#Telepathy

[tab1ko]

so how do we cope?

[whumpster-dumpster]

Telepathic Whumpee accidentally projecting their nightmares into the others' heads or vice versa, Telepathic Caretaker being alerted to Whumpee's nightmares when they accidentally absorb them and feeling like they've invaded their privacy

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I was a bat with the power to turn invisible and also could telepathically affect people to make them understand bat language. Me and my bat friends were solving crimes, and in the dream we were trying to get rid of a man who bought a part of our forest to build a mall. 

[velvet4510]

Let’s not ignore the fact that Sir Ian McKellen is the one who really kicked off Erik’s thinly veiled obsession with Charles’ telepathy. I mean, have you HEARD this man’s voice when he asks Charles, “Can’t you read my minnnnnndd??” during the police standoff in X1? In context it’s a pretty cold comment, and yet he somehow manages to make it sound incredibly taunting and incredibly suggestive at the same time. And ofc the amazing Fassbender took that hint and RAN with it in the prequels. But McKellen planted the seed.

[incognitopolls]

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[absurdlyasinine]

Was thinking about that one post that was like “telepathic aliens will say parts of a song out loud and listen to the human crewmates sing it in their head” and it got me thinking

If telepathic aliens are used to constantly reading each others thoughts, how would they handle an attention deficit human?

Like, someone with a constant internal monologue

I think that would be funny

[sirlorence]

Ya'll mind if I praise Miku?

[spaceshipsandpurpledrank]

On live tv. Multiple angles. In front of family and friends.

[cosmicportal]

Sit alone in silence and feel everything.

[geraskierfanficprompts]

Prompt 147

At first, Geralt just thinks that he's just getting them stuck in his head. But they keep getting harder and harder to dismiss. The songs. Jaskier's voice haunting him, being guided to his ears by the breeze while he's in the midst of a fight, just so happening to relay to him information or reminders or motivation. "A cliff hangs over the water, tides are angry below~" Jaskier's voice lilts in Geralt's head in the midst of fighting a beast. There WAS a cliff nearby- Geralt ends up leading the creature right off the edge into the water, saving his life, and all because he got a lyric of Jaskier's stuck in his head. He can't recall which one of Jaskier's MANY songs it's from, but he's sure it's from one of them... "Swallow, the swallow, the swallow~ There sings the swallow, the swallow, the swallow~ Dear gods, the swallow, the swallow, the swallow!~" Jaskier's voice sang in Geralt's mind one other fight, when Geralt was stubbornly refusing to take potions. The griffin had retreated but Geralt knew it'd be back. He wanted to be on his guard. He could take a potion after. For now he had to scan the treeline. "The swallow, the swallow, THE SWALLOW!~" Fine, Jaskier! He'll drink the damn Swallow. He doesn't remember which song this line is from either... But Jaskier has travelled with him for twenty years. Some songs don't make it past a single line. Some get completely rewritten. Some are completely improvised around a campfire when tipsy. Just because Geralt can't remember them, doesn't mean they weren't songs of Jaskier's. Perhaps he didn't perform them on stage like some of his greater hits, but maybe Geralt heard him test it out and write it in his notebook before ultimately scratching through the words and tossing the idea out. "Don't dare, I swear, don't give me such a scare~ I'll mend you, I'll tend you, make sure it does not end you~ I'll kiss your hand and wash your hair, but only if you make it there~ Geralt, get up, come find my care, instead of bleeding everywhere~ Condemned you, pretend you, are dying where they sent you~ I'll defend you, Intend to, once I find where they have lent you~" Geralt is stuck lying on his side in the middle of a valley, bleeding profusely, and he KNOWS he's never heard that song from Jaskier. He wouldn't get it stuck in his head. He wouldn't. He's hearing it for the first time. At first he thinks he's hallucinating Jaskier's voice. Perhaps he's dying, and the world is trying to give him one last peace by letting him hear his bard one last time... But the bard's song is not a farewell. It's the antithesis of one. Somehow his bard is sending him a message.

[love-and-books320]

the "he would not fucking say that" trope except it's a mind reader reading someone's else's fantasy of them and they're like...i would never say that

[yurianimemangaworld]

Foreheadpathy = Gal Pals

[if-tomorrow-never-comes]

[one-time-i-dreamt]

My grandma died, but she could still talk to me via telepathy. She kept insisting I sell my cat.