waiting. you knocked, and you can't take it back.

he's killed for you. can't take that back, either.

you're his girl. not for a night, not for the next few months. his, that's it. full stop, end of fucking story. and he wasn't joking when he told you to stay – you're not going back to your apartment. hell, if it were up to iwa, you wouldn't be leaving his bed at all.

s'fine, he'll ease you into it. maybe.

[howifeltabouthim]

The days of the future were set in a line before her, buckets waiting to be filled so they could then be dumped into the past.

Susan Minot, from Don't Be a Stranger

[daily-cool-words]

Today's word of the day is...

Inexorable

[Adjective]

Definition: Impossible to stop or prevent.

Example Sentence: Though it still hurt, Maude was beginning to realize that their mother's death had been inexorable.

[it-me-sannore]

Things I've learned from Bridgerton: inexorable

Usually used in the context of the tugging of a hand or some sort of *pressure*.

[1day1movie]

Inexorable (2021) Fabrice Du Welz.

[octaviattrpg]

[judahmaccabees]

now you can shush up violators trying to rape the law to violate others.

[wordgoods]

inexorable | ˌinˈeksərəb(ə)l |

adjective

impossible to stop or prevent: the seemingly inexorable march of new technology.; inexorable romance 

• (of a person) impossible to persuade by request or entreaty: the doctors were inexorable, and there was nothing to be done.

[chamerionwrites]

I love that it’s Miranda who orchestrates Alfred Hamilton’s death. Partly because there’s something just so devastating to me about how lonely and constrained and helpless so much of her life on Nassau is - and thus something so grimly satisfying about her getting to exercise that kind of violent agency, even in flashbacks and exposition.

And also, because there’s a level on which it’s a little fucked up. Not that she wants that kind of revenge, not even that she gets it - but that she weaponizes Flint’s rage and grief and guilt, Flint himself, to do it. That she knows him and loves him and shares a terrible trauma with him, and that’s precisely what allows her to aim him like a homing missile at her husband’s (for all intents and purposes) murderer and pull the trigger. Fully sympathetic and understandable and I don’t think Flint was complaining one iota, but - still. There’s something magnificently brutal about it and I kind of love that for her.

[age-of-moonknight]

“Khonshu: Strikefile,” Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu (Vol. 1/2024), #0.

Writer: Jed MacKay; Penciler and Inker: Alessandro Cappuccio; Colorist: Rachelle Rosenberg; Letterer: Cory Petit

[seijorhi]

Anon ask got me to re read inexorable. Question: reader briefly suggests Iwa was waiting for her to return home whilst he has his cigarette each night - was he?

He absolutely was, the simp

[bumblingbabooshka]

I think Seven would tentatively confide in B'Elanna about dissociation problems and B'Elanna would be like "Seven, everyone deals with that kind of thing! Don't worry about it too much, okay?" and they'd both be like, quietly relieved that they're not the only one and thus think that it's normal when in reality they should both talk to like, a professional. AND THEY WON'T! Bc they both kind of know in their hearts that it's weird but it's ok, bc they found someone else who understands and won't try to analyze them about it <3 Seven Dissociation: Fragile sense of burgeoning identity. Goes between feeling 'too empty' (you're not supposed to be alone) and 'too crowded' - as if she can feel multiple identities within her. Feels as if the 'original' her has died and she is a completely different person than the pre-borg her, not as if she IS that child just grown up. At times of high stress, she sometimes has memory lapses which freak her out. Not connected much to her body. Is this body hers? Where did she come from? She was born when she was severed from the collective and she was born when she emerged from the maturation chamber and she was born at some distant point in the past beyond memory, to a Human woman she once called mother. At times she listens back to her personal logs and feels as if she's listening to someone else's thoughts and opinions. Sometimes she remembers saying these things but still feels this way. It reminds her of being Borg, where she can remember things she did but can't really...reach it. Can't empathize fully. Who is Seven? Is she that child, the Human? Is she Seven of Nine, the borg? No. No. Who is Seven? B'Elanna Dissociation: Has a very 'insecure'[?] sense of identity. Easily hurt by and conscious of what others think of her though most wouldn't think this is true. Long periods of feeling completely detached from her body and the world, though she's still going about her daily tasks. Looks into the mirror and doesn't really recognize herself or sees herself as revoltingly ugly in ways others don't see or understand. At times self-harms in an attempt to 'return to herself' if she's dissociating too long as it starts to scare her. Often goes back and erases personal logs made while she dissociating. As a child had an internal habit of blaming things on one 'half' of her, heavily demonizing "The Klingon" girl and this has persisted into adulthood. Views herself in a very 'split' way - "My Klingon side protected me from X" etc. Does not have a cohesive whole vision of herself but instead sees herself as essentially "Good Half" and "Evil Half". I can picture her saying it was like she had a twin sister growing up. This began further back than she can remember but solidified totally after her father abandoned her family. At times she feels she is the "good" version of her, berating the "bad" one and at other times she's the "bad" one being berated. Her body is ugly and she is half evil and if only she could get rid of it, disengage from it, escape herself totally....

[marq-lynch]

WHAT IS UP it is GOOD TO BE ALIVE we have CANONICAL VAMPIRE HANGMAN NOW that promo last week that was so good is confirmed him talking about how he spent all last year being ashamed of his nature and how he's going to NOT and hey do you all want to hear a three hour lecture on the history of vampires as a metaphor for closeted queer people

[tayasigerson]

Another one of our competitions

This was for the Inexorably Drawn ThanZag zine!

[sangre]

a lovely commission of lucanis & my rook, lureva, by @brop-too! thank you so much for your work, it's absolutely beautiful. :D these two live in my mind and you really brought the vibes to life!

"the big miracle," i said, "is your power to raise the dead." "love does that," she said. "and it raised me, too. how alive do you think i was – before?" – kurt vonnegut, mother night

[nintendont2502]

forever fucking thinking about hal's name reverting back to ar when he became part of arquius