#glendower

[baldnt]

holy hell i found him y’all. he is indeed in rural Virginia.

[legaltrashgoblin]

Gansey said "maybe Glendower was the friends we made along the way" and the book ends

[c-herondale]

I'm a simple woman. I reread the raven cycle. I go and look at posts and fanart that make me want to reread the raven cycle. I reread the raven cycle. I go and look at posts and fanart that make me want to reread the raven cycle. I reread the raven-

[themurdersquashsong2]

[aglionbyacademia]

when I’m in a yearning competition but my opponent is Richard Gansey III

[noitsforthebetter]

fall but in a sleeping kings and doomed romances and living dreams kind of way

[theravencycletweets]

gansey abt Glendower

[bellehaspurplehair]

When I think of the raven cycle for too long I start to levitate

[speciouspessimism]

crazy over how the raven cycle is as much about gansey’s quest to find a dead king as it’s about his quest to find a dead son, the Ronan Lynch that died with his father

[squash1]

gansey be like “he’s just like me fr” but he’s literal welsh royalty and also happened to die like 600 years ago

[pageofpotential]

i constantly think about 300 fox way as a house hold and how i’m so incredibly jealous that blue got to grow up in a house like that. just that feeling of a house brimming with people milling about doing their own thing. persephone randomly deciding to make pie and maura forcing her family to be the test subjects of her tea blends. maura coming into blues bedroom and sitting on her bed and cuddling and talking with her. or the scene when they’re all in the bathtub discussing life and how hard it can be. even just the aesthetic of the house, stock full of everyone’s different thrift finds and a wide array of clothing and styles and self expression that knows no bounds. i could talk about this for hours simply because i am SO jealous of that house and all the love that exists within it

[a-library-ghost]

adding to my glendower sketchbook series

[iamsosmaug]

shakespeare's 'henry IV' - part I, act III, scene 1

maggie stiefvater's 'the dream thieves'

[herlunarmajesty]

just finished the raven boys and gosh that was good. lost count of how many times my heart broke for the characters, especially adam. need the next book asap

dear algorithm, no spoilers please

[a-lilguy]

“As always, there was an all-American war hero look to him, coded in his tousled brown hair, his summer-narrowed hazel eyes, the straight nose that ancient Anglo-Saxons had graciously passed on to him. Everything about him suggested valor and power and a firm handshake.” - Maggie Stiefvater, The Raven Boys

[ganseysglasses]

I can imagine Gansey in the future gets a job as a professor of ancient Welsh history at some small prestigious school and starts teaching about Glendower but has to leave so much out.

“-then, Glendower’s corpse was found some years ago and left to the hands of the proper historical authorities.”

“Who found it professor?”

“Well, about that actually-“

Or being interviewed for some scholarly journal about him ACTUALLY discovering Glendowers tomb

“So, Mr.Gansey, how did you know where to find Glendower?”

And he’s mentally freaking out because obviously he can’t say the magic birds and the magic sentient forest his eldritch dream god bestie created led him there in the middle of the night.

So he’s all like “Years of research. I also followed the ley lines and asked a few psychics. And performed a few rituals.”

But apparently that’s also not a good answer because the interviewer looks personally offended.

I don’t know I just really like the idea of Normal Guy Gansey being forced to act like his life isn’t insane and magical. And him pretending to not have died twice, because I know for a FACT that changed him in ways. He’s just slightly more unsettling now. I think I need a whole different post about him coming back to life the second time actually.