#Part 4: Season 10

[fortune-maiden]

Maybe I could just reread the first part of King's Avatar up to first All Stars tournament & Chen Guo learning Ye Xiu's identity

It's only... 350 chapters....

[send-me-a-kae-via-subspace]

the post office! legitamately think that this is the longest ive spent on a drawing but im very happy with it!

bonus ver with eensy pearl cubito on it below cut

[envy-of-the-apple]

Shonda Rhimes 'Scandal' is canon to ‘The Boys’ yall, look who popped up as aide to the white house 😭😭😭

I STARTED FREAKING OUT IMMEDIATELY VICKY WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE???

[kaythefloppa]

I know that Wild Kratts is one of those shows where the main [human] characters don't age despite it still being a quasi-continuity driven show, but it does admittedly make me sad that the WK kids from the earlier seasons are now relegated to (presumably permanent) background cameos because of this.

[miss-may-i]

Miss May I: Season 4 Part 10

Vivian: It was a beautiful service.

Lippikka: Thank you, Vivian. 

Julian: Why do people keep dying? 

???: Excuse me, are you Mr. Lowry? 

Vivian: Yes I am. Can I help you? 

???: Nice to meet you. My name is Dameon Dowell. I’m Juaat Marluk’s attorney. There are some matters in his will I would like to discuss with you if you wouldn’t mind joining me.

Vivian: Yes, of course. 

Attorney: I would first like to offer my condolences. A loss is never easy.

Vivian: Thank you. 

Attorney: Now, for the will. 

Attorney: Vivian, you have always been a son to me. I was there the day you were born, and since then I watched you become the amazing young man you are today. Life is not easy, yet yours has been exceptionally hard with everything you’ve had to endure. Though you deserved none of it, you always came out on the other end. I have never met someone so kind, selfless, and determined. You’ve never stopped working and taking care of others, so now it is time someone takes care of you. With my passing, I leave to you The Pub. Please keep it in this little family of ours and watch over it as I had always watched over you. Forever smiling down at you, Juaat. Continue making me proud.

Vivian: I...I don’t know what to say. Why’d you have to wait until you died instead of saying this to my face, old man? 

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*Shaking hands pose by @bmit04​*

[willowtreehigh]

That was single handedly the greatest fucking ending to a television series that I have ever seen but I hated every Goodman minute of it at the exact same time

[i-make-fun-of-spn-characters]

For OOC season 8 Sam momemts...I feel like Sam should've been obsessed with either saving Kevin (to use some prophet bs storyline to open purgatory and help get Dean back) or Dean (then save Kevin, bc lbr that's more on brand). Either way, if Sam isn't obsessed with doing at least 1 thing per season, then what are the writers even doing?

AGREED. That man is always doing things. He is never sitting around not doing things. He is on at all times. He is going to school and making killer grades, or he is on a war path looking for his father and vengeance, or he is trying to save Dean, or he is trying to save the world, or he is hunting like a machine (even WITHOUT a soul) or he is on the fuckin case... then season 8 happens to him and just what the FUCK.

Also like. LOOK at his face at the end of season 7 when Crowley disappears Kevin right in front of him then go straight to 8.01 it is thee most jarring transition in the world.

[yurislava]

Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4:

31. Louisa May Alcott

32. Mykola Hohol

33. Ryuunosuke Akutagawa

34. Atsushi Nakajima

[miscreantahead]

Skraak is such and interesting character to me especially in his relationship with Hamid and Hamid's minor obsession with him vs. Skraak's likely extremely complicated perception of who Hamid is/what he's done.

[nubs-mbee]

I’m like if a character trapped in the narrative was trapped in a work cycle instead

[abessive-art]

Just finished s3. I’m fine btw. And reaching record levels of normal. Not at all losing it btw. If you care.

[ur-stepdad]

watching season 5 of Glow Up. huge moment for the he/they community

[arckhaic]

idk what im saying but i just think hating on a piece of media bc it's been made into a different form ( specifically book into a movie / show / play / etc ) is so limiting ... like ur not any better bc you hold the opinion that the book is better than show and picking it apart to show the differences only the proves the point that they're Two Different Pieces of Media ... interpretations aren't inherently bad they're just different

you can enjoy them both

[yahoo201027]

Day in Fandom History: September 27…

When Korra’s parents are wrongfully arrested for a crime that they didn’t even commit, Korra decides to fight for their freedom and must find who’s really responsible for the crime and pitting blame onto her family as tensions between both Water Tribes escalate. “Civil Wars Part 2″ premiered on this day, 10 Years Ago.

[dennisboobs]

Charmac, MacDen, DeeTress for the ship ask thing! 🖤

charmac

macden

deetress

[sir-david-von-templo]

YES! Exactly this!

Worst of all, this is the main culprit of why so many audiences in so many fandoms get so many characters, fuck, so many WHOLE NARRATIVES and metaphors so, so fucking WRONG.

Filler episodes allow us to know our cast. To establish how they interact with each other, as well as their virtues and flaws. More importantly, they allow the serious moments to have more gravitas. Because now you are empathizing with the characters that are going through it. You want them to survive them, because now you know how they live they day-to-day.

I'm sure we all know all those stupid memes talking about "Character Development" that really are talking about disgraces that occurs to ome character, from losing a battle to having another character dying. Well, that poor understanding of what Character Development is can be directly attributed to how many times filler episodes are ignored, and, in some point, considered non-canon by the fandom. After all, without filler episodes being a breath between tense moments, how you just make the seriousness of a situation feel bigger? adding more brutally grandiose moments, of course!

genuinely one of the worst things that’s happened to television in the last few years (exacerbated by streaming services) is death of Filler. going from 20 episodes to 8 because “we didn’t really need that episode where the main characters went to the beach right? it had no long lasting effect” but we DID!!! we needed to see how they act without the Big Bad Plot and to establish the dynamics between the characters and lay in the sun (do they forget sunscreen? how do they react to a thieving seagull? do they get buried in the sand or do they do the burying?). the plot isn’t everything. the action doesn’t hit as hard without the quiet moments. give us character development and our little scenes back