#gabe is alive

[evol-astraea]

Riveder le stelle.

Inspired by Divine Comedy, Inferno, Canto XXXIV, line 139.

[esaari]

[mmmoicca]

I keep forgetting that Sweetheart most likely met Gabe before he died.

That they were probably still in the process of getting to know the most important people in Milo's life at that point.

That the alpha of Milo's pack would probably be pretty high up there as someone they would meet early on.

That chances are they would've gotten to know David as one of Milo's close friends.

That they would've gotten to know David before he lost his dad.

That they had to see how much Gabe's death affected both David, but also the rest of the pack.

I keep forgetting they've kinda been there through a lot of the packs history at this point.

[canon-gabriel-quotes]

Transcript:

W-where am I? How? How did you do this?

Sisyphus? Is that you?

How are you so big? And I’m so small?

No! Let me out of here!

Let me- *muffled yelling*

*cats meowing*

Audio source

[pancakehauses]

[mintygreencake]

"Nothing bad ever happens to the Shaws!"

[fandomandmore]

Jack Wolfe as Gabe Next to Normal, London (Donmar Warehouse)

[kedreeva]

Hey! So I've been following you since you posted a lot about good omens in 2019ish? I remember you talking about wing fics vividly, but I just want to ask:

How are you doing after season 2?

Good! I enjoyed season 2, and I look forward to seeing how things resolve in season 3.

I think there are a lot of folks upset about various things, for various reasons, a lot of which boil down to "the season didn't go how I wanted it to/thought it should go" or "the season didn't end wrapped up neatly like S1 did." Neither of which, imo, are fair judgments of a season that a) isn't that person's story and b) was meant to be a bridge not an ending. Everyone is entitled to their opinions, of course, and to their feelings, but I do wonder how many have taken honest assessment of those feelings and opinions.

In my opinion, it's unfair to claim a story is bad JUST because it didn't do what you wanted it to do. It's not a bad story just because characters didn't act how you predicted or wanted, either. Some of the responses I've seen hinge almost entirely on "but canon didn't do what fanon/I decided is best" usually with the caveat of "before I even saw the season" and that's... ignoble at best. It's fair to criticize poor storytelling, but I feel like you have to have the whole story, or most of it, to do that, and we don't have that. We're actually smack in the middle of the story, by my judgment.

This season was never meant to be The Whole Story, we have known for a long time that there is a season 3 planned (whether or not it's ever able to come to fruition is a separate issue, it has been planned since a long time ago). As such, I don't think it's fair at all to the story to be angry that the season didn't stop at a nice, neat, happily-ever-after, because this isn't the end of the story.

To quote one of my favorite authors, Peter S. Beagle: "Things must happen when it is time for them to happen. Quests may not simply be abandoned; prophecies may not be left to rot like unpicked fruit; unicorns may go unrescued for a very long time, but not forever. The happy ending cannot come in the middle of the story."

They cannot have a happy ending until they've fixed the problems, and even before the end scene there, problems abounded. The unicorns are still unrescued. It's still the middle of the story.

[aimedis]

new video

so mr. shaw, does your father know how much of a whore you are 🤨🤨🤨

[decaydanceredacted]

sending daisy grenade asks is crazy. i feel that wanting to fuck gabe saporta or someone else is akin to talking about wanting to fuck like. alexander hamilton. daisy grenade feel like ur rich aunts who travel that you see every easter and like all of your facebook posts

ALEXANDER HAMILTON???

[esaari]

♡♡♡. trying to improve at drawing @fissionado 's beautiful boy

[lastmidtownshowmp3]

Woe gabilliam prom doodles upon thee

[marrrow]

An incomplete selection of characters from my original writing project:

New York City, 1999 — On a hot July day in a bustling Manhattan café, journalist Van Daniels interviews Jonathan Hawkins—a dangerous mafia associate and a pop cultural icon called The Vampire. Despite Hawkins' taciturn nature, his face features regularly in tabloids and TV programs, and his deeds are mirrored in works of fiction. He does not speak to the press and has never volunteered any information about himself. All of it based on the rumors that follow him wherever he goes: whispers about the man who melts into shadows and rolls in with the fog—the man who cannot be killed and does not die. The rumors have followed him since he first came ashore in Long Beach, California, in 1919. He has not aged a day since then. The reason for Hawkins' unnatural longevity is unknown—equally so, his reasoning for agreeing to this interview at all. But before Hawkins can get up from their table and vanish back into shadow and fog, Daniels intends to get to the bottom of both mysteries.

You can read the preface here

[enjase]

you know the N2N obsession is bad when your friend turns to you at a party and calls you Gabe instead of your name

like ok guess i am flame and i am fire i am destruction decay and desire??

[goldenphoenix4]

you know what?

fuck this shit.

you know who we need?

gabriel.

that cocky little motherfucker could fix anything

someone put out the archangel/trickster/loki bat signal and get his exquisite ass down here immediately

[clemmietimes]

ngl one of the reasons i like gabentine is bc i can imagine javi being the wingman uncle like

david: i caught gabe and clementine sneaking out last night and you were supposed to be on watch

javier who’s watched them sneak out like 6 nights in a row now: damn that’s crazy i didn’t see anything