#boscha toh

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[fizzlewizard404]

this just occured to me but the fact that the Collector respects King's boundaries more than Boscha respects Amity's is both kinda sad and lowkey hysterical to me

[bananahkim]

Glasses

[owlhousetarot]

Queen of Wands: Willow and Boscha

Upright: Confidence, self-assurance, courage, passion, determination, charisma, optimism, a social butterfly

Reversed: Lack of confidence/overconfidence, selfishness, jealousy, temperamental, introversion, lack of passion, a bully

The Queen of Wands is someone with great passion, who carries themself with confidence and whose charisma causes people to naturally gravitate toward them. In Wing it Like Witches, both Willow and Boscha demonstrate the positive and negative aspects of this card in different ways. Willow, having begun mending her relationship with Amity, is feeling more confident and is making friends much more easily than before. She's able to use her passion for plant magic to excel in school and to attract admiration from her peers, and her outlook is generally more optimistic. Her self-image isn't fully matured yet, though; she still falls prey to Boscha's bullying at the beginning of the episode with little resistance.

Conversely to Willow's tentative confidence, Boscha displays self-assuredness to the point where it overflows into arrogance. Enabled by students and teachers alike as captain of the Grudgby team, Boscha wields her social dominance like a weapon against those who might challenge her, betraying a sense of insecurity and jealousy. She is certainly passionate and determined, but she won't accept anybody into her social circle who she believes lacks those traits. It's a serious blow to her ego when Willow not only stands up to her in their Grudgby match, but wins over her friends even though Boscha's team won.

Deck Order:

< Previous: Knight of Wands | Next: King of Wands >

Show Chronology:

< Previous: The Lovers (Upright) | Next: The Emperor >

[z0mbiew00d]

I tried to make a caption and my brain went blank

[roodles03]

Defending Him

Yeah yeah its a series of redraws calm down. This isn't a au I just felt like it fit them.

I put Boscha in her Grudgby jacket because its the time of year where she's at her worst. Everything else just kinda fell into place.

Also yes Boscha would absolutely get her ass kicked but she won't let herself appear threatened in front of Willow. Willow would get in serious trouble for dueling Boscha though because ShE's THe sTaR GrUdgBy PlaYEr aNd iF sHe gEtS iN trOuBle tHe TeAM wILl lOse (Yes real schools are like this. i went to one.)

Side note, while on the topic of Boscha, I've had serveal people criticize my writing of Boscha in my fanfics because never seems to get any punishment for her bullying. And like... I understand because as a reader you do want her to get punished so she can pay for what she's done, but the reason why I don't typically do this is because the show literally makes it clear that Boscha doesn't get punished by the school because she's the Grudgby captain. She can get away with almost anything because if she gets in trouble then Hexside will do worse in sports matches, and the staff don't want that because people care WAY too much about sports.

And also schools get geninuely almost never do anything to actually stop bullying. Again, real schools are like this. I lived through that shit. I'm glad TOH protrays this because all those kids shows that are like "If yOur BeInG bUlLied tEll aN adUlt" just don't work. Adults don't do jack shit most of the time. Any time I went to an adult they'd be like, "Well maybe you shouldn't *insert neurodivegant trait here,* and you wouldn't be bullied" or "Oh he probably just likes you," "Oh just ignore them," and then did jack shit. And I'm sure I'm not the only one who can vouch for this.

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[jazzymusicorn28]

The Owl House characters For the Future + Tumblr Text Posts

[yardsards]

willow at amity in 1x15: i can't say we're friends, but it's... a start

amity at alador in 2x14: it's a start.

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luz at amity in 2x8: everything is so crazy right now, and i have no idea what my future holds, but it would be so cool if you were in it

amity at luz in 3x1: i know things are scary, and i don't know what the future holds, but it would be so cool if you were a part of that

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alador at odalia (in front of amity) in 2x20: this is too much, even for you

amity at boscha in 3x2: this is a bit much, even for you

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i love her little tendency to use social scripts she learned from other people

[boschlowtxt]

puppet girl

[reicav97]

That girl that don't know the meaning of 'NO'

[owl-house-incorrectly]

Boscha: When we heard that there was a human trying to be a witch, Luz, most of us called you names behind your back.

Boscha: Like “the Thomas Edison of incompetence” or “that dick”.

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[bebepoodle]

boscha forever lives on in my soul

[flower-boi16]

Can we stop shipping victims with their abusers please?

[alex-no-sleep]

Still one of my most favorite character designs

[roontwo]

long owl house rant! yayyyyy!!!(spoilers)

one of my favorite things about the owl house is the implications. for example, titans corpses make up the two landscapes we see throughout the entire series(not counting the shot from the atmosphere where we are bunch of unidentified land masses). titan trapper island, the hand of a significantly large titan with the rest submerged underwater, and the boiling isles being the whole corpse of Kings dad. life on either of these places is confirmed to have inherited magic from the strong residual magic from the titan they formed on. the defeat of Belos would likely lead to a lasting peace, that combined with social advancements like the university of wild magic and the potential inclusion of humans in magic society would undoubtedly lead to an economic boom, as well as a boom in population. the boiling isles is fairly small for the only known and inhabited continent left after the titan trapper island is abandoned, with the only way to get to it destroyed. the implication of this, combined with the inevitable rise in population, and the fact that the only inhabitable spaces we see are comprised of titan corpses, is that one day King will have to die and bear life on the continent that forms from his body(The Collector and construction magic combined with human architecture notwithstanding of course). the untold number of grimwalkers that Belos created and destroyed. a child using advanced abomination magic in the time pool episode implying that magic was stronger in the wild era. the time paradox with Luz and Philip. every “evil” character that turns good.

Boscha’s bullying being heavily informed by how much she values her friends, ie. “willow has to make friends out of plants”, “you’re not cute, i still have more friends than you!”. “captain goes first”(as long as you guys follow behind me), her reaction to Amity breaking away from the group. the only real moment of emotion from her being when she cries upon getting her friends back.

Darius’s dismissiveness of Hunter being informed by his worry that he’s too busy riding Belos’s coattails to be a real person. every character we see chase Belos’s favor is punished for it because it is an unachievable goal(Lilith, Kikimora,Odalia) and Darius wishes to save Hunter from this fate.(also the previous golden guard was his mentor and he mighttttt know what happens to grimwalkers, “why does Darius look so sad in this?”).

Principal Bump’s initial denial of Luz’s desire to study multiple tracks being informed by how seriously he takes his job and how he truly believes that no student is irredeemable. he assigned her to the potions track(under the guise of randomness) because he knows she only knows two spells and has to use paper to cast them, meaning that the only track that she would reasonably stand a chance in is the only one that only requires mixing ingredients.

Amity’s initial distaste for Luz(AND WILLOWWWWWW????) being informed by her abusive perfectionist upbringing. she desperately wants to be her own witch, but has been conditioned to believe that doing so will only bring shame to her and her family. so when she sees Luz breaking all of those rules, exploring magic in such an unabashed, unorthodox way, and loving it, she’s resentful of her freedom. of the fact that she doesn’t know anything about what it supposedly takes to be a witch but she’s just doing it anyway.

every episode of this show, even the last 3 that disney didn’t even wanna give us, are packed full of insanely deep implications and character motivations that i just can’t stop thinking about. and this is all without digging into lore that didn’t get explored super hard like the archivists and such.also willow is perfect in every way, i love her.