#Staring Elf

[mutualcombat]

still working on elf tits in wetsuits

[minubell]

More Nyannatar sketches (The eye and/or crown are obviously not visible to anyone they're just fun to draw)

Celebrimbor: "Aww he's so cute!" Literally Everyone Else: "I'm scared to sleep near him."

[origamibears]

local bird man explains… something

[littlelovelore]

i'll never tire of his heated looks

[cassielsunstone]

This is what he gets for eating part of the stone

[vepaluiron]

there's time to brood, even in the maw.

[geekgirles]

I seriously think Emmelyn's role is going to be pivotal in giving Unicorn back their humanity and empathy.

As seen at the end of A Fateful Encounter and the beginning of What Lies Beneath, Emmelyn was more proficient with her powers and more effective when Melinda took control of their body. She immediately gave chase to the Evil, cornered her and was about to vanquish her once more, all by herself...

...until she saw the damage her powers caused to that poor family's home and lives.

From then on, it's Emma who asserts herself over Melinda's soul again, horrified at the damage she caused.

But here's the thing, she's the only member of Unicorn who pays the poor woman and her kids any mind. Edred, despite witnessing the state the house is in, quickly brushes it off because Melinda let the Evil escape, not once sparing a glance to the innocent people whose lives they just essentially ruined.

And that seems to be Unicorn's recurring flaw: they are so laser-focused on defeating the Evil in the name of humanity, they tend to overlook the individuals they're supposed to be trying to help.

This episode showcased this brilliantly: when Melinda's fire destroyed the bridge and threatened with harming lots of innocents, Edred and Copernicus were quick to solve the problem. The civilians even cheered for them!

But when it comes to dealing with people's problems individually, they tend to disregard them in the name of the greater good. Unicorn will do what's objectively right or best, which is usually the needs of many over one person's issues or desires, but they won't stop to think about the possible consequences of their actions beyond vanquishing the Evil.

This is especially prevalent during Emma and Melinda's confrontation last episode. Through Melinda's callous treatment of Emma and refusal to see things from her point of view, as she is devoted to their cause and Emma's refusal to merge with her directly threatens their mission, she also fails to understand asserting herself over Emma only serves in alienating her more.

If only Melinda had tried a gentler approach in explaining to Emma she is not responsible for the turn her life took but they really need to work together or hers won't be the only life that prematurely comes to an end, then chances are Emma wouldn't be resisting her and her powers as much as she's doing right now.

Edred has this same problem too, as evidenced through his interactions with Winston. Instead of explaining that the woman he loves isn't exactly there anymore, he coldly tries to push him aside, to get him to leave Emmelyn alone. He doesn't even try to relate to the boy's problem, even when they're essentially one and the same! Both Edred and Winston are terrified of losing their beloved because she's not acting like herself and, no matter what they do, she is constantly pushing them away. But because Edred has grown unaffected by people's struggles outside of saving them from the Evil, not helped by the fact that his actions are also fuelled by jealousy, he makes no effort to sympathise with Winston or even offer an apology or words of comfort. He just wants him out of their way and away from Melinda.

But with Emmelyn, it's precisely the fact that Emma can actually get Melinda to snap out of it and take control over their body that she realised their current actions are doing more harm than good to the people they're supposed to protect. Meaning, once she explains to the others why she's holding back, how fully giving in to Melinda means more people will suffer in the long run unless they start doing things differently, maybe it'll help Edred, Seng, and Copernicus realise they need to understand those they're trying to protect better and that tackling things as a whole won't always be the answer. Otherwise, they're only going to do more harm than good and, as with their reincarnations, the cycle will only begin once more.

[columboscreens]

[sandwichmustbetasty]

no nice things for elrond

ughhhhh his betrayed expression when cirdan appeared with the rings

baby girl i am so sorry, if people just listened to you every time everyone would be safe and sound

either listen to elrond or give him a gun

the problems will resolve themselves

[depressivegoblin]

Davrin enjoyers how do would we feel if we could make elf!Rook the tallest one

[waspgrave]

tagged by @kibellah and @pinkfey to use this picrew! Thank you!!

halenan mahariel / spirit warrior / ♡morrigan | alma hawke / force mage / ♡fenris sulahnera lavellan / knight enchanter / solas | ?? Rook / ?? rogue ?? / ♡???

tagging: @arlathen @regrettablemeasure @aztechnology @lapdogmabari @ineed-to-sleep and anyone else who wants to do this ♡u♡

[sesamenom]

Day 4 Solo/Work & Craft/Language for @tolkiengenweek: Feanor working on the Tengwar!

[dark-elf-writes]

Percy has baby shark teeth and also his eyes are bioluminescent like creatures from the dark depths

They’re quite mesmerizing (and they let him see in the dark)

An F in the chat for Sally Jackson who not only had to deal with a toddler with shark teeth and a biting phase that never went away but also getting the two am stare down wake-up call from a child with glowing eyes

[crystalcat321]

One of these is not like the other....

[amethysttribble]

I am not immune to a good ‘Feanor Needs Therapy’ joke myself, but when I stop to think about it, I’m compelled to believe that, actually, Feanor was in therapy from the moment he could talk and it made him worse

[martyrmarked]

solas looks too normal in datv