#and what do you know

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

Dawson's Creek 5x2 | Doctor Odyssey 1x7

[rockcattomato]

Omg. Flower husbands reference?

[thewriterowl]

Luke Skywalker is Mand’alor

Now that season 3 is done and I was able to stew over it, I find myself liking it more than the initial watch (not in love but I know it is that final scene that has made it loads better/worth it)...but I LOVE the idea more on Luke is the rightful ruler of Mandalore due to the ridiculous line of defeat of the Darksaber

Can you imagine?? We’ve had so much fun watching Din “my god let me just be a side character in my own show” Djarin do his thing...but Luke?? The guy who keeps getting pushed as the center of the galaxy? The poor guy. He already has to deal with being a “shared” Chosen One with his formerly very evil father, seen as a galactic hero who “single handedly” (he keeps saying this is not the case) took out the Empire, reviving a culture that was genocide-d basically on his own (his aunt seems to not be very involved in his life???), going on near-death missions still after doing his Chosen One duties...and now is a king by some weird technicality??

Do you know how DONE he would be???

Because he defeated his father, who defeated Kenobi, who defeated Maul? Or because he defeated his father who defeated the Emperor who defeated Maul? OR  because he defeated his father who defeated Ahsoka who defeated Maul? 

Luke would try to say, “The Emperor defeated me!” or “I didn’t win against my father, technically!” or “Weren’t at least one of those previous matches a draw or something???” or “Surely with all the hands it’s been passed around to the line was officially broken?????”. And like all of them have a counter-argument that still leads back RIGHT TO HIM because, even IF Anakin defeated the Emperor who defeated Luke, he still ADMITS that Luke defeated him by saving him from the Darkside with like his dying breath!! Or, even better because it is the words from Din in the season, he defeated the enemy who defeated/captured/cornered Din & Bo-Katan on the cruiser--cause, within the scene, it is heavily implied they were all about to die (aka be defeated) if he hadn’t shown up!

There is like literally no escape from it!

He literally just wants to be a teacher, like a pre-school teacher at this point and do fun flips over rocks while doing things to make people happy and not kill any more.

And he is made to be a king of a “cursed” planet of a former enemy.

Because of COURSE a Skywalker would have that luck.

[physalian]

"If nothing we do matters, then all that matters is what we do."

I knew this line, but not where it was from. I wanted to give the same sentiment to a charcter of mine... who is a vampire and not very happy being one.

Well wouldn't you know, the line comes from the angsty poster boy of modern vampires: Angel.

Funny how that works. Vampires are just. Such good characters to give commentary on the nature of mortality and humanity, while still effectively being human, not a god above them, but a one who cannot die among them.

I don't know Angel beyond that he exists and is from Buffy but I watched the monologue in which that line comes from and, yes this is exactly what I was going for.

I am honored to pay this show homage.

[chronic-high-achiever]

To the fucker who entered my ask box saying that Trump will “make society safe again!”

He fucking well will not.

You wanna know the only people who will become safer under his presidency?

[princeofheart07]

How'd you find out you were angel kin? -💫

vee suggested looking into the community after she saw me take the form of one in a dr.

[arcxnumvitae]

I know I have asks to answer, and I'm very sorry. I just realized it's about the time I'd previously said I'd do a story thing I've been planning for a while

[andromeda4004]

Historical AU writers will know this moment well, when you think “well, I could just make that fact up, no one would know or care, but maybe I’ll just google it quickly” and find that the real answer is more perfect than you would ever have come up with.

[minty-bunni]

Y'all say this site is toxic, but mweor got my sister and I diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome instead of fibromyalgia and "that weird kid who keeps telling people she dislocates an entire limb by just existing"

So I'd say it is a win.

[obeythedemons]

When you're looking for jobs with less experience required than what you have, less responsibilities, and you realize the minimum starting pay is almost double what you make...

[onemillionfurries]

hey bc ive seen it twice on my dash now (and didnt even realize it at first myself): that video showing how flexible mideival armor is with that "Little Dark Age" remix song over it is posted by a literal neo-nazi. That song over videos of cool old things is a neo-nazi dogwhistle.

I don't blame people for not knowing, but you can just go to OP's blog and read their description for all the proof you need.

[theglassdragoncollective]

Our body did not appreciate me doing the crab rave dance (got hypertension)

[dykebarbie]

fun fact about me is that im very impatient so if i see the same post reblogged like 20 times in a row i take it as a sign from the universe that i need to get off my phone

[thenightstroll]

Damn, that's nice. Great idea, awesome execution, would write a story. Although can seem a bit overwhelming for beginners. Also seems a bit like exclusive choice: short or long, heaven or hell. And I will ask here: why not both? Moreover, shorties are awesome way to get into the storytelling bizzyniz; it's obvious, that one must start, and probably be not very good at something, before getting into "the groove", and for that, and making mistakes, checking out what "clicks", art-wise and/or story-wise, getting mad skills, and feedback, the shorties kinda make sense. Also, there are a few long running comics I know, and surely many more I don't, which used to have this distinctive progress both in art and narration, you barely notice in per episode progression, and kinda smashes your face in when you decide to re-read whole thing from the beginning. it seems that many authors find it somehow squicky to look back on their art of them olde days (understandable, it sucks to suck, whether it is part of the process or not), but for me it has it's awesome aspect of seeing them grow, and their art change for better. Anyhow, thanks @thechekhov for the idea how to unmake my hipothetical story conspect to be those boring and uninspiring wall of text, that I may, or may not, commited (like in → crime) a few before ;]

I've had this little idea in my head for a while now, so I decided to sit down and plot it out.

Disclaimer: This isn't meant to be some sort of One-Worksheet-Fits-All situation. This is meant to be a visual representation of some type of story planning you could be doing in order to develop a plot!

Lay down groundwork! (Backstory integral to the beginning of your story.) Build hinges. (Events that hinge on other events and fall down like dominoes) Suspend structures. (Withhold just enough information to make the reader curious, and keep them guessing.)

And hey, is this helps... maybe sit down and write a story! :)

[mearchy]

my favorite genre of fictional character is like "i am terrifying to almost everyone, i'm very good at killing, i can endure anything, i've become exceptionally good at playing into my reputation, and if you try to give me positive social interaction i will react with confusion and cower in a corner like an abused animal. and i may try to shoot you. but there is also a chance i may imprint on you like a feral dog receiving its first loving touch! good luck."