#i'm sorry i'm obsessed with them

[robyn-i-guess]

liking someone platonically is so embarrassing like. yeah i admire you. yeah i think about you all the time. yeah i look forward to every time i see you even if it's only for a minute. yeah it's all platonic and yeah i couldn't explain this because it'd sound romantic. fucking hell

[soupandsorcery]

Okay, I lied, we're back to Beaux-posting, but this whole sequence means so much to me for Beaux as a character. Because up until now, Beaux has very much been a people pleaser. They choose the pleasant dialogue and try to de-escalate conflicts as often as possible because it feels like the right thing to do. They're so nice. Excessively nice, some might say, and until this moment, no one has ever so much as seen Beaux raise their voice, let alone hit someone (outside of combat).

But this moment. They're so angry. They're a Grey Warden, so this is all very personal to them. Wading through darkspawn, seeing people dead. People they trained with, fought with, were friends with. All because the First Warden won't listen.

Being a Grey Warden means so much to Beaux, and they've never been one to buck authority unless lives are on the line. Unless it's the only right answer they can see. They take their vows very seriously, and all they can think in this moment is that saving lives and mitigating this damage as much as possible is the only way forward. For that to happen, the First Warden needs to be removed. It doesn't even occur to them to sweet talk him down. They've tried to talk to him twice, and all they can see is that the First Warden is an obstacle. An obstacle that is going to cost the lives of everyone there unless Beaux acts. So they do. And they don't regret it.

Beaux is easily 6 feet tall, but not very intimidating. They are best described as a golden retriever of a person. But when the First Warden turns around and Beaux is there, blocking the way? It's one of the first time Beaux tries to take up space. To use every ounce of their mass to get their point across.

The whole rest of this quest is just them leading effectively, stepping into a role they never really asked for, but are so good at, and it's a turning point for them and their faith in themself.

[geezmarty]

(bellara/taash) nerd/jocks lovers rise up

[gingermaple]

"it's showtime!"

[nouverx]

Can't get over these two istg

[wildflowercryptid]

i'm about to pass out at my desk, but have this stupid ass doodle i did before i go sleep.

[wardensantoineandevka]

this is just how they flirt tbh

[wistfulwatcher]

EMILY & HOTCH DANCING in 7.24 RUN

[platoapproved]

You know you can always come here if you're in need, son.

[taiturner]

FROM, 3x04 "There & Back Again"

[narratively-doomed]

yum!

[nedlittle]

need the historical romance girlies to go back to their roots and read forever amber (1944)

[atalienart]

✧*:･ﾟArt summary 2024

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[sassypantsjaxon]

Listen. I know most of the earlier one piece movies aren't really canon, but I am obsessed with the implications of Saga in the Cursed Holy Sword, because he really adds a layer to Zoro's relationships with his rivals.

Okay. First, there's Kuina. His first rival. The one he can never beat. The promise to become the greatest. Untouchable, indestructible, until she isn't. Wado Ichimonji.

Then there's Saga. His next rival. They're more equally balanced. They're both orphans. There's an understanding there. A more even footing that he didn't have with Kuina. A gifted short sword instead of an inherited katana.

And Sanji. The proof of Zoro's rule of three. Twice over, in fact, third rival, third son. Never gives Zoro an inch in a fight, but doesn't hesitate to give him food afterwards. He doesn't fight with a sword, so there's no blade shared between them. Instead there's a much heavier promise.

Kuina dies. Saga dies. Both so close to Zoro, and he couldn't even do anything. Of course Zoro's worried when Sanji boards the sea train by himself. Of course he pushes Sanji out of the way at Thriller Bark. Of course he's angry with Sanji when he runs off to Whole Cake.

Zoro's already mourned his first two best friends rivals. Does he really have to go through that again?

Maybe Kuina wouldn't have fallen if Zoro had never asked her to fight him. Maybe if Zoro had been a little better he could have saved Saga. Maybe Zoro will have to kill Sanji himself.

[l1li4n]

they live in my head rent free.

[silusvesuius]

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