#It was right there

[bloomeng]

so I may have changed my mind…. I gave Duke a magical weapon (wip)

[charlie-shoeshine]

he's villain monologuing at him

[amberskyyking]

I have a lot of feelings about arcane right now guys and this was not the meme I was expecting to make about it but here we are

[randomfingthings]

[shourtyneysnick]

they were fucking insane for this little moment

[thornescratch]

Man, Favreau and Filoni had the chance to make the most hilarious scene possible in the series if they’d had the mythosaur swallow Ragnar after his second baptism, and they fucking missed it.

[factual-flittermouse]

I’ve seen a lot of WC x DC crossovers featuring various bats undercover as Neal Caffrey and, while DG makes an excellent Neal, I think an opportunity is being missed… specially, that Tim Drake is canonically an internationally wanted art thief due to his time searching for Bruce. Additionally, he has the background both in suits and in taking on a variety of undercover roles (like Caroline Hill and Alvin Draper) AND has a bit of a rivalry with Ra’s (which fits with the common ‘LOA spies in the FBI’ motive for going undercover). He has the skills (except painting), the style, and the history to pull it off. I’m not saying DG doesn’t make a good Caffrey, I’m just saying that I think the choice from the options is a bit humorous

[puppeteerpoet]

Thinking about how angrboda spent her entire life thinking that she’s not a part of loki’s future because there was no prophecy about it and there was one right under her nose on Iði medallion…

[descendantofthesparrow]

What if?

daughter of Hades Evie?

[of-the-air-ashari]

If Guinevere ended up leaving Arthur for Lancelot in the original takes anyway.

WHY couldn't we have had a heartbroken, divorced King Arthur leaning on Merlin for support and Merlin nurses him back onto his feet and through this Arthur realizes his feelings for Merlin and we get a HAPPILY EVER AFTER OF GWEN AND LANCELOT ON THE THRONE AND MERTHUR CHILLING INCOGNITO TO LIVE THEIR LIVES TOGETHER

AND NOBODY DIES. AND EVERYONES HAPPY.

W H Y.

[kaaandinaa]

Just want to say…

a throuple wouldn’t have been so bad

[c-duceusclay]

Dorian: You have many things that I’m envious of

Caleb: Like what?

LIKE A FUCKING HUSBAND

[raitakuu]

yoongi: this is gonna ruin the tour?

cop: what tour?

yoongi: the world tour !!!

[cecoeur]

he would have been such a good brand ambassador for them, it's insane how they fumbled it

on a slightly positive note we finally got rid of the fuckass mustache

Not just for Redbull Racing but for Redbull as a company known for sponsoring extreme sports. Daniel, while a noted tiny baby scaredy cat, is also a lover of extreme sports and very good at connecting with people. He would've been the perfect name and face to ship around the world to these different events or to host video content related to those extreme sports and the athletes involved. It's so annoying. Maybe now that he's been fucked over by uber wealthy sponsors he's decided he's going to become the uber wealthy sponsor he needed for someone else. He's about to wreck havoc on the supercross world. When Jett and Hunter Lawrence are no longer sponsored by Redbull...well

We do at least stay winning on the beard front. He finally realized the mustache and his social media blackout weren't actually doing anything and fixed it.

[basedonconjecture]

I wished we’d gotten to see more of the whole Illario/Zara situation. Never mind that entire plot line is so obvious from the jump because of how cartoonishly suspicious they made Illario look that, even (or especially) with only the knowledge the game gives you about these characters, it’s really difficult to ignore the trope that’s being telegraphed with the subtlety of a fire alarm every time Illario is around. I can accept the twist being obvious if they’d bothered to explain how he got to that point.

I think it’s way too easy to say Illario seduced Zara with this plan to get his cousin out of the way already in mind. Zara was already targeting Lucanis at the end of TWJ, she was already watching him and plotting. I think it’s far more interesting (and tragic) to consider that Zara knew Lucanis was favored by Caterina, knew at least something of he and Illario’s relationship (enough to surmise there would be a rivalry/jealousy there she could exploit), knew Lucanis was going to be formidable to take on directly because of his actions in Vyrantium, and used Illario to get to him. Maybe Illario even realized this at some point and tried to turn it around so that he could claim taking down Zara and finally prove himself to Caterina. But by then Lucanis��� whole reputation as the Demon of Vyrantium had grown so large that now it was not only rumored he’d be the next First Talon, it was assumed, even wanted, and, in a moment of weakness, he gave Zara the information she needed to trap Lucanis.

Then, like most everyone else, he assumes Lucanis is dead. Faced with the reality of what he’s done, his guilt and regret are right at the surface during the wake while everyone assumes it’s only grief. He then spends the next year with these feelings, hardening himself to them, trying to make peace with it, trying to convince himself that at least he could spare his cousin from a life of death in the end anyway. All the while the one thing he’s wanted most, that he’s worked all his life for, remains just out reach.

And then it turns out Lucanis is alive. The complexity of what all that means. The shock and relief. The time he’s spent grieving and regretting and trying to reconcile what he’s done. The ways he’s killed parts of himself off to further compartmentalize just to cope with his conscience. All of it for nothing. As soon as his cousin is back in the picture, he knows the heat will be turned up even higher to find the traitor. He knows Caterina suspects him or else she would have trusted him to know Lucanis was alive. There’s a chance he could have put it right before anyone found out it was him but instead…he panics. And he continues to panic. And the more he tries to keep anyone from finding out his relationship to Zara, the more he spirals and the more paranoid he gets, leading everyone right to the truth. Right up to the end, Lucanis trusted him. Only when it’s undeniable does Lucanis accept his cousin has betrayed him. And EVEN THEN Lucanis doesn’t want him dead for it.

The greatest betrayal in this situation isn’t what Illario did. It’s what he DIDN’T do. And that was trust Lucanis to understand, to be willing to forgive if not forget. He could have saved himself by confessing instead of taking Caterina and trying to cover his tracks. And it’s so obvious why he didn’t and so fucking sad. Idk idk it just could have been so much more emotionally satisfying to watch this man blow up his entire life if he’d been given an ounce more nuance and/or ways out that he didn’t take. Instead we’re left with a cartoon villain who inspires little empathy because he’s been so flattened by the narrative. Imagine, instead, that the incredibly obvious way they were setting him up to be the villain was actually turned on it’s head when you finally get to meet Zara and she reveals how she’s been manipulating him this whole time, that she’d let this master seducer believe he’d gotten her, all to get Lucanis for her grand plans because, even for her, Illario wasn’t the wanted one but she kept him around in case she needed him. He’s…just the spare Dellamorte fldksjdndjdbd

Every time I think about this I lose a little bit more of my sanity.