#her hair looks pretty good here

[katfreaks-hidyhole]

[aenslem]

Say something nice. Please?

[radiocity]

The L Word | S2E01

[mintjeru]

she cooked, she served, she ate 💛 may all navia wanters be navia havers 🌹

open for better quality | no reposts

[schnaf]

good morning, sunshine ~

[cerealbishh]

"Henry cares for Faran. The Liars normally have to be the ones caring for others. It just makes me melt!" - Zaria on Twitter about Henry(x)

[purpleleafsyt]

Rin-Rin Doodle 💚

[sysig]

Sizing chart of cute: One Size Fits All (Patreon)

[like-sands-of-time]

Idk this is just personal but Rey being light itself, the balance to bens darkness, etc etc doesn't have to mean she believes the Jedi code? Like,,,, at all? It's actually kind of irrelevant really. If either of them holds any weight on Jedi beliefs it's Ben who studied them for ten years.

This is a girl who for her entire childhood survived. Not like Ben did, but Survived. She went hungry. She went without. She survived it, and came through with the instincts and skills to back her up.

A girl like that, Light and Good as I believe she is, is gonna be a bit less *gasp* *faint* about the concepts surrounding "darkness" and even the concept of death in general. All of them, really.

I don't believe she'd like the Jedi code at all frankly, and find it ridiculously stifling and judgemental and very hypocritical.

I also don't think she'd cry herself to sleep at night about the concept of killing someone. Not someone dying that she cares about but that she killed someone by her own hands. Perhaps that is entirely just me, but her will to survive would be strong. I think that when people throw in her not having etiquette or eating like a pig or not having a formal education in fics it's accurate but done in a sweet way. It's cute. Anything they do is cute, but it's an easy fix type situation.

But how about a Rey who has her own moral code that she sticks to (just like Ben that's familiar !!) And they're both morally grey, one leaning dark and the other leaning light, but definitely meeting in the middle. None of this Rey is a pure maiden saint stuff though you can use those concepts.

She was already a badass with a staff and it's hardly like she had sparring buddies. She Survived. We of course have to assume what that means but I assume that means she's a badass main character who isn't going to pull her punches when it comes to eliminating evil in the galaxy. She's not gonna let rapists or murderers go just because "it wouldn't be right to kill" she's gonna do it herself. I see her and her Light as Mother and vengeance.. willing and able to protect all those she cares for. Which includes Ben btw

[dearestaeneas]

DON'T YOU WANT TO BECOME A CULT LEADER? SINCE THE DEATH OF GOD, THERE'S BEEN A VACANCY. YOU CAN FILL THAT VOID.

[mementoasts]

jonathan sims head archivist of the magnus institute london

[vyrion]

hey anyone heard of this thing called pdsekai?

originals here and here

[weisscreamcake]

from the official rwby twit

[oflolth]

sometimes the crusade is just three evil elves and a lae'zel <3

[grey-wardens]

if larian does end up making a sequel to baldur's gate 3 (though i want it to be centered around a different part of faerûn), i really hope they pick one specific set of choices to be canon. hot take, but i feel like not doing that hurt the individual games in the dragon age series even though it was supposed to make them feel more continuous and cohesive.

that being said, i'd really rather they canonize the good endings for everyone. i've never played the original bg games and don't plan to but i get why og fans were mad about viconia basically just being turned into a final boss. that's probably what would happen to astarion and shadowheart if they canonized either of their bad endings lol. also, imo wyll and karlach would be the best options by far for returning companions!

[smol-tired-binch-blog]

He is like an angel to me <3