#illyria acotar

[kataraavatara]

i know i said i’d shut up about acotar but i’ve never seen a fantasy society so primed for a populist revolution as the night court. all the wealthy merchants and artists are from one single city while a disenfranchised rural population is expected to provide the armies and die for them without seeing any of that wealth? not to mention the fact that the wealthy city elite don’t have to go to war? “oh nooo our greatest threat is koschei the deathless sorcerererrrr” your greatest threat is your citizens discovering class consciousness.

[janeyis]

Rhysand thinks of Nesta as an Illyrian, so it makes sense that he sticks her somewhere that she can't escape on her own, metaphorically clipping her wings, and the only option for liberation is to train as a warrior that will serve him as High Lord.

[miseryreads]

✨ 𝓔𝓶𝓮𝓻𝓲𝓮 𝓸𝓯 𝓘𝓵𝓵𝔂𝓻𝓲𝓪 ✨

What we learn about the 𝐼𝓁𝓁𝓎𝓇𝒾𝒶𝓃 𝐻𝑒𝒶𝓇𝓉 is the ferociousness, pride and bravery that fills it. Emerie, despite what she’s been through, has maintained her 𝐼𝓁𝓁𝓎𝓇𝒾𝒶𝓃 𝐻𝑒𝒶𝓇𝓉. But hers is also filled with kindness, hope, and the strength of femininity.

I love the idea of Emerie’s accomplishments bringing change to Illyrian women and inspiration to the future generation of Illyrian girls.

@artbyamara created this beautiful and warm piece of a little Illyrian girl gifting sunflowers to her hero - Emerie 🤍

Please no reposts without permission and do not use this art for anti content.

IG Post can be found here.

Thank you @emerieweekofficial for hosting this amazing event for Emerie 🤍

[nestaians]

people of night court deserve a revolution

they deserve to overthrow their useless leader and his council

night court is the poorest court by a mile

there are only 3 places to live in nc and all are terrible. hewn city and illyria is surviving on thin pieces of threads and city of starlight is suffering too

mind u, nesta was living in bad conditions

velaris is better than rest for sure but not by much when u really think about it

none of the citizens of night court are free or can roam around the court as they please. in fact they are trapped in those places they live in

their own high lord and members of his council hate their own citizens

their high lord, who is meant to look after his people doesn’t do it nor cares to

their high lord lets them get tormented and murdered by amarantha for 50 years and once he returns he does nothing, no asking of how many died and offers no apologies for his lack of protection. there is no acknowledgment

their high lord doesn’t inspire his people but rather uses his powers and authority to make them fear him

their high lord doesn’t unite his people and make them stronger as a whole but rather takes a part in keeping them separate and discriminate against each other

their high lord made his mate his high lady and has 2 more women in his court but does not lift a finger to do anything for the women of his court that are suffering under patriarchy

their high lord uses them as fodders in his wars and gives them nothing in return

their high lord offers no education or better living conditions

their high lady, a woman who once died for people of prythian, tells them “they have everything they need” when the women of the court have nothing, no autonomy, no choice, no childhood, no dreams. only suffering

their high lady, a woman who once lived in poverty does not help her people who live in the same situation. she rather build another mansion and throw another lavish party

their third in command, a woman who too suffered under patriarchy and broke free from it and her marriage she did not want- does nothing. she looks down on her own people and thinks all are the same

their general, a bastard who grew up in terrible place and lost his mother does not do anything, he does not sympathise with his own people’s suffering. he does nothing to help women like his mother

can go on and on, the list is long

i wonder how do night court defectors feel? do they mourn for their people, for their court? for what it could have been if their high lord was kinder and used his power and authority for good?

how do they feel when they see how other high lords rule and work for their people and realise the endless failures of theirs?

high lord of spring, a leader who grew up in army and understands the hard work of his soldiers, worked opened his courts to everyone, invited them to celebrate festivals, does not enforce ranks, does not discriminate and works to make his court better for all

high lord of summer, a young leader but not weak, opened his court to refugees made by high lady of night court, does not discriminate and works to make his court better for all

high lord of winter, left his court in hands of viviane, who for 50 years worked hard to not only protect the court and the people but also get their high lord back

high lord of dawn, who treats the winged race of his court equally and mourned for them when they were killed by amarantha

is it too far fetched to say rhysand and ic are president snow, velaris is the capitol and the people of night court are the districts of the hunger games?

these so called “court of dreamers” are their people’s nightmare

[theegemini92]

All I said was Rhys and his batboys haven’t never been with Illyrian females sexually. This was on the topic of Feyre culturally appropriating Illyrian women and using Azriels wings as a prop. And I said I will blame Rhys who is already a sexual deviant to want to have this fetishization of flying and fuvking.

If my saying that the batboys haven’t had relations with Illyrian females means I don’t like them then it’s fucking dumb af. Yes I don’t like Rhys but I am not blind to see the social systems of Illyrians. People don’t like Nesta yet they have shipped her with Tamlin. People don’t like Tamlin they have shipped him with Rhys sister. How is this very reasonable theory a bad one? I have already talked about this in-depth on a reblog but again the Illyrian females are not easily accessible. Per my reading and understanding

Many cultures in our real world don’t give their women access to foreign men or the being with another who has a bad rep to taint their women. These females are shunned or killed for even going outside the culture. Peoples world views should start expanding beyond where they live or else things like this will fly over their heads. I’ve heard stories of caste systems, religion etc getting couples killed.

Cassian mother was an obvious example. With Illyrian women you either marry or become a prostitute and your children becoming bastards.

Illyrian pregnancies were also male Illyrians to another female fae which put these females to death, never the other way around.

The way they subjugate their females, what makes you think you can just waltz in and get one? They are also not even regarded as high fae.

We truly do have a lot of material to come to such a conclusion.

I would love other peoples thoughts on this topic honestly. I really want to know am I wrong on this take? My reblog is also on my page if you need to read it.

[motherrstorm]

illyrians and hewn city residents should really take inspiration from the french on how to deal with useless rulers.

[harperbrynne]

Devlon when he sees Nesta: WITCH 🫵

[1800naveen]

Dictatorship (Rhysand's version)

I made a post of Rhysand and Feyre being Donald and Melania Trump in another universe and have called him and the inner circle the definition of Fascism, nobody better not get butthurt over this. If you do, I don't give a fuck.

IF YOU LIKE RHYSAND AND/OR THE INNER CIRCLE, THIS POST IS NOT FOR YOU! LEAVE NOW, I WILL BE SHITTING ON THEM!

Let's start with a definition. What is dictatorship? A dictatorship is a government or a social situation where one person makes all the rules and decisions without input from anyone else. What is a dictator? A dictator is a political person who rules a country with total authority and often in a cruel or brutal way.

Notorious dictators and dictatorships in history are: Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin of the Soviet Union, Benito Mussolini of Fascist Italy, Adolf Hitler of Nazi Germany, Hirohito of Imperial Japan, Pol Pot of the Khmer Rouge, and Mao Zedong of People's Republic of China.

Rhysand is the High Lord of the Night Court and has earned himself a reputation of being a cruel and evil man to the other Courts of Prythian. To others, the Night Court is seen as the Court of Nightmares; a land of cruelty but it's only a cover up to hide Velaris, the city of starlight and where Rhysand truly lives. The existence of Velaris is unknown with the expectation of a few people.

What makes someone a dictator? Google did not give me a clear answer so I had to go on Chat GPT and it gave me this (apologies if you don't like ai): Concentration of power, control over military and security forces, propaganda and censorship, repression and human rights abuse, and economic control. There are three more examples but I picked the ones that relate to Rhysand the most.

Concentration of power: As High Lord, Rhysand is the most powerful person in the Night Court. What he says, goes. His word is law. You can't go against him without facing punishment for it. If you are from Velaris, it doesn't matter because to you, Rhysand is a nice guy and a good ruler. To those in Illyria and Hewn City, he pays no attention to you. He doesn't give a damn about you.

Control over military and security forces: Whenever battle or war is coming, Rhysand goes to the Illyrian warriors and their warbands to aid him. He also has the darkbringers, elite warriors from the Court of Nightmares and are under the leadership of Keir come to his aid when Hybern attacks. Velaris was attacked in ACOMAF and Rhys and the inner circle went to defend their home and people but have they done the same for the Illyrians? Hewn City citizens? To them, the safety of Velaris will always be more important than the other two regions. That's just sad.

Propaganda and censorship: When it comes to making decisions, Rhysand either makes them himself or with the help of the inner circle. They may agree but as the high lord, his authority can never be challenged by them. As it is known to many, Rhysand has a track of using manipulation for his own gain or his court. Because of this, it forged the "the night court is evil" belief and the daemati powers don't make things better. He manipulates Feyre in the first book and makes her his pawn, doing it without her consent. Rhysand keeps many secrets hidden from the other courts which is somewhat normal but there are secrets that are crucial for other courts to know of. The cauldron for example or the book stolen from the summer court. He'll justify it as a way of protection when it's really not. (The pregnancy thing in acosf, cough.) He uses fear and intimidation when he feels it necessary and/or to keep control and it works all the time. An example would be how he acts when he visits Hewn City or the Spring Court.

To the night court, Rhysand is this great hero who sacrificed so much and will do anything for them. Which is true but it only goes for Velaris. To the other courts and Hewn City, Rhysand is as I said before, cruel and evil. The way the inner circle speaks of Rhysand (straight up dick riding), you would think he's one of the best things since sliced bread.

Repression and human rights abuse: What is repression? It's the act of using force to control a group of people and limit their freedom. What group in acotar has limited freedom and/or are controled? You guessed it, Hewn City citizens and Illyrians! What is human rights abuse? Anything that harms a person's rights but in this case, let's go with abuse of rights (since Illyrians aren't human).

The women of Illyria and Hewn city suffer under the system of men. In both regions, it rules under a patriarchal system. The Illyrian women have their wings clipped so that they can be used for breeding purposes and the Hewn women are sold off into marriages, even bidding their virginities. All these women face abuse (either physical, mental, or sexual) and their high lord has done nothing to stop it.

Rhysand knows the pain of sexual abuse and yet, this still happens to the women. "But the library!" HOW THE FUCK ARE HEWN WOMEN GOING TO MAKE IT THERE? HE DOESN'T LET THEM LEAVE, THINKS THEY'RE ALL EVIL, AND THEY DON'T KNOW IT EXISTS?

A woman with Illyrian wings is never mentioned; yes, we don't know if there is one or not but you think that a lady with big bat wings, someone would point it out. You're telling me that I'm getting abused by all the men in my life and there's a haven for women like me but I can't get access to it because I was born in the court of nightmares?

Ah! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira, Les aristocrates à la lanterne! Ah! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira, Les aristocrates on les pendra!

You may say that Rhysand has to let the Illyrians do their own thing so that they cooperate with him but here's the thing, Rhysand is a daemati. Daemati is the ability to control and infiltrate a person's mind. He could easily go into the minds of the Illyrian men and tell them to stop with the wing clipping and boom, problem solved but he doesn't. The same thing with Hewn men, go into their mind and tell them to stop these arranged marriages and biddings.

But as long as Rhysand needs soldiers and as long as Velaris is at peace, Illyria and Hewn city will suffer for it. The sins of the father if you want to call it. Always an angel (Illyria and Hewn city), never a god (Velaris).

Economic control: What is economic control? It can be seen as a form of abuse as it prevents someone from gaining financial independence. Measures of which governments use to manage and/or their economy.

The Illyrians have it rough. Like rough, rough. They don't live in houses like Velaris or Hewn City citizens. They live in war camps. WAR CAMPS. Their situation is so bad that Cassian handed out blankets. I'm taking a guess and going with the idea that the Illyrians use their money on weapons and training, etc. "Who needs proper housing when we can fight!" I know they make their own money through trade or selling/making clothes but y'all can't afford to make a house?

A lot of the riches in the night court is stored in Velaris but where the hell do they get it from? Their mountains? It will eventually run dry. Trading? Why must the Illyrians live like this and not experience a similar life to Velaris? They don't have to change the entire thing but at least, build them houses or cottages.

Do you know what a war camp looks like in real life?

But this is a fantasy book so it looks like this:

This is not a post to be taken seriously, it's just for fun, I enjoy writing analysis (analyses?) on things I like or hate, no in between.

I am only a woke libtard who doesn't turn off their brain to enjoy a book but instead, will read and analyze/give my critics😔. If only I could act like you booktok girlies who don't bat (get it?) an eye at the weird choices and decisions in the series and who will eat up the very questionable actions of my favorite morally grey man because tattoos, dark hair, shadow daddy, grooming underage girls, committing acts of sexual assault, being abusive and justifying that abuse because tragic backstory, yada yada.

I hold some of my favorite characters accountable for their actions but I don't justify it, it's very easy to do. Yes, they have trauma but it's not an excuse to do what they did.

I am only a teenage girl who loves to hate and act like a hypocritical bitch because what's more fun in life than making grown adults mad because of my unpopular/controversial opinions?

Why are you mad that I'm insulting your "book husband"? It's not my fault your book husband is a POS and that your own husband that you married can't satisfy you so you have to turn to fairy porn and hardcore smut to get rid of your blue balls.

I would like to give thanks to @sonics-atelier for giving me some help and thanks to booktok for unironically making me hate men.

Edit: "You're taking this too seriously!" Number one, I don't care. Number two, I'm a history nerd who once spiraled down a path of learning about dictators. Number three, I'm an American. I know what a dictator looks and acts like, we're going to have one in office for the next four years.

(This has been sitting in my drafts for months and whenever I felt like it, I worked on it.)

[ennawrite]

And if i said Feyre’s perfect little bubble of oblivion being popped in ACOSF is a metaphor for the inevitable collapse of Velaris?

Also, the bubble Rhysand put around Feyre wasn’t ever going to be enough to save her in the end. The threat/harm was coming from inside.

Hope I’m making sense but there’s so much to think about…

[nikalaeva]

Why is the Night Court so boring?

I don't like the NC, Velaris and the IC because they are perfect. You're probably thinking: "Wait, what about Illyria? The Court of Nightmares?" They're not the problem. We see MENTIONS of rebellions, not rebellions (and only in ACOFAS). We're scared that the CoN is filled with mad mothefuckers so they shouldn't be allowed into civilized Velaris. But where's their abnormality? They're religious fanatics? No. They're terrorists? No. They're just... arrogant conservatives. You know, FAIRIES.

ACOMAF could be Feyre Cursebreaker's journey and a slowburn with a morally gray Rhysand. Okay, let's say ACOMAF is only about the NC. What kind of plot could we see?

1. The rivalry between Keir and Rhysand.

Keir is the most dangerous faerie in the NC. What if very old faeries are immune to daemati's power? Rhysand isn't afraid of him, but he has to be careful and cunning to be respected in this terrarium called the Court of Nightmares. Some fairies wanted to take power from Keir, stabbing him in the back. Keir is here, and where are they? No one has seen them again... And why Rhysand chose Mor as his "second"? She knows Keir. She knows his tricks, his way of thinking, his confidants and enemies.

Keir can't ignore Feyre: if Rhysand took Mor with her "power of truth" (whatever that means), Keir wants Cursebreaker. Feyre needs to learn how get along with fairies like Keir, 'cause that's the politics - it doesn't care about your feelings or traumas.

2. Rebellions in Illyria.

We have Devlon with old warriors defends the centuries-old, cruel order of Illyrian society, and Balthazar with the younger generation who wants changes. It's useless to frighten the Illyrians with brute force, diplomacy will not be effective. Imagine that in Rhysand's absence, Cassian has decided to support Devlon 'cause with enemies like Amarantha and Hybern, you can't relax. Azriel is on Balthazar's side 'cause he knows better than anyone - cruelty corrupts. Of course, they respect Rhysand, but he is more High Fae than Illyrian.

The Illyrians can't ignore Feyre - she has the powers of all High Lords. Yes, she's a woman, but so was Amarantha, and what did she do on her own? Feyre knew poverty, just like Cassian. Her kindness and compassion are not weakness. Feyre was neglected by her family, suffered tortures, and she is unique, just like Azriel. Feyre needs to learn the importance of laws, the line between respecting traditions and the harm it causes.

3. Amren.

Damn, how SJM screwed up with her... A creature who is over 15,000 years old, acts like my mean grandma. Imagine if Rhysand's "third" was a real otherworldly monster. The banshee who went out of control. She can't talk, only cry, scream and howl, but with this she warns of danger and brings death. Rhysand's power can restrain Amren, but he is forced to feed her by souls to keep her from escaping the NC.

Feyre must help him, because Amren is ready to fight with the Weaver. For them it is merely a territorial matter, like for animals, but for Velaris it will be disastrous. Forget the fucking ring. Feyre must lure the Weaver away and bring her home while Rhysand does the same to Amren.

So, Rhysand protected Velaris from Amaranta, but the High Lord is so important that without him any community falls into chaos. Rhysand just can't be a good guy 'cause in the NC good guys drop like flies. And Feyre is a new force, a fresh perspective. And in the end the land chooses her as High Lady - equal to Rhysand, but not because she is his mate/wife (slowburn, remember?), but because she has earned it through her work.

But fans find more interesting to see Feyre as a whore and a thief, Keir as a pathetic bitch under Rhysand's thumb, the IC as the perfect family, Velaris as a fairytale. Illyria and the CoN are the background: there's something going on, but it's not worth paying attention to. We're more interested in seeing when and how Feyre and Rhysand will fuck, and everyone else doing something to make an illusion of a plot.

That's why the Night Court is so boring. And, unfortunately, we stuck in there.

[viajandopelomar]

Isn't it weird that Rhysand claims to wear a "mask", but we don't know when it started? He's been attending inter-territory meetings since he was a prince (he met Tamlin at one of those meetings), and it's not like he just showed up at one of those meetings all gloomy and yelling "haha fear me, you scum, I'm the bad guy now huahuahua 😈😈”.

Tamlin was young at the war, a kid, I think, and Rhysand was about 38 and fought, I think he was at at least one or two meetings before that (war preparation meetings, mostly). So when exactly did he start wearing this mask to protect the cute little city? He didn't grow up in it, he grew up in the Illyria, he went there when he was 8. How could he love a city he didn't even live in?

He also didn't have much contact with his father, in ACOSF in Cassian's pov we read that Rhysand's mother made RARE visits to her husband, and they were partners. Rhysand didn't see his father until the war approached, when he went to the camp and saw his son almost surpass him in power. Rhysand was raised in a camp full of Illyrians, where the author wants me to believe that before they were much worse than they are now (I don't think anything has changed, no matter what Feyre believes that Rhysand has changed). So, hey, is it really a mask?

I know he had a "complete education", probably with tutors, but I don't think tutors without the supervision of the high lord would say something like "pretend to be a son of a bitch to protect Velaris", because there's no way people from outside the city can go to teach there in the Illyrian mountains, you know? The city was secret. It doesn't make sense. Has he been pretending since forever? Why don't the Illyrians seem to doubt his evil, if he was raised there? If he stayed there even after the war? His mother and sister went to visit him there, I have reason to believe that he lived in Illyria until his father died precisely because the high lord was afraid of being dethroned by Rhsyand, and being kept surrounded by people who hate him would prevent allies and therefore, a rebellion.

So again, what reason does Rhsyand have to pretend to be evil and protect a city he didn't even have access to until he became high lord (he lived there until he was 8, doesn't count, okay? He spent at least over a century with Illyrians)? Is it really a fake? Let's think about it... sarah, sarah, you better give me a decent plot if you want me to actually like your literary abusive god.

🇧🇷Não é estranho que Rhysand alegue usar uma "máscara", mas não saibamos quando isso começou? Ele comparece a reuniões entre territórios desde que era príncipe (conheceu Tamlin nessas reuniões), e não é como se ele simplesmente tivesse surgido em uma dessas reuniões todo trevoso como se gritasse "haha me temam, seus lixos, eu sou o vilão agora huahuahua 😈😈”.

Tamlin era jovem na guerra, uma criança, acho, e Rhsyand tinha uns 38 anos e lutou, acho que ele estava em pelo menos uma ou duas reuniões antes disso (reuniões de preparação de guerra, principalmente). Então, quando exatamente ele passou a usar essa máscara para proteger a cidade bonitinha? Ele não cresceu nela, ele cresceu no acompanhamento, foi pra lá com 8 anos. Como ele poderia amar uma cidade que ele sequer morava?

Ele também não tinha tanto contato com o pai, em ACOSF no pov de Cassian lemos que a mãe de Rhysand fazia RARAS visitas ao marido, e eles eram parceiros. Rhysand não viu o pai até a aproximação da guerra, quando ele foi ao acampamento e viu o filho quase lhe ultrapassar em poder. Rhysand foi criado em um acampamento cheio de illyrianos, onde a autora quer que eu acredite que antes eles eram bem piores do que são agora (eu acho que não mudou nada, não importa o que Feyre acredite que Rhsyand mudou). Então, ei, é realmente uma máscara?

Eu sei que ele teve uma “educação completa”, provavelmente com tutores, mas eu não acho que tutores sem a supervisão do alto senhor iriam dizer algo como "finge ser filho da puta pra proteger Velaris", porque não tem como pessoas de fora da cidade irem dar aula lá nas montanhas illyrianas, sabe? A cidade era secreta. Não faz sentido. Ele esteve fingindo desde sempre? Porque os illyrianos não parecem duvidar da maldade dele, se ele foi criado lá? Se ele continuou lá mesmo após a guerra? A mãe e a irmã dele foram visitar ele lá, tenho motivos para acreditar que ele viveu em illyria até o pai morrer justamente porque o alto senhor tinha medo de ser destronado pelo Rhsyand, e ser mantido rodeado de gente que odeia ele impediria aliados e portanto, uma rebelião.

Então, de novo, que motivos Rhsyand tem para fingir ser mal e proteger uma cidade que ele sequer teve acesso até virar alto senhor (ele viveu lá até os 8 anos, não conta, ok? Ele passou pelo menos mais de um século com illyrianos)? é realmente uma farsa? Vamos pensar sobre isso... sarah, sarah, é melhor me dar uma trama decente se quiser que eu realmente goste do seu deus abusador literário.

[kataraavatara]

the nc’s main army from illyria being so poor cassian is handing out blankets while the the rich merchant class in velaris doesn’t have to provide any soldiers is good class commentary until you remember rhysand is supposed to be the good guy and also it’s sarah j maas

[wishcamper]

Illyrian Clans according to me

I love the posts going around with gaps filled in from SJM's worldbuilding and wanted to share some of my own from my current WIP A Court of Vice & Victors on the Illyrian clans!

Ironcrest - Mountainous terrain, VERY RICH bc of mining. Second largest camp behind Windhaven, known for hardy warriors and heavier weapon use. Trade in many precious metals and gemstones. Famous for their smithing. Lord is decided by legacy, current lord is Breckon Ironcrest, and is heir is his son Kallon.

Bloodstone - Seaside, stone houses with thatch roofs. Poor, insular. Warriors are known for naval fighting abilities. Fish is main export. Election by the males decides the lord every 100 years, current leader is Caddick.

White Eagle - On the northernmost island, sharing it with the magical forest of Argadnel. Middling to poor due to isolation. Huge focus on honoring Illyrian and local customs. Isolated except for holidays, when pilgrims come to the large festivals. No war camp, able boys are sent to other camps to train, usually Bloodstone. Trade in furs and lumber. Leader is a religious elder chosen by a council of males.

Ravenscroft - Azriel's home camp. On the southwest edge of the Steppes and into the mountains. The oldest, and the richest camp of all due to natural resources. Trade in a variety of things like precious metals and and, on the side to other courts, mercenaries. Warriors are known for being agile, cunning, and ruthless. Legacy leaders, with a storied history of bloody succession battles.

let me know if you want more 👉👈 

[mecharose]

nothing has brought me as dangerously close to actually writing fanfic as illyrian karl marx and I wish I was joking

[acourtofladydeath]

"Take These Broken Wings" Playlist

Alright folks, I've been working on this baby since I outlined the fic last winter. It's not a direct accompaniment like my "All Things End" playlist where it's timed to reading speed, but the songs in this playlist do follow the overall storyline. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I do!

Each chapter has certain songs associated with it, which I'll outline below if you're curious! They are in order on the playlist, so the experience is better if you do NOT shuffle.

Chapter 1: Blackbird, Fly

Blackbird - Remastered 2009 - The Beatles

The Village - Wrabel

Let's Go! - Poor Man's Poison

Feed the Machine - Poor Man's Poison

B.Y.O.B - System of a Down

Lonely Day - System of a Down

Hold Them Down - Jorge Rivera-Herrans, Ayron Alexander, Cast of EPIC: The Musical

Blood Upon the Snow - Hozier, Bear McCreary

Chapter 2: Into the Light

Paralyzed - NF

Yesterday - Remastered 2009 - The Beatles

The Foundations of Decay - My Chemical Romance

Chapter 3: A Dark Black Night

Rule # 27 - Drunk on Pride - Fish in a Birdcage, Philip Bowen

Butchered Tongue - Hozier

Stay, I Pray You - Anastasia (Original Broadway Cast)

Train Wreck - James Arthur

broken - Jonah Kagen

Chapter 4: All Your Life

Paralysed -Jamie Bower

Mr. Forgettable - David Kushner

Dear Icarus - Anna Miraim, Isaac J. Brown, Antonio Cipriano

I Can't Carry This Anymore - Anson Seabra

Hold On - Chord Overstreet

Rider's Lullaby - Jessie Mueller

The Sound of Silence - Cody Fry, Sleeping At Last

Letting Go - Bear McCreary

Chapter 5: You Were Only Waiting

Make It - Cody Fry

The Walker - with Space - SYML

Heal - Tom Odell

Landslide - Fleetwood Mac

Chapter 6: Moment To Arise

Francesca - Hozier

Sleep Deprivation - Chance Pena

Things Will Get Better - Vian Izak

i am not who i was - Chance Pena

Chapter 7: And Learn to Fly

In the Shadow - Vian Izak, Hoyt Carter, I The Ai

Fight Song - Rachel Platten

Do You Hear The People Sing? - Les Miserables: The Motion Picture Cast

The View Between Villages - Noah Kahan

[scarlettdragnalovebot]

"illyrian leathers" WHERE ARE THE COWS??