#claudia x terry

[adashulaz]

A new AU because I'm a loser who desperately wants a tft relationship despite being cupioromantic, this one is silly I promise though

Leola lives because she isn't accused of teaching humans magic

There is no border so there are elves within the human kingdoms and humans within elven towns/villages

Callum, Ezran, and Rayla still meet because of Rayla, Runaan, and the other elves from the first episode going to Katolis(have yet to decided why)

Soren is still sick in this AU, this is due to his lungs not being permanently healed/fixed with dark magic, his spine is also a little messed up because he was doing some trick and fell on it weird

Soren is commonly seen with Mukho(Mushroom Mage) and the mushroom critters because they are his main caretakers as they help ensure he can still breathe properly and that his spine doesn't get worse

Viren and Lissa don't get a divorce since she doesn't end up seeing Viren as a monster

Claudia and Terry still end up together, they meet earlier though

Leola, Claudia, and Soren are all friends/siblings due to Aaravos and Viren being close, it's very hard to tell if they kiss romantically or not

Corvus and Soren do kiss romantically though, they also hold hands romantically, no one knows how or when it happened but it's a thing now and no one is questioning it

Harrow and Sarai live happily, along with Aanyas moms(I can't remember their names)

There is conflict but only because Sol Regam believes that Aaravos and Leola will end up teaching humans magic

This comes to a head when Callum ends up doing magic

It all goes downhill from here, Sol Regam is going after that boy because of it

That dragon will end up dead at some point but it will take a bit

Janai and Amaya end up together still, they meet while Sol Regam is trying to remove Callum from life

Kazi and Gren as well perhaps

Thats all I fear, this will seem much more interesting as a fic I swear

[secretly-a-catamount]

Would you still love me if I killed them all?

[shadow-rayla]

As someone who’s disabled this is like. Very very important to me 🥹 to see someone’s partner love and care about them, despite their disability. To normalize the use of mobility aids/prosthetics. I love you, Dragon Prince (and I love you Terry and Claudia 🥹🫶🏻)

[eka-paige]

Terry looked at Claudia and said "i can fix her"

And she looked at him and went "I can ruin him"

[ftvs-cm45]

Claudia's NEW Leg

[romancemedia]

[darkcrowprincess]

The Dragon Prince:

Am I the only one that sees the hades and persephone vibes between these two? And considering I'm unsure which version of the myth they use

This could get really bad.

[astral-reg]

Claudia haters DNI!

[marylily-my-beloved]

literally obessed with claudia x terry bc they're sooo cuteeee omggggg

[litsnobconfessions]

A Year of Animation Day 75: The Dragon Prince S7E1-4

Date: March 16, 2025

Day: 75

Content Watched: The Dragon Prince, Season 7, Episodes 1-4

Year: 2018-2024

Rating: TV-Y7

Run Time: 104 minutes

I know I'm about to start an argument here, but I really like season 7. I love seeing how everything comes together. We get to find out about the orphan queen (is this why Katolis has a law that only orphans can ascend to the throne? I still think it's weird), we get more history about Katolis and Xadia, and things from the first and second seasons come back to haunt us. Season 7 is also where I realized that arc 2 is a whole hell of a lot darker than arc 1. Is it just season 7? Or does it slowly descend into darkness and you don't realize it because you're in the pot as it boils? Regardless, a lot of people have to make a lot of tough decisions, and I have a lot of feels. Let's get into it.

I think my favorite bit of animation here was when Astrid removed her blindfold and saw the sun for the first time, so bright that it was almost too much for her. I think my favorite episode of these is "Unfinished Business." I've found that this show does a really good job of playing similar plotlines against one another, and I like how both Rayla and Terry have to find a way to stand up for theirselves, their choices, and their beliefs, even if it means burning bridges. Both narratives also highlight the general theme of love over strength and do so via a story about ghosts. Furthermore, the way Terry takes in the two shimmercrow hatchlings reminds me of Tobias morphing the mother rabbit in The Pretender. And I like the New Moon Ceremony. I like how Rayla faces the literal ghosts to remove her metaphorical ghost status.

As far as things coming full circle, this is where we learn that Claudia had, as a child, a map to the Garden of the Innocents. We learn that only someone with a true heart can see the map, and it leads to a unicorn graveyard. Which is likely how Claudia once aquired a unicorn horn for Viren (back in season 2). And when they go to the Puzzle House, they learn that Kpp'Ar was practicing self-eating, which is why he had a bandage on his arm in last season's flashback when Viren took the staff from him.

"Death Alive" was another opportunity for The Dragon Prince to create a major conflict between Callum and Rayla. As soon as she promised that she wouldn't leave for the Silvergrove without him, my husband and I both thought something was going to get in the way. Like Runaan just taking off by himself and Rayla having to follow him. Instead, Rayla makes him go with her to Katolis because, as she (re)states what Runaan told her, "I made a promise to the human I love." This, of course, leads to Runaan being imprisoned and the first of Callum and Rayla's Big Choices: whether or not to break him out. I really like the scene in which Rayla tells him she wouldn't ask him for help, and he answers with, "you don't have to ask."

Callum here, is a foil to Miyana, who has been going along with what her lover has wanted and now has to make the Big Choice of whether to continue. In this case, she decides that raising her child is now more important to her than any plans of revolution, and I think Karim's description of their son as his "heir" is really telling of his priorities. I also think the big difference here between Miyana and Callum, both agreeing to break the law to help the person they love, is that Miyana seems to have stolen the sun seed specifically for Karim, whereas Callum has his own reasons for helping Runaan--he doesn't do it just because he loves Rayla. He does it because he thinks it's the right thing to do.

Which is the conflict that Terry finds himself in and the Big Choice he has to make. Up to now, Terry has gone along with what Claudia is doing because he loves her. And he's been rationalizing the hell out of things because he loves her. But we see, even as early as the "Death Alive," that this reationalization is getting harder and harder. He backs away from Aravos. And he provides Claudia with his opinion. Up to now, he's told her that she needs to make these decisions on her own, though he will support her, whatever she decides. But now he tells her he thinks its a bad idea because it will continue a cycle of vengence and violence. And he continues to discourage her from engaging in dark magic--such as using Kpp'Ar's story about giving it up. Terry's morals are slowly becoming stronger than his love, and in "The Glittering Bones," he hits his tipping point and has to make his Big Choice.

But going back to Miyana and Karim, Janai and Ezran are faced with Big Choices regarding their prisoners and the conflicts with their brothers. Fortunately for them, they each have an advisor (Amaya and Anya respectively) to assist them in this process. I do like that Janai agrees to pardon the army that goes with Miyana, and I think her mercy shows fruit here--the soldiers do seem ready to take their second chances, and even Miyana, once she is granted amnesty, is ready to accept the life she has been given in order to raise her child, leaving Karim as the only holdout, and Janai trapped between pardoning the leader of the rebellion and execuiting her own brother.

I do think that in real life, this would be an even more difficult situation. That is to say, we approve of Janai's actions and disapprove of Karim's because we are guided to these opinions. Janai is written as a hero and Karim as a villain. But in another story, Karim might be written as a hero (peraps the story of Marcus, who is forced to wear a broken link when Viren becomes king in season 3). Certainly from his point of view, he is in the right not to back down. So I think that we should ask ourselves: how do we know? How do we know that we're Marcus or Karim? Janai or Viren?

 I think the answer lies in Harrow's words about strength and vulnerability. We must ask ourselves: are our actions out of love or strength? Do do they build up others around us? Or only ourselves? Are we defending and supporting the vulnerable? Or tearing them down? I think that when we know we are acting out of love, rather than strength or vengence (like Callum, defending Runaan), we know we are making the right decision. Of course, ever since Callum acquired the ocean arcanum, this has also been an ever increasing theme in the show--you don't know if you're making the right decision. On some level, you never do.

I feel like seeing Viren again was a turning point for Ezran. It was the first time he approached someone purely out of anger and revenge. But for the most part, he still believed in creating a narrative of love, rather than a narrative of revenge. Until Katolis burned. Honestly, I think I felt about as shocked as Callum and Rayla when he demanded Runaan be imprisoned for killing Harrow, so I was grateful for Anya. Come to think of it, she plays a role a little like Terry here. Up to this point, she has only offered her support and told Ezran he had to find his own path. But here, she finally offers wisdom--to let Callum go--which ultimately helps lead Ezran back to the path of love over strength.

Finally, the scene in which Ethari and Runaan reunite reminds me so much of the end of Peter Pan, when Wendy and the boys return to find that when their mother sees them, she doesn't believe her own eyes. She's seen them so many times in her dreams, she says, that she can no longer tell if she's dreaming or if she's awake (those of you who have seen Hook may remember this line from that movie as well.) I felt like Ethari had been through a similar experience in mourning Runaan.

[infinityinakiss]

terry making me cry right now, what the hell does a girl have to do to get a partner like terry?

[raayllum]

How Terry and Claudia Compare / Contrast Rayllum in S4

So Terry/Claudia and Rayla/Callum parallel each other as couples. Let’s talk about it.

Intro

The first is their set up, after all:

Rayla and Claudia have been foils ever since the first season. Both failing their fathers in 1x03, with Claudia letting the egg slip through her fingers and Rayla taking a hard stance against Runaan. Them being pushed into their fathers’ death seeking paths of dark mage and assassin, and being pushed further into those roles in S4, somewhat or downright reluctantly. Wandering Xadia for two years on a quest regarding Viren — one to save him, one to kill him. 

Then you have Terry and Callum’s parallels. Both are concerned with their names in 4x01, agency in 4x07, and feelings, well, throughout. In some ways their differences are more pronounced in S4 because of what Callum has been through and their differing trauma; for Callum, he chose to shut down. For Terry, he decided that he would be “strong enough to do whatever [he] needs to do and still have feelings — to feel all the feelings” (4x07). But I’d wager if we put Arc 1 Callum next to S4 Terry, their goofier, sweeter natures would stand out even more — even with their “trees to meet you” notwithstanding. 

Not that this is how the parallels always go. Callum and Claudia are both mages and Aaravos’ pawns with Rayla and Terry along for the ride. Rayla and Terry also have parallels (“I think too much, get confused about the right thing to do” —1x08 / “Claudia says I think too much about everything, and that it makes me weird, and wonderful, so” —4x07). 

However, we’ll return more specifically to the Claudia-Rayla, Terry-Callum parallels later in regards to S5 speculation, so put a pin in that. For now, let’s just look at episode set up and contrast, beginning sparingly in 

4x01 — Partnership VS Isolation 

On Callum’s birthday, and Viren’s re-birthday, the final two scenes of the episode both feature couples, introducing where each currently are in ways the episode hadn’t previously prioritized establishing. 

In Claudia’s final scene in 4x01, we meet Terry and learn that they began dating during the timeskip. In Callum’s final scene in 4x01, we learn that Rayla’s been gone for at least a year if not longer, and that Callum’s worried sick / still madly in love with her. The contrast is immediate and apparent, amplified by Janai and Amaya’s engagement earlier on in the episode; two couples are happy together — hell, even Claudia is happy and with an elf no less, but Callum’s previously rock solid partnership has broken apart. He’s alone. [If you’re interested in a more thorough breakdown of this aspect and indeed 4x01 in general, please check out this meta regarding 4x01 and this one about 4x02.]

Where one couple came together during the timeskip, another fell apart, both featuring a human mage with abandonment issues and an elf with too good a heart and one too many thoughts (but again, more on that later).

We of course have the parallels already demonstrated above of Callum and Terry meeting their girlfriend’s father, respectively. Terry, by virtue of having a season sharing screentime with Viren, gets to develop a much more fleshed out relationship with him than Callum does with Ethari. What’s interesting, however, is that Terry is concerned (somewhat) with Viren’s approval, and he doesn’t comment often on Claudia and Viren’s actual dynamic, even if he does nudge at it:

This is a direct contrast to Callum, who does vehemently challenge the assigned role and treatment Rayla receives upon her homecoming and reunion with Ethari:

Claudia has also suffered greatly to bring her father back to the dead, Terry seemingly witnessing most of that, a tantamount of trauma being the reason Terry probably does step back and let her steer the ship (even more so than Viren does in S4, but getting off topic again). I think it speaks to Rayllum vs Clauderry’s roots - one was formed on the basis of a shared goal (returning Zym) vs supporting a singular goal primarily driven by one of them (resurrecting Claudia’s father), and then tag teaming their way through. 

However, Ethari does take to Callum quickly when all is said and done, however brief, whereas the first time Viren seems to really consider Terry is in 4x04, but we’ll get there when we get there. For now, let’s talk about the episode that probably has some of the biggest and most overt parallels between these two couples in the season, which is

4x03 - Mornings and Murder

We cut from Rayllum at nighttime, despondent and salvaging something of a reunion that didn’t go the way either of them actually want, to Claudia and Terry, flirting and talking happily even and bathed in the rising sunlight even if they’re about to attempt something dangerous. 

Then we get an exchange from Claudia and Terry that should feel eerily familiar, in both dialogue and in action:

Rayla: Just one more thing. I go into the portal alone. Callum: Rayla—

Rayla: No. You said it was dangerous. I’m not going to risk both of us. Callum: Fine. But the second it seems like you’re in danger, I’m jumping in after you. 

Terry: But since you’re going in alone, you need to promise me you’ll signal if you need help. 

A bag is handed over, a deal is made, and we see Rayla and Claudia offer more of their independent streaks (“It’s down to me, isn’t it? Of course it is” —Rayla, 1x05 / “It’s up to me again, she thought. It’s always up to me” —Claudia, Lost Child short story) in the face of boyfriends who would really prefer they don’t risk themselves like this. Now for Terry, this does make more sense — his plant powers are useful when he has the element of surprise, but he doesn’t seem like a particularly combative elf or that he has much of a background in fighting — whereas Callum is perfectly capable of both of those things as a mage. However, Terry is still the one to bail Claudia out, much like how Callum ends up saving Rayla and helping them both escape in Through the Moon, and we see Rayla’s duality — Callum is allowed to risk his life for the things he believes in, and she’ll even encourage and offer to fight by his side, when those things aren’t her.

Rayllum do get a sweet morning scene in 4x03, though, with Terry tending to Claudia’s hair, and Rayla taking care of well, her prince’s less than dignified drool, but the softness remains largely the same (even if, like Claudia, she departs at the end of the scene).

The bulk and perhaps most immediate parallel, though, is how much Rayla and Callum are tied to Claudia and Terry through Ezran’s speech. While it is about many things and a reiteration of the show’s overall themes of breaking the cycle of violence and vengeance, it is also applying more literally to both Claudia’s ongoing fight with Ibis in the first half of his speech, and Callum’s feelings about Rayla throughout the season in the second half of his speech.

Ezran: It hurts! I feel pain about this and I am angry! We all want peace and we all want love. But violence tests us. In a twisted way, it converts us to its cause. Because pain and loss feel so terrible inside, you want to hate. You want to hurt someone else. So what do we do? How can we stop this cycle? Violence, loss, pain. Violence, loss, pain. More violence. Stop! Stop. I just want to yell stop. But that’s not enough. It won’t work. 

Ezran: But… It’s not that easy or simple. Because people are still hurting and they are still angry. We can’t ignore that, or pretend it will go away. Somehow, we have to hold it all in our hearts at the same time. We have to acknowledge the weight of the pain and loss, but open up our eyes and allow ourselves to hope and maybe forgive and love again.

Callum: You’re right, though. It feels silly with everything that’s going on, but... I don’t know how to feel about Rayla either.  Ezran: She’s been trying hard to get things back like they were. Callum: But things aren’t like they were. And she messed them up! And when she came back, I was so happy but so mad at the same time. I wish I could just forgive her, but it—it—it’s so hard. 

The most worrisome thing, however, even if we don’t know which side of Rayllum (or possibly both) it may parallel in the future is what Terry infamously does for Claudia. 

Now, there’s the obvious takeaways here: the parallels between this scene and Soren stabbing Viren in 3x09; the fact that Claudia’s path will continue to perpetuate the cycle and hurt the people she loves by proxy; the way the Dragon Prince rarely portrays murder in a less than devastating note; to further Terry’s character and his unique role to play; to offer up parallels to Viren that are explored next episode and even Callum later on in the season; and last but not least to harken back to Runaan’s words that Claudia definitely hasn’t lived by—“Life is valuable. Life is precious. We take it, but we do not take it lightly.” 

But Ibis’ murder and Terry’s subsequent breakdown over taking a life does raise certain questions about Callum and Rayla going forward in two key ways, respectively. Rayla’s is the most straight forward so I’ll start there.

One of the ways that Terry and Rayla are most bound, currently, is their relationship to killing. For the first three seasons, Rayla is primarily an assassin who has never taken a life, something that is a source of shame, transformation, and occasional pride for her (although not often). It is in fact her level of doubt / belief in her own inevitability of failure that pressures into her concluding that Viren is secretly, somehow alive, propelling her to leave in Through the Moon. Then 4x03 gives us Terry, a similarly good hearted elf, who flat out breaks down sobbing after taking an innocent life - and admittedly one that was about to take Claudia’s. Then you have Callum later on in the season, for a variety of complicated reasons and muddled emotionally processing on all ends, asking Rayla to do the same thing. To take his life before he can hurt someone else - the people he cares about, as the camera pans right to showing her in the shot. Ouch. 

It’s pretty clear that Rayla will not successfully and/or permanently murder Callum, if she’s even willing to attempt it at all, even in self defense. However, through Terry, the show explores the heaviness of doing something terrible largely against your will, under the burden of desperation or threat of coercion, something that both Callum and Rayla are going to have to wrestle with. For Callum, he’s already grappling with it (“I’m afraid he’ll force me to do awful things”), and for Rayla, she’ll be forced to wrestle with it at the same time as him if Aaravos does take him over again. 

This is also where Callum’s parallels to Terry gets particularly interesting as well. The Dragon Prince repeatedly frames murder in the face of self defense (specifically in defense of someone else) as something that removes agency: 

This is exactly what Callum is worried about - having no choice because of Aaravos’ ability to possess him - even if there could be other forms of coercion and manipulation at play. Viren did plenty of terrible things to protect his family and says as much outright in 4x04; Soren did something awful to protect Ezran in 3x09; and Viren was prepared to do something awful but “necessary” in murdering a baby, even if he didn’t go through with it, pulled in by the allure of power. 

Which is to say: Rayla’s test of love will probably be refusing to kill Callum, and working to save him from possession. Thus, that begs the question of what Callum’s test will be, specifically: What will he do to protect his loved ones, perhaps Rayla in particular?

Only time can tell, but I think S5 is setting up to see the lengths Callum and Terry will be willing to go to, and what their respective girlfriends are willing, or not willing, to ask of them, in order to save their girlfriends’ parents, and/or to free/stop Aaravos in the first place. 

But that’s all speculative. For now I want to talk about one of the smaller but still sweet parallels in the season, as well as one of the more interesting tradeoffs. 

4x04 - Watching Your Lover Sleep / The Middle of the Night

There are four scenes this season where Character A watches Character B, with whom they have/had a romantic entanglement, sleep, which isn’t a ton but is still funny that it happened four times. I’ve already talked about one of them in 4x03 with Rayla watching Callum sleep. 4x04 boasts the second one (and the only one that doesn’t involve Callum at all) with Terry watching Claudia sleep, and is also one of my favourite scenes for their dynamic.

Then Callum and Rayla have another one, in 4x06 (which is also one of my favourite pining Rayla looks, ever). 

Last but not least we have Claudia also overlooking a sleeping Callum in 4x09, but with a decidedly different reaction compared to the previous three scenes.

Then of course, you have the parallels in 4x04 of Terry and Rayla both sobbing in the middle of the night, accidentally waking Viren and Callum respectively. Again, their similarities and differences between all four are highlighted in a quite clear contrast. Terry is apologetic but opens up without hesitation, while Viren mostly silently listens, sympathizes somewhat, and then offers his “Get a grip” and goes back to sleep. Meanwhile upon being caught, Rayla attempts to shut Callum out four times (“Get away from me” + pushing him away, running away, pushing him away again + “Please leave me alone, I don’t want you to see me like this,” and walking away when he attempts to put a hand on her shoulder). Callum, however, persists, and says all the right things, leading to a much better resolution, even if the weight of Rayla’s failure and exile hasn’t entirely left her.

Now for the last episode specific focus, which is:

4x09 - Hand over Heart 

The season finale brings both couples, somewhat, to a crossroads of sorts. Rayla, for her part, sees Viren again, and has her own two cakes moment: can she chase what she feels she has to do, her self-proclaimed duty, without risking the loss of Callum - whether as a person to death, or as a partner? And Callum, for a variety of complex reasons, says “Yes,” she can. 

Rayla’s drive causes her to clash directly with Claudia, as she takes Terry hostage and Claudia turns the tables on her, flaunting the coins. But where Callum gives a complicated ‘approval’ and show of unconditional love, Terry rightfully pulls Claudia back to herself through his disapproval. 

T: But what you just did, the way you tricked that Moonshadow elf? It was just... cruel. 

On a surface level, we can read Callum’s “I know” as him finally believing in Rayla’s reason (even if I don’t think that’s quite right), but I do think it’s interesting, then, that Claudia giving back the coins is what allowed each girl to ‘come back’ in a way. For Rayla, it was a literal return (as who knows if she would’ve left the cave, or not gone after the mage fam further, without the need/desire to protect the coins) and for Claudia, an emotional/metaphorical one. 

With some final, heartbreaking 4x09 specific parallels to boot:

Honourary Mentions

Other fun parallels that didn’t fit an episode focus:

Callum and Terry’s first scenes in episode 4x01, in some ways largely opening and closing their respective plot lines (A plot in Katolis, B plot in the cave) are focused on their names. Callum stumbles through his different titles while Terry emphasizes his own name, amid trying to figure out which title, if any, he should use for Viren.

This is then impressed upon further with the emphasis on agency in 4x07.

The fact that Terry and Callum are both recipients of canonical panic attacks.

Worry over their girls not being back yet, although for Terry it is of course a much, much briefer separation. (Terry, interestingly enough, also waltzes in and saves Claudia from Soren’s impromptu ‘kidnapping’ / restraining, for lack of a better word.)

Last but not least, I want to talk a little bit more about the Rayla-Claudia parallels this season. It’s a little tricky, as most of their big parallels have to do more with Viren-Callum and Claudia-Rayla, respectively, with the bulk of the Clauderry-Rayllum ones listed up above. However, there are still some worth mentioning.

Rayla and Claudia are both defined by the parents who chose to leave (and to not come back, for forever if not years). They are both acting more and more like their fathers (Rayla with Runaan, and Claudia with Viren) as they also work to one day free/save them in S5. Rayla is far more jaded than she used to be, and Claudia is likewise increasingly unstable, even if both girl fronts decently well at being ‘fine’ most of the time. I am deeply curious to see where they will go as individuals and where their relationships with Terry and Callum will go, as well - whether each one will get better, worse, or something in between. Luckily, just a little over one more month to find out!

In Conclusion

Rayla and Callum have always been the pairing in the show the most prone to having parallels with the show’s other main couples. From a kiss-embrace-forehead touch like the Queens of Duren, holding hands while vowing to protect Azymondias like Lain and Tiadrin, sadly watching your loved one disappear onto the horizon to save someone like Harrow and Sarai, or a bittersweet goodbye kiss initiated by an elf who’s too self sacrificial for their own good like Runaan and Ethari, it seems Rayllum’s parallels to Claudia/Terry are no exception.

It makes me wonder if beyond S5, and if Claudia and Terry to have a physical-ideological split, if Callum and Rayla will also factor into what helps Claudia and Terry repair their dynamic. Forgiveness and being able to move forward, together, are tenets that Callum and Rayla still very much have to learn  - but maybe they could pass it onto someone else, someday, too. 

[ashitanoyuki-on-ao3]

Sudden spark of inspiration for a Terry and Claudia (The Dragon Prince) oneshot.

I am sure the porn writers of the fandom have already written Claudia using dark magic to give Terry a dick and the two subsequently fucking. I'm all here for that, but what about other transition aspects? Specifically, the idea that early on into when they met, maybe even before they became a couple, Claudia uses dark magic to lower Terry's voice to help with voice dysphoria.

I like the idea of this and I THINK I can keep it to a oneshot, hopefully.

[bobgoesw00t]

All caught up with The Dragon Prince and here are my thoughts on what happened in the last episode: ...CLAUDIA CAN SUCK IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I mean, I want her and Terry to be happy, but she's such a FUCKING BIMBO when it comes to dark magic, her dad, and Aaravos, and IT'S ABOUT DAMN TIME SHE GOT BITTEN IN THE ASS BY KARMA! I absolutely love her and Terry as a couple (THEY ARE SO CUTE AND FLUFFY AND WHOLESOME AND OSRGNASOGIJAHGPOEAIRHG TOO CUTE). Still, she TOTALLY deserved to have Rayla slice her leg off for all the bullshit she's done and tried to pull since the series started.

Also, soooo happy Viren gave Aaravos the middle finger and decided to not kill Sir Sparklepuff in the end! He's had the greatest story arc in the last two seasons by far and he deserves to go out on his own terms. Hell, the only reason Claudia came so to getting Aaravos's prison was because she's a STUPID BIMBO AND DIDN'T REALIZE VIREN WAS PERFECTLY OK NOT SURVIVING PASSED THE 30 DAYS!!!!!!!

As for the plotline with Amaya and Janai, GOD I want to bitch slap Karim for being a stupid idiot! He needs to have an intervention at some point before he fucks everything up with the Sunfire Elves...but at the same time, I kind of want to bang him cause DAAAMN HE BE HOT THIS SEASON!!!

Lastly, a few side notes. I totally knew they were going to pull a Yoda with Akiyu the moment she showed up as "TIDEBOUND TINA", I mean you'd have to be a nincompoop not to see that from a mile away. And DAAAAAAAAAMN, WHAT HAPPENED TO FINNIGRIN WAS BRUTAL!!!!!!! He beyond deserved it however and it was nice to see it happen.

This was a good season, and I'm already excited to see what happens next...hopefully, they go ahead and get the Nova Blade as a form of insurance in the chance that Arravos manages to get out of the prison (which, let's all be honest, will probably happen before the show ends xD) and MAYBE, that bimbo Claudia realizes she's been a stupid idiot and comes around to live a happy life with Terry. ...BUT THAT PROBABLY WON'T HAPPEN, in which case, Terry needs to give her an ultimatum: she either gives up her quest for Aaravos, or he'll dump her ass and go to Callum and friends for help.

[yourtwistedlies]

yeah so- the binge monster inside of me kind of made me go all the way to season 4 in tdp-

so i’ll write my updates on prev seasons later lmao

but my one note I’ll say:

i feel like people may dislike it but i kind of live for terry x claudia WHAT’S THEIR SHIP NAME?????????

terdia???! claurry 💀💀 guys please tell me

[stacescotty-art]

“When I was just a little one, the other elves saw me as a doe. But I knew. I always knew that I was a buck. I chose the name Terrestrius.”

Drawn back in June to celebrate Pride Month/Transgender Pride 💙💗🤍💗💙

💩!!! I just remembered that the elves in this show only have 3 fingers! 🦆!!!! Oh well, I’m not fixing it. The extra finger is for anyone who points out it’s presence 🤣