#everything comes full circle....

[piratespencil]

When Trent shows up at the grove... And Veth has to tell Yeza to take Luc and run into the woods while she takes care of things, just like they did with the goblins... OUCH.

[lotus-pear]

mourning black and the death of ideals

[time-woods]

is projecting on a projection too far . . aka the rot is gettin bad yall . .

[xia0ming56]

If you're taking requests, Erasermic with short hair? Love your art!

Aaa i missed drawing them 🥹 sry for the wait! I swear i was gna leave it as a sketch but then i got carried away n added some colour💀 hope u like it!! :D

[shoot-i-messed-up]

Was always worried about the angst of unrequited love, had never realized the sheer amount of comedic potential that it has.

Imagine one-sided Superbat where Clark is fully aware that Bruce has a crush on him but is being his repressed self about it, and Clark is just like, “I’m not gonna touch that :) you’re going to figure that out for yourself, buddy, and in the meantime, I’m just going to have a good time and be best friends with you as you inevitably pull yourself together enough to either fall out of love or to confess :) and I’ll just let you down gently because I care about you :)” but he absolutely 100% is using it to his advantage in the meantime. His puppy dog eyes had never been so effective before. He’s gotten out of Monitor Duty three times in the past month.

[curiousochako]

Just like how Ochaco was able to reach out to Izuku during the vigilante arc and fight for him to come back into UA. It’s really nice to see this scene being paralleled here where this time it will be Deku who will try to reach out to Ochaco (who is suppressing her own feelings for the sake of trying to make other smile). They both seem to struggle with trying to put the feelings of others before themselves. Whether if you ship these to or not you can’t deny how much they care for each other.

[wardensantoineandevka]

1.01: Unrise || 3.18: Home 1.02: Secrets || 3.17: Ghosts 1.03: Mica || 3.16: Trustfall

[extravagav]

Yk I never did truly recover from the sick fic chapter

[hotstreak2k3]

From this…

“This isn’t over, Prime.” - D-16 (now rechristened as Megatron)

… to this!

“It’s over Prime.” - Megatron (From Generation1 era)

[finalgirlsamwinchester]

Alex Irvine, "John Winchester's Journal" | 3.07, "Fresh Blood"

[back-in-2037]

One of the many reasons as to why I love Franny from Meet the Robinsons so much is because of how she is a perfect representation of the idea of becoming the kind of person you wish you had in your own life.

I feel it is pretty safe to assume that Franny didn't have many friends growing up, specially because of how she acts when Lewis meets her back in his own time towards the end of the movie.

She seems more than used to people not believing in her ideas and is quick to assume that Lewis will think she is crazy like most people do, so it is very likely the other kids at school either avoid her or make fun of her.

And Future Franny giving Lewis that one 'little tip for the future' before he leaves to go back to his own time kind of reaffirms this in a way.

I've seen a lot of people assume that Franny telling Lewis that ‘she's always right’ is just a 'happy wife, happy life' joke but I don't think that's the case. I think that what Franny meant to do with that piece of advice was to tell Lewis to have faith in her, to take her ideas seriously even if they don't make much sense in the moment and to never disregard them even if they turn out to be mistaken because there could be something to be learned from them.

She remembers how much that validation of her ideas from someone else meant to her back then, after being made fun of and called crazy by everyone else for so long. To Franny, Lewis was probably one of the first people, if not the first, to actually believe in her, which we of course know is because he KNOWS for for a fact that she can indeed make her dream of teaching frogs music a reality, he's seen it after all.

And so, Future Franny being such a warm and welcoming person, who always makes it a point to make sure everyone feels safe, loved, and like they belong every time we see her on screen, is all the more meaningful because she knows both how much it hurts to be cast aside and be made fun of for simply being one's self, and how much it can mean to have somebody else accept and believe in you you, so she decided to become that somebody for others. And that kind and loving person that she ended up becoming...

Unknowingly helped the boy who would end up meeting her younger self at that science fair believe in himself and his future, and soon enough, he would do the same for her.

TL;DR: Everybody, be like Franny, be the kind, supportive person you wish you’d had in your own life.

Also, originally this started out as a reply to @xskywalker21 's post about Franny lore but it got so long it kind of became it's own post. So shout out to her for constantly reminding me how much I love Franny.

[daylighteclipsed]

Y’all ever think about if Sora falls to darkness that inside his heart will look like the Destiny Islands falling again

[vindicated-truth]

There's a remarkable thoughtfulness on Kim Sujin's part as a writer in ensuring that the right person arrests the right perpetrator—made especially relevant and impactful due to the nature of the relationship between them.

For Lee Changjin, it was his former wife and head of Team One of the Violent Crimes Unit, Oh Jihwa, who arrested him. He killed the Chief of Munju Police Station, the Chief of Manyang Substation, and the serial killer that had been silently terrorizing Munju all these years, all under her watch. It's only fitting that she—the most virtuous cop in the show—arrest the man who is formerly her husband whose ambition blinded him enough to dare to terrorize her area of responsibility.

For Kang Jinmook, it was Han Joowon who arrested him, with Lee Dongsik silently watching from afar. Han Joowon, the elite detective from Foreign Affairs who got himself transferred to Manyang substation all to follow up on what happened to the woman he used in a sting operation, who finally brought justice to her and a semblance of absolution for himself in his thoughtless mistake of using her to solve the case.

(It could not have been Dongsik, not when the irony isn’t lost in how he, too, had a hand in Kang Minjeong's death, no matter how indirect or inadvertent, if only because due to his thoughtless actions, they lost the very small window to save her while she was buried alive.)

For Park Jeongje, it was Han Joowon who arrested him. Han Joowon, the partner of Lee Dongsik, the partner of the man whom Jeongje has loved for 30 years as a loyal friend, even as he was struggling with the fact that he couldn't face how he might have had a hand in the pain and sorrow Dongsik had endured for 21 years in the first place. Han Joowon, the man whom Jeongje has now asked to love Dongsik in his stead, now that he finally owns up to his culpability in Dongsik's suffering.

(It could not have been Dongsik—not when he is too angry and too hurt to forgive Jeongje, precisely because he loved him, too.)

For Do Haewon, it was Lee Dongsik who arrested her. Lee Dongsik, who suffered greatly in her hand in manipulating evidence so that he was wrongfully accused and branded as a suspect for 21 years. Lee Dongsik, who lost his dearest friend, because Do Haewon, in what masquerades as excessive and overzealous love for her son, ended up breaking him instead. Lee Dongsik, who lost so many more of the people he had tried so hard to protect just because Do Haewon could not take on the responsibility to let her own son face justice, too.

And finally, for Han Kihwan, it could not have been anyone else but Lee Dongsik who arrested him. Lee Dongsik, the one who suffered the most in Han Kihwan's thoughtless decision to turn away from and cast away Yuyeon's body, who is the very reason everyone who ever suffered for the past 21 years struggled so hard and so long for justice. Lee Dongsik, who lost his sister, his father, his surrogate daughter, his surrogate father—and indirectly his mother, and his best friend—all because the most powerful policeman in the country could not face his own accountability in a crime of his own doing.

(It could not have been Joowon, because Joowon knows this is not his arrest to make, not his justice to enforce. More than anyone in the show, it's Dongsik who deserves to enact this justice for everyone they have lost, but most importantly: for his sister, Lee Yuyeon.)

And here, the most important arrest of all:

For Lee Dongsik, it could not have been anyone else but Han Joowon who arrested him. Han Joowon, his partner, the son of the man who killed his sister, who brought hell upon himself just so he can bring down his own father, who singlehandedly brought justice when the justice system has failed Dongsik, over and over again:

His partner, Han Joowon, the one person, the only person, Dongsik can ever surrender himself to: completely, wholeheartedly, and without regret.

His partner, Han Joowon, the one person who destroyed his own life to save Dongsik.

[skylar-325]

he’s willing to go this far just so yjh sees a happy conclusion 😭 it reminds me of when sp lost three fingers for dokja saving the industrial complex and sending him to the 1863rd round

[rafyki]

Oh I really hope we'll get a scene where Jack gives Joke's his ring as a parallel to when he put it on his finger when Joke was pretending to be a model for Aran..... because back then Joke planned to steal it to give it back to Jack, but now that the ring is Jack's again it's him who is willingly giving it to Joke and putting it in his finger as a symbol of their forever :')

[vilepie]

i woke up today and my entire dash was parkour civilisation and so in an effort to not be late to something for the first time ever i sat down and watched… to sum up my thoughts the nature of humanity is so that