#boy am i glad to be normal

[ruinme-please]

𝑰𝑽𝒀

oh god

[heartscrypt]

link click is an anime about a normal girl and her gay little freak foster brother and nothing bad happens to either of them ever

[poseidonewithyou]

I can be normal about Dorian Pavus I can be normal about Dorian Pavus I can be normal about Dorian Pavus I can be normal about Dorian Pavus I can be normal about Dorian Pavus I can be normal about Dorian Pavus I can be normal about Dorian Pavus I can be normal about Dorian Pavus I can be normal about Dorian Pavus I can be normal about Dorian Pavus I can be normal about Dorian Pavus I can be normal about Dorian Pavus I can be normal about Dorian Pavus I can be normal about

[essektheylyss]

It took me like two hours to process that Caleb's description of dunamis actually was somewhat new information and then go back to grab the transcription because, uh, both "form of magic that exists between the fabric of all of forces of power" and "one of the oldest and most fundamental forces" are far more confidently firm descriptions than we ever got in campaign 2.

Was I actually roughly correct about what dunamis was??? HELLO???

VINDICATION?!?!

[dusty-pistol]

Public announcement /silly

@themostsanebug, my bad if you're asleep rn then uh IGNORE THIS NOTIFICATION and GO BACK TO BED!! A fly needs his rest and all that

[little-creature-business]

Kobyyy!!

I think he deserves blue eyes /hj

errmmm and little note :3

signature is different bc we post on different accounts, this is like a little hideaway account where some of our friends/irls can’t see our insane thoughts and art HAVAIHS

Yagh 🙏 that is us, we didn’t steal this, and even if you thought you can go to that account whenever and see the art is the same and we even reference this account /srs

[isfjmel-phleg]

While I'm not crazy about the choice to take a Freudian angle in analysis here, Red Tornado's descriptions of the boys in Young Justice 1998 #1 do interestingly foreshadow their arcs, specifically during the Apokolips storyline.

Bart has "no concept of danger or mortality" and is "all instinct, no before-or-after thought." On Apokolips, he uses his newfound power of temporary self-duplication recklessly and ignores his friends' pleas for him to be careful. Circumstances lead to his scout dying, which means he "experiences" the death too. He goes into a coma in which he replays his own death over and over again. After recovering physically, he ends up making the considered decision to leave the team for the sake of his mental health, because being a hero "isn't fun anymore."

Kon has "a grasp of morality and ethics, capable of making basic judgment calls." During the mission to Apokolips, he fights with Tim about moral concerns--what to prioritize, whether Tim can be trusted. For Kon, there's almost always a clear ethical answer, and he will put what he believes is right before all else. His commitment to his convictions leads to the team splitting. As the leader of half the split team, he wavers between looking out for his friends and giving impressive but reckless orders. When everything falls apart, he will blame himself for Bart's almost-death and agonize over his fractured friendship with Tim.

Tim has "a highly developed moral sense" and is "the most natural leader." He is highly conscientious as the team's leader on the mission to Apokolips but has very different priorities from Kon's. He concentrates on "best use of resources, and duty and obligation," which clashes with Kon's more instinctual sense of morality. He makes practical choices and stands by them, disdaining following one's heart above a sense of duty, but at the same time he agonizes over his gray worldview and wishes he could afford a more singleminded approach to ethics. While captured and tortured, he has visions in which he is driven to break the moral code he lives by as a hero (no killing). After the mission is over, he feels so guilty for letting the team down by not maintaining their trust that he resigns.

[awkwardexxodus]

ahaha you guys ever think of how hazel and frank befriended and bonded with a version of percy that doesnt exist anymore. wym no

[desperatepleasures]

HASUMI!!!!!

[codecicle]

if your life had gone differently there could've been a universe where you'd be an insufferable teenage boy with the most godawful takes in the class but fortunately we live in a world where you're a nerd about dnd and mcrp on tumblr.com and a cool mutual with the most based takes on the dash.

@everyone get online rn who gave me this hardread. fess up and come off anon

[boo-moved]

I dunno man. something about growing up as a tall girl really sticks with you

[monstriiss]

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[skrunksthatwunk]

babysnake has been pretty reclusive for the past few days, so i haven't really seen him much (this is normal for him when he's preparing to shed). anyway i fed him and, sure enough, he's about as pale as he can get

cw: dead mouse visible in first 2 images. it's not bloody and you can't see its face

for reference this is his normal coloring:

[julie-finlay]

Finlay Friday

13x08: “CSI on Fire”, script extracts. Pt. 4/4.

[jatersade]

Hi! I also just finished watching Dead Boy Detectives and OH MY GOD IT WAS SO GOOD!! I figured it would be fun and campy and I hadn’t checked the rating or seen anything but the bare minimum of promos, so I was a little worried it was aimed at a younger age range and I wouldn’t be able to get into it but BOY have I never been happier to be wrong. If you ever wanna talk about it more, hit me up!

EXACTLY I started watching it not expecting too much but by the end of the second episode I was absolutely ENTHRALLED. I truly do not remember the last time a show gave me such intense brain worms so quickly!!!! absolutely delicious!!! turns out I am not immune to shows that were apparently made in a lab to appeal to me personally 🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️

[flockrest]

cont. from here / @gloryseized

     The knight, for once, says more than he needs to. Under this swath of moonlight they've claimed for themselves, his hands hew a voice out of his stone silence, answering questions Revali hadn't asked — wouldn't have presumed nor deigned to ask.

     "I tried to fly from the castle," he reveals, as though he doesn't have a reputation amongst royalty to besmirch.

     "I liked the paraglider," he admits, as though he isn't a wall of deadened conversation on any other given day.

     Revali can't tell if these are mere pleasantries or real sincerities. He supposes it doesn't matter, all things considered. None of this needed — needs — to be known.

     And yet.

     He turns away. His wings fold across his chest, gaze settling somewhere on the darkened horizon. He pretends he sees more past these swaying grasses and floating fireflies — more than what his eyes would ever allow him to at this hour — if only to push the sudden prickling beneath his feathers out of mind. If only to keep the one responsible for the way they begin to ruffle out of sight.

     "As you should," he scoffs. The peace leaves him as the itch worsens, like the steadying trickle of a brook into a creek. "It was fashioned by masters of their crafts. Even with your inexperience, your test flight would have attested to this."