#Tragic Mirror

[maviyenot]

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

None of our hands are clean

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[riotdyke]

2017 -> 2024

Butchness is about becoming, lesbianism is about growth, life is about transitions.

Take up your space.

[birdiegray01]

BBC Merlin is a Orpheus and Eurydice retelling and no one can tell me otherwise. Merlin failed because he loved Arthur so much he made the choices that lead to his death just as Orpheus did. Merlin would look back and Orpheus would set Mordred up to betray Arthur accidentally. So maybe not a retelling but definitely singing the same tune.

[baalzebufo]

posted earlier about how fake peppino doesnt like its reflection because it reminds him that its not the ‘real’ peppino and kind of shatters the illusion. but also i wanted something a lil sappy because, despite being freaked out by his clone, peppino is a good egg. so, This

[inkblotdemon]

quick q is it normal to see ur conscience wearing little lab coats and bickering with each other asking for a friend

[crownedwithstars]

the reasons I think Fëanorians should not get the Silmarils back

it's a better and more compelling story this way. their fall from grace and the way they corrupt and destroy themselves because of a hopeless quest is peak tragedy, which would be ruined by their success.

it's a justified consequence of the Kinslayings: the right of ownership is not and cannot ever be more important than somebody else's right to live.

it's also a justified consequence of them stealing and destroying someone else's priceless semi-sacred property: Teleri will never get their ships back because Fëanor burned them out of spite, so it's only fair and square that the Silmarils are never returned to him or his heirs. 

if Stuff is so important to you that it causes you to ruin the lives of all your children, losing that Stuff forever is probably just karmic justice. (see also: "if more of us valued food and cheer above hoarded gold...")

And no, nobody else should have the Silmarils either. It's clear that having a Silmaril messes with your brain. At the end of the Silm, they should become public property. I would go even further than this and say that the actual resolution of the Silm, where nobody can have them and the single surviving jewel is carried as a star that everyone can indiscriminately see by a guy who never expressed a desire for it, is probably the only correct one. 

[todayisafridaynight]

[luxurystark-jackson]

sam is like his father. was innocent to the reality of what was going on until something bad happened and he was forced to become a monster he shouldn’t have been, all for the greater good.

dean is like his mother. cursed with the knowledge of their reality, forced to grow up in it and ready to do anything to save their counterpart from anything that tries to kill them, even at the expense of the greater good.

[astralhope]

Episode 146 & Rank 55

[giarossin]

Jayce's and Viktor's true parallels are Vander and Silco, not Vi and Cait. too lazy to explain, just feel me on this one. Vander and Silco walked so jayvik could run

[eryiel]

she's gone.

who?

[functionalasfuck]

Love for Love’s Sake is really just out here giving us two people who have terrible self worth, who can’t understand how anyone could possibly love them, and making them fall in love with their mirror image. Therefore proving they are worth happiness and love.

[rad-roche]

You know, I think reality folding in on itself warrants those extra ten caps an hour…

Fun tribute to Death Shroud! I doubt 'hurtling through the fourth dimension' is covered in qualitative criminology, but you do the best with what you have, right?

If you've been following this (noir, Fallout, Nick Valentine) account for any length of time whatsoever, I cannot imagine you haven't already seen the (noir, Fallout, Nick Valentine) heavy Death Shroud. If not, then boy do I have a treat for you. Speedpaint as always:

[femmekarenwilson]

911 + text posts (more)

[osterby]

The only feat that Zoraal Ja failed was the only one that actually mattered to him. Which was also the one that mattered least to his father.

He's a self fulfilling tragedy.

He's so obsessed with a specific goal (being like his father and worthy of his father's legacy) that he can't even see what that goal actually is and he destroys the very thing he admires and strives for.