#WRONG!

[dambiex]

@votivedough

Major human pastimes:

frying dough

classifying things and then arguing about the classifications

[zorangezest]

soundwave but….armour!!

in my head these two are like father and son

and also a thirty minute starscream sketch i did for a friend!

[kyosukeasatte]

OH BOY GUESS WHAT DAY IT IS?!

[finnyfinster]

"The average person is being followed by at least 2 eldritch horrors" wrong! The average person is being followed by 0. Arthur Lester, the narratives blorbo who's being followed by 100,000 eldritch horrors is an outlier and should not have been counted

[dailywillwood]

[andiee-bedroom]

there is a deep and strange affliction within me that can only be cured if i got to make out with Alistair Theirin from the famous RPG Dragon Age: Origins

[cyhaino]

James Acaster as Lars Pinfield

[liverralonee]

stuart macher is my representation of an evil bisexual 🙏 the scream fandom needs to stop writing him as this innocent little boy HE IS EVIL!!!!!’

[tendousatori]

POV: the kindest person in the cult wants to introduce you to his “babygirl”

[freethrows]

Feb 6, 2025

[morganmnemonic]

I'm Helen posting again. I just want to give a shout out to these two lines of dialog in particular.

(episode 146)

(episode 187)

Helen says "back when I was Michael" and "I was never Michael." And both sentiments are completely true to her despite the obvious contradiction.

I think this is why Jon had such a hard time with her in particular. The Eye sees truth as a binary thing. Either something is true or it isn't. Either something happened or it didn't. Either Helen was Michael or she wasn't.

The distortion does, at times, represent lies. But I feel like with Helen like this it more often represents messy and complicated truths that defy easy understanding.

Helen was Michael AND she wasn't. That's the most accurate way to describe whats happening here, and something that a person will never be able to comprehend while still holding on to the idea of Truth as something that matters.

Its not about adding a layer of confusion to obfuscate the sensible reality underneath. Its about reality itself being fundamentally confusing.

[codename-adler]

me: Jean Moreau is probably hypermobile. with chronic pain and all that jazz. he must develop hypochondriac/germs phone tendencies too.

me: oh i’m just turning this into a Sakusa Kiyoomi thing aren’t i

[pastawithoutketchup]

[princehendir]

It's really funny how oversleeping for like just twenty minutes all but insures that I get no coffee

[im-thekeeper]