#also dead Beth

[meeks-just-wants-to-scroll]

Reflecting on how depressing Kieran’s canon story is started to make me spiral so I decided to draw some happier scenes involving Kieran.

[cenpede]

Opens my sketchbook and shows you all my silly lines on paper

Pls click idk why the quality suddenly went ass up

[edwinspaynes]

Guys I may have found the single most awkward DBDA interview ever

The interviewer essentially asks about how the friendship works with Edwin being gay and Charles being straight

And their faces

Bonus Jayden astral projecting

[tardisdeancas]

headcanon that Judith pretends not to know how to braid her hair just so that she can ask Daryl to do it for her and spend time with her

[aidens-ocean-galaxy]

REGULUS AND DRACO ARE NOT THE SAME PEOPLE

[arthursfuckinghat]

"He saved my life and I could not save his"

Kieran Duffy - Scarlett Meadows

[purgatorygrl]

Some of the cute/coquette edits I've been doing of rdr2 ♡⁠˖⁠꒰⁠ᵕ⁠༚⁠ᵕ⁠⑅⁠꒱

[softpine]

𝚐𝚘𝚘𝚍 𝚕𝚞𝚌𝚔, 𝚋𝚊𝚋𝚎!

[eclaire-went-bam]

my headcanon is at least One member in the van der linde gang isn't going by their real name

cus ykn how most joined by attempting to steal from dutch or hosea or whatever

there had to be one that didn't trust the gang At All and told them a fake name and after they realised tha gang could be trusted, they were already wayyy too far in deep to suddenly go like "oh by the way i'm actually (name) aha awkwarrrrd ,,,,"

[bambidixon]

Killing Beth when she was finally ready to face the harsh realities of the new world, when she was willing to fight and embrace change—even when it required immense effort—is devastating. Her final words, “I get it now,” are gut-wrenching and perfectly encapsulate her growth. Beth symbolized everything good about the world before the apocalypse: humanity, kindness, and hope.

When she dies, all of that goodness is lost, leaving behind a void—even her own beliefs about the importance of rituals like funerals. It’s no coincidence that the group doesn’t give her a proper funeral, despite Beth having once emphasized how meaningful such acts were.

Her death marks a turning point for the group, and that's even more obvious in the outcome of Tyrese's death and why beth appears in his visions.

Beth’s death makes sense, her time in the hospital was leading to that, as does her lack of a funeral. It reflects the group’s growing despair and disconnection from their humanity. If you don’t understand that, you’re missing the point.

[two-crows]

more of these guyssss.. even if bps the supposed demon in this dynamic no matter what i feel like ricks gonna be more impish

[sanctamater]

finally finished da2 for the first time in what may be the most cursed pt i have ever done

[lollipopsie]

going crazy. goobbye.

[aidens-ocean-galaxy]

just finished dead boy detectives

wtf was that???

[sp--ikes]

I like to imagine Mary-Beth kept Branwen after Kieran died :3

[bolly--quinn]

I wish we knew more about the timeline of Diane. Like, we can assume Beth's Rick left around the time C-137 lost his family but a long time had to have passed before she was erased because I doubt Beth became an orphan at a young age.

I know not all universes exist in the same year so maybe Beth's Diane died from old age before all versions got erased. Or maybe she got erased and Beth just assumed she passed away? I wish we knew more about Beth's relationship with her mom in general.

I 100% agree anon, I’d love to know more about Beth’s childhood so much. I assume Diane is erased around the time Beth gets pregnant and starts her life with Jerry (so like 16/17) and it’s also super interesting that Prime walks out on his family for good around when she’s like Morty’s age (I need to know more about him as a dad as well tbh)

But yeah, Beth’s childhood is definitely the most interesting unexplored detail of the show and Diane is definitely more interesting narratively to me as Beth’s mom opposed to as Rick’s wife