#amazing ot3

[nobody-nexus]

!!-SMOOCH ATTACK-!!

I continue to spread my Sillystrings propaganda cause I love all three of these mentally ill women

[ragityazzclown]

Ragatha: How’s the prettiest person in the circus?

Pomni: *blushes* I don’t know how ar-

Jax: I'm great! Thanks for asking you two~

[bellablackfox]

Yo, is there a ship name for Pomni x Ragatha x jax yet? Cuz if not, I think the ship should be called RagityAssClown. :3 just saying.

[independent-fics]

Leverage creators really gave us “The Scheherazade Job” and “The Studio Job” in the same season and expected us to be okay after.

[rwac96]

Crossover Crack OT3: Spider-Man/Morrigan Aensland/Chun-Li

SUPERNATURAL WEB-ENFORCEMENT

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[rune-tisms]

comfort show drawing time

[chelledoggo]

HEY EVERYONE I HAVE A NEW TADC FIC FOR YOU!

AND THIS TIME IT'S GOT A SPECIAL GUEST! 🐊🎊

(not related to the Astral Circus AU btw)

[sp1derc1der]

I finally did a blank draw the squad template based on this The Amazing Digital Circus screenshot. Enjoy! If you wanna draw the squad like this, go right ahead! Just make sure to credit me though.

[sweaterkittensahoy]

cleganmarge prompt but its outsider pov to their dynamics post buck/marge wedding?

I cannot get this into story words, so here's a sketch of an idea:

Marge is one of the first to get married after the war, but she is certainly not the last. And at every bridal shower she goes to, someone will bring up "that friend of Gale's who's always around."

"John," Marge will always say with a polite smile. She knows where this is going. It always goes here.

"Well, I just don't understand it, Marge. A newlywed like you are, and he's at your house nearly every weekend."

"Oh, well, Nancy, they flew together. There's a bond."

"My husband served with men he considers friends, and they're not over nearly as much."

"You know, Nancy, that may just be down to how you and David like your time alone. And I think that's wonderful. And Gale and I like our time alone, too, but we're also just so...used to John. I mean, he knew Gale before I did, so really, I'm the one mucking things up."

And this always gets a little laugh, then the subject changes. And it's all fine again.

But then another bridal shower, another question about John.

"We're hoping we can find someone for him to settle down with," is Marge's other go to, "but all you lovely ladies are just getting snatched up by the most wonderful men!"

"Oh, he's just down the road at the base with Gale, so it's really surprising he's not around more."

"You know we bought the house planning to fix it up, and John's handy with any sort of tool."

Finally, after a couple of years of it coming up over and over again, Marge finally gives herself a little treat. She takes a slow sip of her coffee and smiles at whichever lady is questioning her this time, and she says, "Well, if you must know Carol, he and I are having a torrid affair right under Gale's nose."

Absolute dead silence for five seconds, then Marge throws her head back and laughs. "I'm sorry. I know that was tasteless, but I couldn't help it. You all are always so curious, and I've got no fun answers. He's just a darling friend is all."

When she tells Gale and John that night, Gale goes bright pink and John laughs so hard he slips off the couch.

Marge holds Gale's hot face in her hands and kisses his nose. "I'm sorry, honey, was that too far?"

He shakes his head and grabs her waist, tumbles them to the floor next to John. "I'm just disappointed you acted like I'm not in on it."

"Well, that would have raised many more questions that were none of their business," Marge replies, and she laughs when Gale presses his face to her neck and giggles.

"No better girl in the world than you, Marge," John says, rolling onto his side so he nuzzle her temple. "We're both lucky as hell."

"Me, too," she says, and she's pleased to report after the next bridal shower, that no one tried to demand an explanation of the three of them again.

[malkaleh]

I printed copies with my art classes printer and I’m trying to decide which one I like best (also I want some colour fine liners a lot) + best captures the vibes of the scene I have in my head.

(A pivotal scene from my Tudors OT3 verse - water colour printed)

[draw-the-squad-like-this]

Draw your character cooking!!

[hopedefined]

@thwipsthrown said: ‘Trick or Treat!  🎃’ remy and robin and anna. of course. i can sense it when you want to open photoshop | send ‘Trick or Treat!  🎃’ for a gift!

I was always afraid of the next card the psychic would turn over for us-- Forgive me for not knowing how we were every card in the deck. --The Lovers, Timothy Liu

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[ragityazzclown]

Pomni, holding a python: Guys, uh, I think i stole a snake? what do I name him?

Ragath: You did WHAT—

Jax, instantly: William Snakespeare

[wickerjulias]

y’know what? thank you to the people who came up w the spy!tommy theory. you’ve convinced me. i’m rewatching tmfu

[dalliansss]

cuiviénen ot3 hcs

For @skaelds primarily (add ur own!) with special mention for @elentarial

Main what ifs: Fëanor had two dads; or, Elwë escapes Nan Elmoth and reaches Valinor again.

Before Oromë found the Eldar, the elves already had quite the society and culture by Cuiviénen. They grouped themselves according to their 'tribe' or kindred, and headed by the very first of the Unbegotten. Their central government was a council consisting of the Unbegotten, which decided things on a majority vote.

Imin liked to think himself the leader of everybody else, but then he got lost in the dark when he went foraging for some mushrooms and was replaced in the council with his son and daughter-in-law. (There were some stories that said Imin's companions specifically left him to be taken; he had become such an unpopular leader at some point in time).

Elves could take a maximum of two spouses during their very early days; they mated early and begot as many children as they could, to stabilize their numbers against the disappearances and fell creatures that hunted them outside of their settlements.

Many elves though, still chose to have one spouse only, and had as many children as they could from said spouse.

No elf forced themselves on another elf who was already wed.

The courtship was primitive; en elf brought gifts of use to his/her intended spouse (food or hunting implements, cloth for clothing, implements for building homes), and if the intended partner was interested enough, then they sought out a private place and moment and laid together. If the Bond held, then they were wed; if not, they were not meant to be together.

Children was the primary objective of wedding others.

An elven couple could have up to six children per pair; a full family with two spouses could have a maximum of twelve children.

Finwë was the third child of his parents. He had two other older siblings who got lost in the dark.

Elwë was the eldest of his three siblings. He was from the second spouse of his mother. All the children of his mother's first spouse (and the first spouse) stayed in Cuiviénen and became Avari.

Miriel was the fourth daughter in a brood of six, born with a frail hröa, but with great talent in the making of fine things, be they delicate, primitive jewelry or embroidering cloths.

Finwë was a very popular elf and had droves of suitors. One of the strongest candidates for his coveted choice (being a direct descendant of the Noldor's ancestors, Tatä and Tatië) was an elleth who gave him a year's worth of harvest (with honeycombs) and an ellon who gave him two goats.

However Finwë chose to pursue Elwë instead. Elwë rejected him at first (since reproduction was the primary aim of the elves at that time).

Finwë, who had also been eyeing Miriel for some time (she was his childhood friend alongside Elwe and the three of them grew up together), weds her first.

It is Miriel who convinced Elwe to accept Finwe and her suit for his hand.

Their homestead was Elwe's place by the lakeside. He provided for them through fishing and hunting, while Finwe provided by raising crops, foraging and hunting. Miriel tended the homestead and wove cloths and offered her delicate handiwork to repair things.

Because of Miriel's unusually frail hröa, the three of them refrained from begetting children at that time.

Oromë finds the Eldar.

Unsure what to do with their 'strange' society in addition to legitimate concerns about the elves, Oromë consults the Valar sitting at Mahanaxar, and it is decided to bring them into Aman.

Ingwe, Finwe and Elwe were chosen as ambassadors. Miriel was entrusted to Elwe's brothers Olwe and Elmo to be watched over by them while they were away.

Finwe wanted the promise of Valinor not so much for himself and Elwe, but for Miriel. Both had hoped that in the Undying Lands, Miriel could find renewed strength and purpose.

The Great Journey begins.

Many elves, especially the First Ones, refuse the summons, instead choosing the dangerous way of life in the Hither Lands than the too-good-to-be-true promise of Valinor.

Elwe is a very vocal leader against Orome's frequent departures, and insisted the Vala leave behind some measure of security for the Eldar. This is why the five Maiar guardians (including Melian, Olorin and Curumo) are sent to accompany the Eldar during the great journey.

Manwe was greatly disturbed by what Orome told him about the primitive Eldarin culture. It was determined by the Valar to formulate certain societal rules in order to pre-empt potential chaos in Valinor with regard to some of the elves' way of life.

Because the Teleri were the greater number of people and prone to distraction and dawdling, Finwe, Elwe and Miriel had to decide to split up. The Noldor and Vanyar go ahead first while Elwe and his brothers wrangle their people.

Melian attempts to enchant Elwe in Nan Elmoth. Elwe, already having doubts because of Orome's frequent departures, manages to evade her sorcery and escapes the forest. He is still delayed by a hundred years, however.

The Teleri finally cross the Great Sea. This time, Osse attempts to delay Elwe. Elwe is more insistent about his refusal and wants nothing else but to rejoin Finwe and Miriel.

Osse, wrathful at being rejected, sinks Elwe's boat.

Elwe is the only elf to have swam all the way across the Great Sea and reached Tol Eressea as a half-elf, half-kelp creature.

The Teleri stay mainly at Eressea, with Avallone as their capital. Alqualonde is nothing more than an important port town to trade with the Noldor and Vanyar.

Elwe abdicates to Olwe and Olwe becomes the sole ruler of the Teleri.

Elwe rejoins Finwe and Miriel in Tirion.

Feanor is born, but Miriel still gets tired of living.

Friction between Elwe and Finwe, because Finwe desires greatly to remarry for more children. Elwe tries his hardest to support along Feanor and Finwe both.

Finwe eventually remarries to Indis, but with Elwe's caveat that she take their unusual family as they are found.

[coachbeards]

i think one of the biggest appeals to me about ot3s is that there’s always One person who thinks it’d be best if they were excluded. like, i like them both, but they deserve each other way more than they deserve me. i should see myself out so that they can be happy… all while the other two Need the third person to be there, they Want them there…