#c2e130

[piratespencil]

God… listening to ep 129 and 130… I’m getting so emotional about the way the Nein are getting their affairs in order. Saying goodbyes.

It’s about Veth and Jester promising Yeza and Marion that they’ll come back alive, but you know that they don’t really believe it. It’s about Caduceus telling his sister that he doesn’t think he’ll come back, but he’d like his name somewhere in the Grove if his family doesn’t get his body back.

It’s about the rest of the Nein not having anyone to say goodbye to like this, because they are already each other’s closest family. It’s about wondering if it’s better to have people you love and have to leave, or to go to your death with the people you love most at your side.

It’s Veth saying this is the last time. It’s Caduceus saying it has to be me because I don’t want it to be you.

These episodes are really hitting so hard.

[jonsrightrib]

Caduceus, pre M9

I Won’t Come, Kabir // No Surprises, Radiohead // Convallaria majalis // Death at a Great Distance, Mary Oliver // Agoraphobia, Autoheart // C2E130, Taliesin Jaffe // This One Summer, Mariko Tamaki // Tissue, Imtiaz Dharker // Eleven AM, Edward Hopper // Prologue, Arthur Rimbaud

[thewholedamnboulangerie]

listening to c2e130 as I cook and my mouth just dropped open… listen I’m connecting dots LUDINUS DA’LETH IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CORRUPTION OF THE SAVALIERWOOD SOMEHOW

[nerdandtie]

Stormwood & Associates: C2E130. The Office (Battle of the Stars Part 8)

[traegorn]

New Stormwood: C2E130. The Office (Battle of the Stars Part 8) http://dlvr.it/TCY8Cs

[vethbrenatto]

A blood feud it is then.

[ithinkthiswasabadidea]

[theregoesmylurkerstatus]

Caduceus: Please don’t blow me up again

Veth: I’ll aim for someone else

Caduceus “I love you like family and that is a threat” Clay: Fjord’s looking flammable

Veth “I will never forget Button Beard” Brenatto: He always does

[jinxknight]

The Four Horsemen of the Nordverse.

[seanotturom]

you mean to tell me. you mean to tell me that the night before the nein showed up on cad’s doorstep, he dreamed of the nine eyes?

you mean to tell me that caduceus, high on lily juice, after a decade of solitude, had a vision of the end of the world from his deity that implied they’ll take you there so get ready?

and then he didn’t think about it again until vokodo’s mind shrapnel triggered a series of too-familiar nightmares that he just, what, wasn’t going to mention?

caddy boy, why don’t you ever talk about your feelings

[ariadne-mouse]

I bet the reason Pumat could see through the M9′s disguises is because he has Truesight or a similar ability enchanted into his inventor’s goggles... just pop down the right lens and you can see the classic all-girl adventuring party that just came into your establishment is actually your favorite ramshackle group of chaotic assholes who think that you, a prestigious arcane enchanter, might sell them milk and cereal

[ashleyinwondrland]

Jester going to the Gentleman’s door and not knocking, just touching the door and momentarily listening to her reunited parents talk before leaving, broke my heart.

Jester is the one who was always optimistic, the glass isn’t just half full it’s definitely full, she always finds the silver lining. She always felt pretty confident that things were going to turn out well. Like in her books, a happy ending.

But now she knows things don’t work like that, life isn’t like her books so she’s taken a hit from that. The glass is less full. And she doesn’t even think she is coming back, she knows there’s a chance that she won’t. She isn’t sure if any of them will come back, and she is scared.

Then she talks to Fjord, trying to give him some closure with his old captain, the closest thing he had to a father. Like what she got with her parents, no unfinished business. But Fjord doesn’t want that, he says they will go see him when they are done with all of this. He says it like he’s saying the sun is going to rise tomorrow, just a fact.

And he fills up her glass again.

[your-turn-to-role]

so i have something to contribute to the discussion on the caleb frumpkin scene eventually, i've just had very little time to properly collate my thoughts, and overall i agree with both takes i've seen around and i think it's a very grey situation with a lot of nuance

but my favourite thing has been watching precisely three reactions come out of that:

1) this is good for caleb because he's finally moving on from the past that haunts him

2) this is bad for caleb because he's trying to detatch himself from everything that matters to him because he doesn't expect to survive and in his very trauma filled headspace is lowkey giving up

3) you DITCH frumpkin?? you ditch his body like the football? oh! oh! jail for caleb! jail for caleb for One Thousand Years!!!!

[talkshitgetcrit]

As I am watching ep 130 of the 2nd campaign, I need to slowly come to terms with the fact that soon I’ll have to say goodbye to the mighty nein and the plethora of the various npcs populating wildemount.

I remember when I first started watching, it seemed IMPOSSIBLE to ever get finished with the whole campaign, so I had no issue fully latching into this loveable weird little bunch that make up the m9. I still have 10 episodes, 40+ hours left and I am already getting sappy. I can’t imagine how he’s it must be for all of them. They have spent hundreds and hundreds of hours becoming and BEING those characters and then suddenly… you have to bid this sort of you goodbye. My heart already hurts so much.

[vethbrenatto]

What are you guys up to, I guess?

Bonus Cast Reaction:

[vexing-imogen]

this episode has forcefully shown me that I am Not Ready to say goodbye to any of the Mighty Nein