#and catrin.

[jennyandvastraflint]

Wtf did Doctor Who put into Jenny and Vastra to have my gay ass utterly brainrot obsessed with them for THREE years and still going strong. Seriously what is this.

[r0ronica]

Two 🇫🇷 girls

[mndvx]

DOCTOR WHO — Deep Breath (S08E01) directed by Ben Wheatley | written by Steven Moffat ››› Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald ››› Neve McIntosh as Madame Vastra ››› Catrin Stewart as Jenny Flint

[space-waffols]

official art redraw

[imthepopmonster]

85. Scaris: City of Frights Catrine DeMew (2012) 🎨

[rainingriversofyou]

Catrin, Lehabah & Asterin - ACOTAR, CC & TOG

“The Loved & Lost” - Artist: bookishkoda

[callistoharbour]

[wormontwostrings]

I think they’re kinda underrated

[neutron669]

Catrin Claeson

[calciumdreams]

so, uhhh, i wanted to make something for halloween and día de muertos but i forgot,, so... you get 2 x 1

[oristian]

The first time that Gwyn manages to visit Catrin’s grave, Azriel accompanies her.

She tells her sister about absolutely everything that has happened in the time that they have been apart, and that she misses her—that she is sorry. This is the first instance that Gwyn has felt confident enough to speak aloud to her sister, when the guilt is no longer gnawing at her internally. A daunting weight releases from her shoulders then, and Azriel seizes this moment to finally place her invoking stone atop her head.

A soft wind rustles through her hair, and Gwyn could have almost sworn it felt like a brush of lips against her forehead.

[marejadilla]

Catrin Welz-Stein, “Secret Garden”

[ddeeric]

monsterhizzle round 4

[mndvx]

It's still him, ma'am, you saw him change. I know, I do. It's just... DOCTOR WHO — Deep Breath (S08E01) directed by Ben Wheatley | written by Steven Moffat ››› Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald ››› Catrin Stewart as Jenny Flint

[kiat-b-saguru]

Last batch of Monster High chibis

[backtothefanfiction]

Hiii! i love your writing 😘 if your ok with writing this could i request some fluffy dad!felix catton if you have any in store?! again, totally understand if your uncomfortable writing this or just don’t want to 😊😊

It’s taken me a while to get to this because I’ve been struggling to find my way in when it comes to Felix as a Dad. I’m not sure if I do have a Dad!Felix fluff in me but I do have some thoughts/head canons on Felix as a Dad as a whole I’m slowly developing. So here are those…

Felix is all in in the newborn stage. It’s a novelty for him. The easy stage before they find their voices and start screaming the place down. When all you have to do is hold them, feed them, change them. He’s so there for that.

He’s happy to get up in the middle of the night, looking out the windows at the grounds with a baby in his arms, telling stories and recounting memories of his youth and that time running around the grounds with Farleigh and Venetia.

He loves see you with HIS child. He’s very protective. While you lie in his bed with tea and toast, feeding your child he shoos everyone else from the room, not wanting to share that sight or special time with anyone else in the family. Venetia is the only one who occasionally slips through the cracks. (She is a great aunt to your child by the way)

When the baby starts to grow older though he begins to struggle. You are a very hands on parent in comparison to him and he’s happy for you to be. After all his mother was very hands on with him and Venetia, however as a child he never saw his Dad there as much as his Mum and so has adopted a similar way of thinking that of his father and grandfather that fussing kids is a Mother problem.

Don’t get me wrong, he still loves showing up to be the fun dad. Running across the lawns with them. Enabling their hobbies and paying for anything they want. But when it comes to the hard stuff you feel completely abandoned.

As time goes on you realise you aren’t on the same wave length about parenting at all. And a lot of that has to do with Felix’s upbringing and family.

Elspeth is always there to step in and make a fuss, forcing herself on her grandchildren like she makes everything better, but often (especially if a child is already in a tantrum state it can sometimes make it worse until she just hands the child back and leaves you with a screaming child.

When Felix’s mates come knocking, asking him to go on golfing or skiing holidays with them it’s always “you’ve got this, haven’t you babe? Great. I love you. See you in a week.”

And because that’s how Felix was raised, what he observed from his family over the years, he honestly knows no better.

“If you’re struggling we can just get a Nanny.” He says when you confront him. It always has you seeing red. “I don’t want a Nanny Felix. I want US to raise our kids.”

You realise the only way things will change is if you all get out of that house and away from his family. So you give him the ultimatum: “it’s either us or your family.”

Of course it’s that honour in him, that unspoken traditional allegiance to your wife and kids that has him reluctantly agreeing, hoping in a few months you’ll see sense and see how difficult it is without all the servants and his daddy’s money. But you thrive, despite the way Felix shuffles his feet and does the bare minimum in protest.

After another argument where you tell him to show up or fuck off back to his family he finally takes you seriously and the more time he spends with you and your family and more modest hands on parenting and living styles he begins to thrive, seeing that the grass can be greener on the other side.

The more time away from his family he sees how toxic his families dynamic is. When you visit he sticks up for his kids and is protective of them when his parents begin to push their values and views on his kids.

You stand by him as he begins to put in boundaries and really analyse his life, his youth, his privilege and how it has in fact hindered him in life in so many basic ways. You support him and feel pride when he helps enforce those boundaries around his parents, his family as he ultimately gives them the same ultimatum you gave him all those years ago.

Although his father is reluctant, Elspeth is desperate to know her grandchildren and apologised to you both and promises to respect your parenting choices and swears to try and uphold those values in front of your children as much as she can.

With the new boundaries in place, summers in Saltburn become regular things for your kids. All of you playing together on the grounds. Chasing each other through the maze. Swimming in the pool and the lake.You and Felix set up scavenger hunts for your kids. And they ultimately grow up with the best of both worlds.

So yeah. Those are my more realistic Dad Felix thoughts. Tell me what you think….