#hes always Envisioning

[chrliekclly]

names….

[l0verseyes]

YOUR MATH IS NO MATCH FOR MY GUN, YOU IDIOT!

[stealingyourbones]

Everyday I exist and every day I get more and more exhausted seeing the “lol Batman looks at Danny and goes “who’s gonna adopt this kid” He’s so adoptable!” posts.

[sailorblossoms-rankane]

"akane is straight, she never liked girl ranma" "nah akane is a lesbian, she doesn't actually like boy ranma"

[kalofi]

hello girl i want you

[dykesynthezoid]

I really do think they could’ve already shot Daniel’s turning, it makes all the comments about “oh we don’t know if we’d want to recreate that set…” and Assad creating an insane rpf scenario for no reason make sense. Like they are soooo fucking with us. Also funny to think about bc it means Assad had the experience of actually shooting the turning scene influencing his little fantasy moment. Hot and steamy indeed

[doomedtokill]

barty crouch jr

[yuwuta]

yuji is the type to be so happy once you become married- only wants you to address him as husband and only address you as wife. Overuses the titles instantllyyy

correct he’s soooo wife guy. but in like…. how do i say this normally. yuuta is a wife guy in the sense that he’s always yapping “my wife my wife my wife” even when nobody mentioned you. yuuji is a wife guy in the sense that you walk into a room and he’s immediately holding you up like when you catch a fish in animal crossing and going “look! my wife is here!” with the biggest grin on his face. he pouts sooo much whenever you introduce him to new people and you don’t say he’s your husband, like if you just said, “hey everyone, this is yuuji,” he’s all pouty and poking at you like a child until you add on, “ah—sorry, this is my husband, yuuji”

[skunkes]

[silverhalla]

Back at it again with another theory: What if Lucanis’ betrayal wasn’t a betrayal at all?

(obviously, spoilers below the cut)

During The Wigmaker Job, we have some dialogue between Illario and Lucanis about their position within both the Crows and the Dellamorte family. Illario wants Caterina to step down so he can take the coveted First Talon spot. Lucanis reassures him that his time is coming, to which Illario makes a snide comment about whether his cousin would ever go against their grandmother’s wishes. When they continue the conversation after the job, Illario states that Lucanis is the potential heir, that he’s her favorite, and that he’s unlikely to say no to her. Lucanis doesn’t argue, only insists that he doesn’t want to be First Talon, and that he hopes she’ll see reason before that. It’s mentioned again in Eight Little Talons - Caterina favors Lucanis. It’s well-known enough among the Crows that Viago and Teia discuss it in front of her (not on purpose, but she doesn’t deny it). He’s her prodigy through and through.

In the opening scene for the Lucanis quest in Veilguard, Caterina is poised, as you’d expect of the First Talon. She’s certain that the body they buried wasn’t her grandson, that it had been altered with blood magic. She doesn’t pose it as a theory, though: she poses it as a fact. It could, of course, merely be her confidence, but there’s another very unusual aspect to the scene – everyone else discusses how Lucanis was clearly betrayed, that someone must have sold him out in order for the Venatori to capture him. Caterina is the only one in that room who never speaks on it. She doesn’t ask for justice, doesn’t mention vengeance, never acknowledges that her grandson was sold out by someone he trusted – perhaps because he wasn’t. 

What if, when Caterina comes to him with a plan, with an impossible request, he’s still her favorite prodigal grandchild, and he still does whatever she asks? She’s had him tortured before as a child, has tortured and starved and beaten him herself before, because it makes him stronger and more resistant to it in the future. He says in The Wigmaker Job that he used to hate her for it, but now he understands. He justifies it. All Crows justify it, because they have to - if they don’t, then the cruelty wasn’t for survival’s sake, and their suffering meant nothing. Perhaps he doesn’t even question it. When Caterina tells him that she has a job for him, he takes it. 

What if the contract has a caveat? Sure, Calivan must die by his hand by the end of it, a little treat for a job well done, but what if his primary mission is reconnaissance, is discovery? The Venatori are using blood magic to torture and corrupt prisoners. It would behoove the Crows to find out what it entails and how to resist it, before it’s turned back on them. It would have to be someone so deeply, unabashedly loyal to her that when she asked them to infiltrate a Venatori prison, expecting torture at best, their own death at worst, they’d take the job anyway, no questions asked - someone Caterina can trust, certainly, but also someone who has never once said no to her.

And Lucanis has always been a loyal grandson. 

[zylphiacrowley]

Fly

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[neosatsuma]

I looked it up at last and they do look very different but I’m still on Stephen’s side, actually. Jack can’t expect anybody who’s not a hardcore sailhead to know these things. Plus, it was for a dish and not for actually going and getting real ropes where there are consequences if you use the wrong one on the wrong part of a ship.

HARDCORE SAILHEAD... man you're SO right though, Stephen is vindicated in the hypothetical AITA that he would never ask because he knows he's right like why would he know that. how would he notice it looked off at the one millionth scale size of like 2 inches long painted on a plate. My man is so valid and I shall be memorizing that entire paragraph in his honor

[shadowofaghost5]

Give it up for everybody’s favourite street rat!!!

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Fanart of Aaron from Fox’s Tounge and Kirin’s Bone, an incredible book by @muffinlance

I worked hard on this an am incredibly proud of how it turned out. If you wanna hear about the process, feel free to check out me rambling in the tags.

[tomurakii]

I know I have a semi-popular post about how Gale would not have made a good teacher and that's why I'm so happy that it does happen canonically. It shows so much growth in him: not only does he learn to love himself regardless of his magic ability, that love extends to others. He can now educate students in the field of magic that has always clearly been his true favourite without being "irked by their ineptitude". He shares the art he loves and his enthusiasm, talent, and newfound patience make him a great teacher. With Tav by his side he becomes a happier, less guarded, more caring person and I can't think of anything better for him.

[harbingersecho]

[raisedbythetv89]

JAMES WESLEY MARSTERS ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME WITH THIS SHIT????

From a New York Times interview he did with Joyce Millman in 2003 talking about what he’d like to see Spike do next if the show were to continue

I’m walking into traffic, I’m catapulting into the sun. THIS MAN 😭😭😭😭

I just was looking for more info on him getting kicked out of Juilliard and instead I learn his eyebrow scar is real from when he was mugged in new york and I found this quote and I’m UNWELL I have no words. What an absolutely gorgeous human inside and out him and sarah are so well matched in their talent, commitment, and genuine kindness. All wrapped up in a very fiery rebellious intelligent ridiculously hot packages

A GARDEN INSTEAD OF GRAVEYARD DO YOU UNDERSTAND BEGINNINGS INSTEAD OF ENDINGS LIFE INSTEAD OF DEATH I NEED TO GO LIE DOWN