#Silver Nightmares

[itsxroxannex]

I just thought it would be fun to think this as an act xD

Nightmare belongs to Jokublog Shattered Dream belongs to Galacii-gallery Killer belongs to RahafWabas Core Frisk belongs to DokuDoki Ash and Silver belong to me

[blogapart3bis]

Les brefs du samedi: Anzillu, Silver Nightmares, Vengeur

Aujourd'hui sur Blog à part – Les brefs du samedi: Anzillu, Silver Nightmares, Vengeur Comme l'actualité musicale est plutôt calme, c'est le bon moment pour les Restes du samedi, avec Anzillu, Silver Nightmares, et Vengeur. #thrash #progmetal #electro

Comme l’actualité musicale a été plutôt calme en ce début d’année, c’est le bon moment pour les Restes du samedi, trois chroniques courtes pour des albums pour lesquels je ne me sentais pas trop d’écrire les 300 mots réglementaires. Dans cet épisode, du gros metal qui mord avec Anzillu, du prog-metal éclectique avec Silver Nightmares, et de l’électro-metal liturgique avec Vengeur. Dans la…

[rakiah]

Selfies! ✨

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[kitamars]

oh no! more ginhiji

[neil-gaiman]

Mr. Gaiman sir!

Okay, that's enough formality. I have a question.

So recently, I discovered that nightmare in silver is a disliked episode of Doctor Who (I loved it, the dynamic of the doctor and cyberplanner? Love it).

Well, I have to ask, how much of it was changed without your saying if at all? And, do you ever feel regret for how the Cybermen became more robotic than cyborg?

Regardless, I absolutely adore the two episodes you've written for the show (the doctors wife is without flaw and no one can tell me otherwise)

I'm still fond of the original script for Nightmare in Silver.

The Cybermen I wanted to write would have been much more like the ones in Wheel in Space, which were the Cybermen that scared me, but what the show wanted were higher tech, upgradable Cybermen.

It was originally written for Beryl Montague, when she was going to be that season's companion... (She became the short-lived Victorian governess who became Clara.)

and it ended differently too...

[iconsumethesoulsofthedamned]

Guys I think he likes chess

[notyoujamie]

[parniathedevil]

My first edit 👌✨

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[sunnybyler]

i know the acosf court of nightmares scene has already been analyzed to death but something i don’t see mentioned quite enough is the fact that elain is mentioned to be wearing pearls in this scene — which lucien gifts her that same solstice. the very same scene where it goes in depth on how much black, the color of the night court, sucks the life out of her. its so clearly a subtle way to show how lucien sees her even when she’s drowning and hidden in the night court and i just love the symbolism of this scene so much <3

[i-only-see-daylight]

Feyre: What are you in the mood for? 

Rhysand: World domination. 

Feyre: That's a bit ambitious. 

Rhysand: You are my world. 

Feyre: Aww... 

[long pause]

Feyre: OH.

[jisuto]

[itsxroxannex]

Now he's not there to kidnap Ash, i promise-

Nightmare belongs to Jokublog Ash and Silver belong to me

[mothiepixie]

Super quick warm-up of concept design of Passive Nightmare

[ohmerricat]

2014: neil gaiman is #1 women respecter! we love neil!! he’s so progressive :3 steven moffat is the WORST misogynist tv writer ever he is soooo sexist he CANNOT write a woman. he’s so evil. i bet he’s secretly a conservative. i bet he wrote that “tight skirt” line in a nightmare in silver

2024: steven moffat has banged out a 4-part drama that examines the complicity of men in the media industry which normalises sexual abuse of their female colleagues, under the guise of a “comedy” about “cancel culture”. his latest doctor who episode was a scathing attack on the military-industrial complex under capitalism. Neil Gaiman is a confirmed abusive predator and zionist

[witheverynesta]

What gets me is that Feyre genuinely believes all High Lords should aspire to be like Rhysand, while simultaneously labeling Tamlin as a villain even after he apologizes and goes out of his way to save and help her, despite his court literally falling apart.

Rhysand, who abandoned 2/3 of his court, who leaves the CoN to be ruled by Kier (a disgusting, misogynistic man) and only goes there every once in a while to scare the citizens, who wholeheartedly believes Mor is the only "dreamer" there, who in his entire rule has never actually outlawed the clipping of wings (despite saying he did so — which I find hard to believe, considering the "most powerful High Lord in history" should be able to get a few things done in his 100+ years of ruling), who left his whole court undefended and open to Amarantha's beasts to protect Velaris, who sexually assaulted and drugged Feyre (therefore, making her unable to think of the riddle because of how disoriented she was), who hid the risks of the pregnancy from Feyre, who treats Nesta like shit (despite her, a human girl, willing to fight in the war for him), who sent her on dangerous missions and threatened to kill her knowing she was suicidal and depressed (but obviously his IC is allowed to grieve and make mistakes), and yet he is forgiven and seen as this misunderstood villain not just by delusional Feyre, but surprisingly, most of the fandom.

And then you have Tamlin whose court was targeted by an evil woman for 50 years, whose citizens were cursed, who had no one except Lucien, who had a whole court to protect and went to great lengths to ensure wasn't destroyed (such as sending his men to die, which he refused to even do at the beginning until they begged him), who treated Feyre with nothing but kindness, who saved her sisters and father, who killed Amarantha for her, who saved her from Hybern's hounds and saved her mate's life, and yet Rhysand does not let the man grieve and deal with his shit alone.

No one will tell you Tamlin is a good person, because he is not. He made mistakes, traumatized Feyre, betrayed Rhysand horribly, and treated Lucien like shit.

But the difference between the two is that SJM simply doesn't acknowledge the trauma Rhysand inflicted on Feyre, while agressively reminding us throughout the books of Tamlin's mistakes. Feyre is sexually assaulted by Rhysand to "protect" her (which he didn't even end up doing; in fact, he only attracted more attention to her), and people run with the excuse. Tamlin locks Feyre up to protect her (which Feyre ends up doing later on to Nesta, and she is forgiven for it), and people run for the streets to slander him.

Between the two, Tamlin will always be the better man.

[trashy-panda09]

Imagine if silver learned how to use his fairy powers and pulled something like yuno did from black clover. He would be so powerful and so badass 🤩