a black spot on the sun
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I like to think Richie had a small following on twitch and they became concerned when he stopped streaming, searched for him, found the news article about his murder, formed a small internet sleuths club to solve it, then a podcast, and now him, and by extension Ruth and Max, have never been more popular, but, like, with a very select group of people.
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okay preemptive media anaylsis of the robin goodbye scene. (paused just as it started)
this scene had to be sanji because of the skypeia flower action, because this arc is about mentally ill people and those that love them and sanji truly does fucking love robin. the reason it hits with sanji specifically is he occupies a level of "not manly" due to his relationships with women and wearing his own heart on his sleeve that he can be nothing but genuine, and there's an assumed naivety to that, (to some degree there is) but robin herself believes him (unlike nami) that isn't the problem here.
robin must face sanji (someone who does not hide his emotions when it comes to her) to face what she's going to do. much like the usopp "i should leave the crew" moment, it's the point of no return coming from a want to punish herself. one of my favourite things about sanji as a character, is his ability to show love in ways that are completely nontraditional for men, and he screams after her. it had to be him because he is emotionally intelligent enough to identify that loss and hurt in ways that any other character (besides nami) wouldn't be able to express in the same way. she must face unconditional love and reject it based on her own belief that she is unlovable.
theres the water river flowing between them and as sanji crosses it its too late
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Alright, y’all might say I’m dragging it(and rightfully so if I’m being completely honest) but stay with me!!!
A lot of the time when I talk about my fears of the “both sides’ing” of the Piltover and Zaun conflict in season two cause I see Piltover as an oppressive force and Zaun as an oppressed community, I always get pushback. Someone is always like “but there ARE good people on both sides though”! And I’m like, okay, cool. That kinda has nothing to do with what I’m talking about in this moment in time though so???
When I talk about Piltover as an institution that is directly responsible for systematically and systemically destroying the community of Zaun, that is NOT, I repeat, that is NOT an invitation for you to talk about all the “bad things” the characters did/didn’t do. I don’t give a good goddamn about what characters like Silco, Jinx, Vi, or whoever should/shouldn’t have done when I’m talking about their being victimized by Piltover.
Now CAN we talk about all the good/bad/ugly things the characters did? Yes, absolutely! Can we derail conversations about systemic oppression with ideas for AUs when the topic at hand is completely different? Let’s not! Piltover, as an institution, is oppressive. The characters, as individuals, are always going to be impacted by that oppression, whether they realize it or not. “But there are good people on both sides” is like saying “not all men” when we’re talking about systemic violence as a result of life under the patriarchy. The issues are systemic. Stop bringing up individuals when the topic is the systems in place. Please and thank you ☺️
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I think Holt and Jackson should've been a two pack and I think Crossfade should've changed colors in reaction to temperature
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I can see why you voice Azula. Your manipulative and a liar just like her.
You say you have nothing against Zutara but you defend Aang anytime we have valid criticisms of his sexism and racism.
You are highly critical of Maiko and yet you claim to love both Zuko and Mai. If you loved them so much you’d want them to be happy together.
You reblog any Zuko ship that isn’t Maiko. Casually scrolling your blog I have seen you support Zukka, Jinko, Toko, and Zutara but that last one is obviously fake because you also criticize the pirate scene.
Meanwhile you hypocritically support Azula ships like Sokkla, TyZula, and Mailee. You don’t call out Zucest either just like your TERF icon Grey.
Your obvi a Kataang shipper in disguise. Zutarians have been fighting this battle since the beginning. We won’t fall for your Trojan horse.
Azula always lies.
I can see your entire post history behind your eyes. You were born with nothing. And you’ve had to troll, and plagiarize, and drama-post your way to the top.
But true power? The divine right to multi-ship? Is something you’re born with.
Your followers (if indeed you have any) may not know how this is going to turn out.
But I know.
And you know.
Those allegations against Grey Delisle were false. Katy Perry stans made them up because Grey called Katy out on voting for anti-gay politicians.
Whoops. Guess you’re not as informed as you thought.
Don’t flatter yourself.
You were never even a shitposter.
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so who else is a Nerdy Prudes polycule truther
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everytime people rush to defend a male (usually accused of abuse) for the character and humanity they projected on him i just marvel at how many grown ass adults genuinely don't consider the fact that men can lie
like men can lie
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will loves mike the way mike wants to be loved
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As far as character progression goes, I'd argue that the most important aspect of the RLJ reveal isn't just Jon learning that he isn't Ned's son. The most important part is him learning that he isn't Ned Stark's bastard son. He's spent all his life chasing after Ned's shadow, trying to prove to himself and to the world that he is worthy of being Ned Stark's son, "let them say that Eddard Stark had fathered four sons not three", “he was not a Stark but he could die like one” and all that. He's internalized the shame of being the one stain on honorable Ned Starks' reputation
“But it’s a lie,” Jon insisted. How could they think his father was a traitor, had they all gone mad? Lord Eddard Stark would never dishonor himself … would he?
He fathered a bastard, a small voice whispered inside him. Where was the honor in that? And your mother, what of her? He will not even speak her name.
So it's important for him to finally stop chasing after that elusive shadow. It's important for him to understand that Ned's dishonor was a deliberate choice that he made by himself, and it's thus no fault of his own. Once Jon internalizes that, then he can finally move on and ask himself, who am I? What do I want for myself? What can I be in this world, just as I am? So far, he's been unable to do that successfully because he still has an incomplete (and false) understanding of who he is.
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yeah yeah trick weekes says whatever about it not making sense that solas couldnt sneak off THEY FAILED TO CONSIDER that maybe he just is ass at it when he gets invested. much like. the whole fucking rest of the romance where he COMPLETELY fails to resist until the breakup.
anyway.
im personally of the opinion that he's more liable to slip up - fail at sneaking, accidentally reveal details, contradict himself - when he actually makes bonds with people. which is why after trespasser he goes and lives alone in the lighthouse for ten years but i digress.
and i think "that", the bonds tripping him up, should be reflected in his exit from the Inquisition. you're enemies or neutral, yeah he just vanishes. there's nothing to keep him there, nothing to interfere with his plans and intentions. you're (ex)lovers? i think he still would pull back purposefully and probably vanish, but there would be definite hesitation. he would have to force himself to do so, because fuck, he wants to stay. he wants to be close to you. but he also, crucially, knows that you have a dangerous sway over him, so he MUST disengage. if you're friends, it takes him some effort. because he does like you, he doesn't want to do what he has to, it's been so long since he had people who were friends to him, and he doesn't have to force himself away because he's in too deep. he knows you would worry about him. he might not be willing to give anyone the truth - but he would owe you a goodbye, at the very least. especially if you weren't the type to try to convince him to stay.
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odin: "...and so i brought him home from jotunheim and raised him as your brother."
thor: "oh. well that explains why he was so upset."
thor: "and where did you find me?"
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fucken crazy that when an actual agender person [me] goes "hey, the devs have confirmed that the machines in ultrakill can use any pronouns. in fact its really important to acknowledge that typically gendered pronouns≠binary gender" and everyone goes "thats not even canon. youre scared of it/its pronouns. [i am a sole it/its user online]" and then proceeds to talk about how cool it is that the angels in ultkill only have pronouns as a sign of rank [also a fact that is not canonically ingame].
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we need to kill everyone at sm entertainment
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How do you two feel about your parents?
"Our Great King is godly and benevolent, our mother is wonderfull and kindly."
There is a sence of autonomy in her voice, as if these were well practiced lines.
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