#THIS SHOWW

[thieves-never-say-die]

I was expecting Neals confession to be the episode cliffhanger, and then when it kept going I expected it to be Rebecca's kidnapping since that's mentioned in the next episode summary, it's nice to be wrong I guess

[quartofroy]

You could tell that Roman was genuinely trying to hold himself together after Kendall jumpscared him after he had that conversation with Gerri. Not to do with the main events of the episode obviously but that shaky-jumpy feeling is pretty relateable.

[ritz-writes]

im literally sobbing this is so cute and i love it so so much

ITS MAKING ME FEEL THINGS QWQ

GO SHOW THE CREATOR SOME LOVE <33

[casawio]

stupid shirtttt

[ayoungroyal]

I'm still here and i'll be here for a long time

[evilsanlang]

hello dykes

[natjennie]

YEYEYEYYAAAHAHAHHHH teen party on in a pirate ship mansion having a fucking air race with dragons summoned by their school rivals..... brennan.... your fucking mind..

[quinntwilight]

Y’all work quick

You have my respect *tips hat*

[saccharinepossum]

ive been practicing a lot and i think its paying off cus i drew this, one of the first drawings im actually happy with!!!!! the coloring is much better if you look at it on a computer <333

[kittycheshired]

dragon games is my favorite season, but i feel like the writers botched apple, a bit. because you're telling me that she broke the evil queen out of her mirror prison on accident, was depressed about it, BUT justified it to raven in the stables??

even in thronecoming, apple wasn't really that far gone. sure she wanted raven to sign, but she only wanted to because she was scared of everyone disappearing. even after the wishing well incident, apple literally says;

"Headmaster Grimm, that was wrong."

"Raven needs to make up her own mind, she doesn't need to be tricked into doing what you think is right."

apple respected raven and her decisions, even if she did make throw away comments like

"But you're destined to be the Evil Queen. It'll work for you."

then, way to wonderland hits and that was the special that i loved so much, because apple just finally understands.

"It doesn't mean that you have to become the Evil Queen. I know I always wanted you to become your mom, but now? I just don't think it's in you, your heart is just too good. The decision is yours, Raven. It always has been. Either way, I believe in you."

AND THEN!! when raven is battling courtly, apple says that she knows raven is stronger then those dark powers. when raven loses control, it's apple who brings her back, parroting to her what raven has constantly been telling her throughout the series.

"Raven, this isn't you! Choose who you want to be. Isn't that what you always tell me?"

i just don't think that apple would immediately go back on her promise after all the life & death situations they've been through, at the end of way to wonderland. it's apple who suggests getting rid of the storybook of legends.

"Oh-I still want my happily ever after, but I don't want our destinies in danger of being stolen. They should be ours to choose, or to change."

"..Am I understanding you correctly?"

"You always have."

and then she completely goes back on this in dragon games when she's scheming with the evil queen.

honestly? i think it would've been better for faybelle to let the evil queen out. she's such an interesting character to me because in the books, we see her interactions with her mom, how she prides herself on being evil, because that's what she's always known. it would've been interesting to see her try and mimic anything to get closer to fulfilling her evil destiny, not questioning the evil queen's order, wanting to be rewarded and praised, only to find out she's been cast aside.

for raven, a girl who rebelled and defied her destiny.

anyways yea thats it

tldr: faybelle should have broke the evil queen out and not apple

[mildlycuriousdragon]

A vash request from discord :D

[okthatsgreat]

oooook so there are two possible explanations for this contradiction. a) bill has become so disconnected from his daughter that he has forgotten how old she is. or, the option that seems more likely, b) alice was seventeen when her parents split up, and therefore considers seventeen years old to be the last age where she was truly bill's daughter. either way another great example of two small bits of dialogue adding so much depth to these two characters who are never truly able to be on stage together except for when alice is already gone

[eynsavalow]

Like for a Starter with young Morgan Le Fay

[splendidcitrus-arts]

artfight revenge on @akorn10ds! cropped to fit file size limit

[milfygerard]

i cant believe taylor is doing this to me im BUSYYYY

[darklight-owl]

Hey listen *takes your hands in mine and smiles lovingly* I'm gonna say this in the niceyest way I can. Please stop saying "white woman" or "straight woman" when you want to say something misogynistic without sounding misogynistic. Ok?