#gray built in

[johnnyvenusgf]

Home Office - Freestanding Inspiration for a mid-sized rustic freestanding desk medium tone wood floor study room remodel with brown walls and no fireplace

[puppetmaster13u]

Prompt 302

Look, when they had decided to reincarnate with Tucker this cycle they hadn’t exactly expected this. Tucker didn’t either, so thank fuck it’s apparently not a normal thing, but still! The matching gold eyes are pretty cool, and at least their fangs and claws have stayed but like, everything else? Ugh. So very not good. 

At least all four are together still, even if it’s in this absolutely crazy scenario of rich cults, undead child assassins, and wow this is like some sort of ridiculous novel or anime scenario when you put in the whole reincarnation thing… 

Alright, so they’re getting out right? Yeah they can all agree on that- and thank fuck these new bodies of theirs are Liminal or else they wouldn’t be able to communicate. Seriously, who slits kids’ throats? The cult people, apparently, so honestly fuck them. They're getting out of here.

[oolhan]

Peeta Mellark and Katniss Everdeen on Caesar Flickerman's show, some time within another hunger games timeline.

[iminmywritersdungeon]

I just had a really interesting thought abt Cassandra kiramman and what the ventilation in zaun might’ve meant for her. Of course, this is all under the assumption that it WAS her, which it might not be, but that’s a different post

So in the bit where Caitlyn hears her talk about the Gray and the plans to filter it, she sounds so much younger. So picture this.

Cassandra Kiramman is young. She’s the bright, new, inexperienced head of House Kiramman. And she has a dream. She wants to change things. She wants to make a difference in her cities and she wants to do good. It’s hard, sure, a lot harder than she thought it would be, but she manages to achieve part of her dream. She builds a ventilation system in the Undercity, to lift them out of the dirt and be truly one people.

After doing that, she knows that if she really wants to make a change, she needs more power. So she goes for the big guns: a council seat. It takes a while, but she claims her spot in piltovers governing body and-

No one cares. No one cares at all about the things she’s trying to do. Heimerdinger is living in his own world, Hoskel just wants a pretty girl in his lap and wine in his cup, Brackken is more preoccupied with destroying the Undercity than building it, Lianna is too focused on international trade and on and on it goes. Her dreams are shot down time and time again, in endless loops of paperwork and ribbon cuttings and never actually getting anything done.

So what does she do? She stagnates. She can’t get anything done, so she doesn’t even try. Her bitterness and resentment grow until she points it at the people she used to try and help. Why did they all have to be criminals? Surely if they could at least act like upstanding citizens, then maybe her plans would go through with the rest of the council.

Fast forward and she has a daughter of her own now. She’s young and bright and she wants to help people but Cassandra knows how that goes. People down there don’t want to be helped, so why even bother trying? Caitlyn brings home a stray into her house and lets it bark, and she gets them a meeting with the council because she knows that spark in her daughter’s eye, she knows nothing will come of it, but for all the things she could have done, she needs to let them try

[bonefall]

When Thunder stays with Clear Sky for a while, does Clear ever insist on referring to him as Thunder Sky?

Towards the end yes, as the final detail to Thunder Storm that Clear Sky doesn't love him. He wants to ERASE him.

If Clear Sky recognizes he's made a mistake in casting Bright Storm away with their child, he's incapable of seeing it was wrong because it was cruel. He wants what he realizes he threw away, because he now sees it has value. He wants to own his oldest son the way he wants to own the entire forest-- as a reflection of his greatness.

Anything that makes Clear Sky uncomfortable about Thunder Storm has to be sanded down. The assertiveness was the first thing, he feels insecure when he's challenged, the child must learn to follow before he may learn to lead.

The second is that leg, presenting a prosthetic as a gift (that he isnt allowed to refuse), because he can't have been wrong about the choice that killed his younger brother-- here is a SOLUTION that simply didn't exist before! Behold how resourceful and wealthy his cats are, compared to your old group. We've fixed you.

(This prosthetic is a clunky piece of shit that is annoying to strap on every day, gets in the way and makes a ton of noise, and itches like hell, but the change in Clear's demeanor is immediate if Thunder doesn't wear it.)

But somehow, Thunder Storm was willing to take all of that. In hindsight, it bothers him that the tipping point wasn't the other two things.

Bright Storm gave her son her own last name. When Clear Sky sent them away and the Mountain Cats permanently split, it was pointed. "My only survivor is named for myself." SHE would raise him, alone.

Bright Storm herself slowly seemed to lose sight of the meaning, encouraging him to understand his father's good aspects, but in the meanwhile it took on a new meaning to Thunder. His mother raised him. He found a father in Shaded Flower. He grew up next to Lightning Cry and Acorn Swoop. Thunder Storm means this. It's the person he made himself, and the love they've all put into him.

Thunder SKY is just another monument to Clear Sky, stripping away the life he lived without him. And WHY? For ego? For comfort?

"What am I letting him DO to me?!"

It wasn't the final STRAW, but it was the tipping point. Once Thunder Storm had this realization, the minute he was not going to budge on something, that confrontation was inevitable. The blowout fight was making reservations.

Sunlit Frost is still the breaking point, the injury from his burn going sour, but I'm going to emphasize the way that Clear Sky only called that meeting in the first place as an abuse game. Thunder Storm knew it was coming-- but it still sickens him that it was something THIS monstrous.

[cestacruz]

Before i pass out from sleepy disease , have a page of my different AU's arturias (missing the whole of my monster AU but still

Arturia Pendragon my beloved

[jimmyspades]

"Delivering criminals to me is your job." "My job is my business, Harold. Delivering criminals to you is a hobby, a diversion—one that may become tiresome." "Are you threatening me, Red?" "I am." THE BLACKLIST 1.06 "Gina Zanetakos (No. 152)"

[coolhorse]

[smiles-ocs]

Trying to design the fae for my story and it’s really hard lol. I’m trying to give them a beautiful yet spooky design and it is… not going well lol. Fae are brightly colored which goes against my color choices lol, and the face shape is giving me struggle cuz it’s strange looking but I don’t want them to have a human like face you know? I want them to be human like but otherworldly. The struggle. Rn I’m trying to base them after moths so we’ll see how this goes. I like the gold accents though, they’re cool

[incorrectpizza]

Forget "gray Jedi" I want to explore Nightsister morality. A culture steeped in dark side magick but which seemingly has many members that shy away from pure evil.

Ventress, who's a Sith apprentice tossed aside, clinging to the dark yet occasionally drifting closer to the Light, using a yellow lightsaber, devoting herself to the Force while still using her hatred and pain? Merrin, who retains her Nightsister culture, resurrects the dead, and yet pries her Jedi lover from the very brink of the Dark she draws from?

I'd take exploration of this type over "gray Jedi" any day of the week.

[coolauntlilith]

So I finally watched Sense8. I regret not watching it sooner for a couple reasons. But I'm so glad I finally watched it.

[fedorah-the-explorah]

i think player should be able to deck gray. just once. as a treat.

[heich0e]

i've been rewatching criminal minds for the past few days and my pathological attraction to that weird and unsettling little guy is still going strong after 19 years

[maddyshome]

Ok so a lot of yall are pissed off by my critique of The Coffin of Andy and Leyley. Some of you who have read my posts (mostly the incest proshippers) think I am sensible to mature subjects so my critique is just based on the fact I'm against the ship between Andrew and Ashley.

I am really not sensible to mature subjects. Fear & Hunger is one of my recent fav games.

The themes present in Fear & Hunger are muchhhh worse than twisted incest. Trust me. Or I guess you can check out the game if you can't trust me. There is cannibalism, csa, sa etc. A lot of bad things are happening there.

I dislike The Coffin of Andy and Leyley because its meaningless and boring. There is nothing complex or complicated in this game. The story is simple. The world is underdeveloped and everything in this game is about Andrew and Ashley. That gets boring very fast.

I am against shipping Andrew and Ashley and I do think (with proof mind you) that it is UNNECESSARILY fetishizing the incest aspect of the game. But the fact that their society is literally nonexistent because we barely have any details is still true.

Miro doesn't really "hide" the gruesome themes in his games. In fact there is a scene in the first Fear & Hunger game where your character gets SA.

The difference is that one game has a developed culture, religion, characters. And the other game is just repeating itself.

[obesecamels]

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[bonefall]

grr pregnancy and birth is such an ick for me that i genuinely cannot comprehend how the erins thought that bright stream was a good idea. ugh. like its so gross that its too awful to even be like, a good decision to darken the story WHAT ARE THESE WRITERS ON

sorry. i hate dotc can you tell.

The obsession with birth and biological parentage in DOTC borders on pathological at times, it's almost fascinating. I'm actually not icked out by the topic of pregnancy but...

Like, it is the logical conclusion of their awful mindset in DOTC. If only your biomother and your biofather have a Super Special and Meaningful connection to you to the point of just, inexplicable, innate knowing, then of course it doesn't fucking matter if you were raised by those people or not, or even BORN in the first place. It's inherent to your very genetics.

Clear Sky's Fetus Children were magically close to him at their very conception, just like how Tom means more to Turtle Tail's children than the man who actually raises them. The bond between a bioparent and biochild isn't "formed," it's just this natural thing that you're built with.

It's the antithesis of 'found family.' The COMPLETE opposite. It's womb magic.

And it's used for Clear Sky's man pain. Like. To be very frank. All of this is for the narrative purpose of making him sad. Bright Stream dies this gruesome and horrific death and takes his unborn children with her to set up a "reason" for him to abandon his next son. He's "too scared" to lose another family. And then he loses Storm too and it man pains him into dramatically announcing "I cannot BEAR to ever be so sad ever again oouugh. I will now hit anyone who is mean to me."

Gray Wing "sees through this" to recognize the sad boy and beloved brother under it all, the "goodness" he had all along while he was beating and slaughtering innocent people because he was So Scared.

This is why I don't shut up about the idea of Clear Sky's "Redemption Arc" being the crap axis upon which the shittiness of the arc spins. EVERY. SINGLE. BAD CHOICE relates back in some way to trying to keep him "redeemable." Even the infamous Angel Fetus Children scene, during Gray Wing's fucking DEATH, exists to reward Clear Sky after all of his ""growth""

So like to answer the question; The writers were on Clear Sky Fartsniff. A very powerful drug, lmao.