#and i did

[very-small-giant]

what if we skated infinitely 🍃🌸

[golswia]

could you draw chibi crowley and chibi aziraphale? please

"WHERE AR U TAKING UR HUSBAND-"

[muwitch]

shadow dragon to shadow dragon communication

[thismustbetheblog]

I was at a record fair and I mentioned autism and the guy was like 'do you wanna by some Talking Heads records?'

[blue-bird1967]

sometimes i think about happy Sam living his own safe life. And then i have to lay down and be quiet for a while :')

but more likely it's just one of those rare quiet evenings in the bunker when Sam can take a book not about monsters to his bedroom and lock himself in for a couple of hours

[boinky-doinky]

hey queens 😏😏 (CLICK FOR BETTER QUALITY IM SO SORRY)

Here’s some slight color tweaks idk which I like more

[i-am-a-fan]

*With the exhaustion of a war nurse* maybe today i’ll make pancakes

[stefisdoingthings]

they are so stupid. they fascinate me

[sirgavvainet]

I saw the original pic on Instagram and knew what I had to do

[gaybuttyogurt]

i'm going to put him in an air fryer .

[l1lmab3ans]

I have always felt like I personify inanimate objects too much but this is physical proof that it might be a problem:

I can’t cuddle with him in my own bed because he’s a gift for a friend, but I didn’t want him to be cold and uncomfortable so I made a little bed for him on my chair with a throw pillow and a baby blanket. Now he looks so cozy!!! Why do I do this!!!??? He’s not alive!!!!!

Now I gave him his own stuffed animal because I thought he looked lonely!!!! Somebody stop me!!!

[gottaread2]

I am endlessly fascinated by the way love as a concept is explored in Oswald's and Edward's interactions. Although Oswald is portrayed as the more feeling character, I would argue that Ed more often takes on the role of guide or teacher in regards to love (particularly season 3).

The first "lesson" on love Ed gives Oswald is when he tells him that without love he is a "free man" and that love is a weakness. With this particular lesson, it is likely something Oswald already knew but needed reminding. We see him exploit other people's love to further his own gain all through season 1, but in the scene with Edward, it seems to really sink in that it applies to himself too. This lesson gets reinforced when Ed shoots him in season 3 and then applied by Oswald in season 4 when he sends Martin away for his own safety.

The second "lesson" was when Ed showed Oswald he didn't need to bribe his way into the office of mayor. He showed Oswald he was capable of being loved (by someone other than his parents) without needing to cheat or buy his way into it. This lesson didn't stick so well at first (otherwise the whole Isabella plotline would have gone very differently). By the end of season 3 however, I think there is notable change in how Oswald applies this. He doesn’t compromise himself to be more palatable to others. He doesn’t try to cheat or buy affection, but he does appear to give up on receiving it. If someone is going to like him then they will. If they don't, they don't.

The third "lesson" is obviously that love is sacrifice. Oswald seems to internalize this one more than any of the others. From this point forward, most of Oswald's acts of love are a sacrifice in some form. Staying in Arkham for Martin, giving up revenge to save Ed, losing an eye to save Ed again. He applies this lesson over and over again and it is one of the ways Oswald's love is revealed even when he never says the words again.

Love is such a main component to Oswald's character, his motivations, his drive. So much of the way he loves, the shape it takes, and the way it matured beyond the self-centered love he learned from his mother was all learned through Ed. And I'll probably never stop thinking about it.

[versusvirtuous]

[neves-trouble]

Shoutout to the other five people who romance Neve with a female Qunari. So cool of us

[equusmaniac]

⚠️Mild Blood!⚠️

Ooohhh, he's angry.