#claudia (tdp)

[hiccupshypotheticalleftsock]

girl he has you raising the dead for him. stop.

[1very1fancy1doilies1]

Claudia's new haircut is so cute!! this was supposed to be super simple, but I just had to get dramatic with the lighting :P

[kalystara]

sooo....about s6

[hadesisqueer]

Free my girl Claudia of criticism look at her she's so cute ignore the second picture she's just going through the second worst experience a girl could go through (being 19 years old)

[ac0531]

WELL WE ARE DOOMED

[jade-of-mourning]

i miss them

[agentoffangirling]

I think something that's so interesting about The Dragon Prince is that none of the characters in the show are ever out-of-character

Like even in my favorite pieces of media with my favorite characters, I can easily admit there are plenty of moments where they are out-of-character to further the plot, to make a joke, to have meta commentary, etc, but that never seems to happen in TDP

Callum always acts like Callum, Rayla is always Rayla, Ezran is always Ezran, Viren is always Viren, Claudia is always Claudia; no matter how vile the actions might be, even though we're all screaming at the TV for them not to do it, we all know it makes sense for them to do it, and they know that it's awful as well, but they have no other choice

And it's like. They're all so complex. There are so many characters in The Dragon Prince yet they all act differently. They are all infinitely complex with their own drive and motivations, even if they only show up for two seconds. They're all so human

Aaron Ehasz and all other writers on the TDP team have mastered the art of characters. No one is perfectly good, no one is perfectly bad, they all make complicated choices that make sense for them in their respective journeys all without sacrificing the integrity of the story. It absolutely spectacular

In case you couldn't tell, I love TDP (and I need season 7 right now)

[a-very-sparkly-nerd]

all hyperfixating on rayllum rn so you don't think about how viren violated lissa and corvus's imprisonment and aaravos's daughter got murdered and claudia's gonna resurrect her dad a third time say aye

[luniviravosshipper]

Viren’s children in a nutshell

[sorinethemastermind]

[shheep]

(Claudia voice) babe wake up I'm about to cast the most morally abhorrent soulbinding spell on us

[zosiafsfs]

girldad <3 made as a

girldad......made by request of my irl as a wallpaper

[ayzaart]

(sketch) TDP S7 CONFIRMED LETS GO???

[imjustmarcy]

Idk about you guys but I think this season finally gave us more on an insight into Viren as a human and as a father rather than a villain and a dark mage like in the previous seasons.

Like, at least to me, back in the first season it gave me the impression he almost saw Soren as replazable, more like a subordinate and not his son. Like he wouldn't care about whether Soren came back from looking for the princes or not.

This time though, he's openly very affectionate with his vision of baby Soren. He explicitly said 'l love you too', played with him, and desperately said he'd do anything to bring him back when he thought he was gone.

It's almost like the villain, dark mage part of him died with him, and Claudia only brought back her and Soren's dad.

I 100% think Viren was a bitch before because the dark magic did currupt him down to his soul and not only his appearance. Claudia said it was like a reset when he came back, so maybe that's why he's acting like this now: He's back to being almost fully human, not a dark mage. And that's also why Claudia is going more and more off the deep end every single time she uses dark magic.

There's a price to dark magic, and I think it not only takes the life of the animals and insects used to conjure a spell. It takes a part of the user's own humanity too.

Edit just to say: maybe this is why Callum is so crossed about dark magic too. He's very intuitive, so it's not only that he thinks it's immoral, but when he did dark magic the first time he felt something shift and he knows it comes with a higher price than everyone thinks. Maybe that's also why he's not phased by the idea of killing Aaravos while Ezran looks horrified at the idea.

Post Season 6 episode 8 edit just to say: I hate myself for being right but I hate this episode even more. I going to commit drastic actions against myself. What the fuck. Episode 6 too, that shit was uncalled for.

[kalystara]

have you met Claudia yet?

[ac0531]

BABY SOREN AND CLAUDIA