#She kept him alive!

[runabout-river]

Sukuna: Uraume, do you know what's a fun thing to do?

Uraume: Cooking?

Sukuna: Half correct! It's

Cannibalism.

[darlingod]

In TWK when Cardan was poisoned and Jude ordered him to sober up immediately and he says, “I will be as sober as a stone carving just as soon as I possibly can”

I LOVEEEE that he kisses her RIGHT AFTER. ​Jude’s kiss really brings him back to life

[soup-is-here]

I think we should've started throwing rocks at Jimmy when he got mad at Anya for getting nauseous while giving Curly his meds as if his ass didn't know she was pregnant

[sunlitmcgee]

I'm watching an essay and paused and I'm laughing. She looks so sick of this man's bitching and moaning.

^^^Face that says "SHUT the FUCK UP, you FUCKING BABY."

[cowboygideon]

I don't know whose idea it was to kill off sokka for tlok but if I ever find out I'm putting a hit out on them because WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT HE AND KORRA WOULD HAVE HAD THE BEST DYNAMIC WHY ARE YOU A COWARD

[darcyolsson]

will schuester worst fictional character perhaps ever.... cant even blame sue for dedicating her life to bullying him in increasingly elaborate and far-fetched ways i would do the exact same if i had to be near that man

[wonder-worker]

Thinking about Elizabeth Woodville as a gothic heroine is making me go insane. She entered the story by overturning existing social structures, provoking both ire and fascination. She married into a dynasty doomed to eat itself alive. She was repeatedly associated with the supernatural, both in terms of love and death. Her life was shaped entirely by uncanny repetitions - two marriages, two widowhoods, two depositions, two flights to sanctuary, two ultimate reclamations, all paralleling and ricocheting off each other. Her plight after 1483 exposed the true rot at the heart of the monarchy - the trappings of royalty pulled away to reveal nothing, a never-ending cycle of betrayal and war, the price of power being the (literal) blood of children. She lived past the end of her family name, she lived past the end of her myth. She ended her life in a deeply anomalous position, half-in and half-out of royal society. She was both a haunting tragedy and the ultimate survivor who was finally free.

[chopshajen]

21. Nere

Ah, True Soul Nere. I’m glad to hear that many people have killed him, and in many different ways LOL During my battle with him he cast Shield of Screams, a spell unique to him that inflicts psychic damage when you hit him with melee, so I just stood like 10 feet away and shot him from there

[hannahwdraws]

Just a couple of girls from The Free Marches

"I can't believe the girl I taught to weave flowers at the Arlathvhen grew up to be the 'fearsome' Inquisitor."

"I can't believe Varric didn't put two and two together sooner that we might have already known each other."

"Try not to blame him, you're so different from the girl I knew from back then."

"I'm still just a Dalish girl from The Marches"

[littlebigmouse]

Something about AU Vander telling AU Powder she's "too smart to spend her life in a bar" vs telling AU Ekko (as far as he knows, anyway) that he thinks he'd be "running this place soon" makes the latter almost seem like an insult.

[moeblob]

Ladd: but why would you kill me when I'm willing to kill for you?? Lass: omg you can't just say you'd kill someone, Ladd. that's murder and it's frowned upon.

(and then Ladd does kill for her but it's fine and part of the job)

[denwritesandcries]

it's a shame that misty is my favorite yellowjacket as teen AND as adult and I still haven't writted a proper story for her

just adding little scenes and references is not enough man, my boo needs more content

she's a little freak and a menace to society. I love her.

[hikarisbeam]

lee changjin is such a satisfying character for being hella quirky and complex (but still staying ridiculously underrated); only one point that had left me kinda sceptical for a while, was his russian background, since that's just way too corny for 2020s; BUT until i realized this fun fact of actor heo sung tae:

so most likely using russian was his own investment in lee changjin role, or the character was written especially for him. wow. in both ways, that's really cool ans speaks loud for the creative approach in making this drama. btw, his accent is so damn charming (:

also that mention of the brilliant way he started his acting career. i love this guy

[covey-o-quail]

kanej being abt like. waking up (metaphorically.) one day and realizing . oh. this person that has become such a staple in my life. i kind of want them 2 remain in it. and trying 2 navigate how that will look while so much is changing around and within them........ wah. ur honor they r simply

[bumblingbabooshka]

[Tuvok/Janeway] Persistence of Vision: "We don't want more trouble in our lives!"

[marlynnofmany]

I do not know this vampire, faith, and Elvis story! Enlighten me.

It was an offhand mention in an old story that's not online anymore, more's the pity! That writer had some really fun ideas about vampires. As I recall, there were different types, and the weakest ones could be damaged by anything that a person really believed in. Which led to a heroic moment with an elder lady and her precious Elvis statue. It was very memorable; it really stuck with me.

This guy also wrote about thousand-year-old vampires who weren't mopey and dramatic in the slightest, which was a breath of fresh air when I discovered it. Most of them were in a rock band together.

One of them also went out hunting for his night's meal -- at least one time -- while dressed as Batman. He was my favorite.

I haven't read any of those stories in years, and it's possible that the writing wouldn't be as impressive now in one way or another, but I sure loved it back in the day.