#im ready to suffer

[cheesethunderstormz]

guys it's truly never been more over

[ruiduscreated]

ITS THURSDAY

[choccy-milky]

part 3 to my modern AU 💞🍺 (part 1 / part 2)

[rubikor]

Ofelia

[guesst]

every day i wake up and i think about this scene specifically

[girlboyburger]

its ur blog youre entitled to as many selfies as you want

u know what. ur right. fish earrings be upon ye

[raviollies]

is this a safe space to say i think most fashion in Dragon age outside of the default character gear is the epitome of 'allergic to serving cunt'

Like who was out of their gourd on Bioware to think that gaudy yellow plaid was the dye option that everyone was clamoring for. It's time to take on the enemy, you know what this calls for? An ill fitting leather jacket on top of my matching pajamas. Yeah make sure it's orange too. Can't forget my templar helmet that's 3 sizes too big.

[haunted-xander]

So. Fatebreaker, right? Ryne's biggest fears made manifest, daddy issues personified, yes?

He's an amalgamation of Thancred and Ran'jit, his face, his voice and his weapon is Thancred's, but his body, his fighting style and his words are Ran'jit's.

Throughout the fight Fatebreaker constantly makes comments about how only he can protect Ryne, only he can provide for her, only he has even the right to so much as stand beside her, to be in her general presence. He's possessive and obsessive, repeatedly asserting that she is HIS and his only. Which is exactly what Ran'jit says basically every time we encounter him.

But this time it's in Thancred's voice. This time it's with the voice and face of a man she actually cares about.

Ryne isn't scared of Thancred, she never has been. Even when she first met him she was barely even nervous (as clearly shown in Thancred's short story). There's a lot of different feelings happening between those two, but fear has never been one of them.

But now, after things have gotten so much better, she is scared of Thancred becoming like Ran'jit. Because if Thancred was just a little further gone, if he was just a little less compassionate, he would've. It wouldn't be hard for him to go down the same path as Ran'jit did, to be incapable of letting go of the ghost of that girl he loved so so much to the point he'd stubbornly grip anything close to her he could. He didn't, but the fact he could've is terrifying.

It makes his final words, words that are Thancred's, so very important. This is her deepest fears made manifest, but he still says he wants her to be happy. Her happiness not only matters, but is important to him.

[atorionsbelt]

when you’ve been waiting for the jamie tartt centered episode all season but now it’s the penultimate one and he’s in his childhood home and we might meet his mom and roy + keeley are worried about him and more of his likely tragic backstory is to be revealed and it’s here and you’re scared

[theriverbeyond]

if you’re looking for stuff about necromancy as violation I always considered the cow thing to be a big example of that! Maybe it’s my inner 4-H kid, but it’s such an undignified and horrifying way to slaughter an animal IMO. It’s this drawn out, grotesque death that parallels both Mercymorn’s death and the 7ths blood cancer. It’s just such a disrespectful way to slaughter an animal, and I think you can read it as John’s first major betrayal of self, especially as it relates to his indigenous roots. Anyway. There’s just so much there.

you're RIGHT and i also think this is a case of how this is a feature, not a bug of necromancy.

death fuels necromancy, but it is specifically cruel, violent death that results in the most necromantic potential. gradual death/senescence en masse gives general ambient power (necromancy only works in areas where things have lived and died) but it is a mass of sudden violent death that flips a planet. Siphoning, in both the style of the Second and the Eighth house, lends necromantic power via an exquisitely painful process that can easily end in death. Necromancy itself eats away at the tissues, leaving all necromancers essentially physically disabled (Ianthe barely had the ability to hold her arms up to braid her own hair). Babies give off the largest burst of power when they die, and the Fourth House -- a planet that could very well be filled with only children -- specializes in suicide bombs.

and then of course you have the eugenics that is built into both the Seventh and the Eighth Houses -- and the Heptentary blood cancer specifically fascinates me because of how it is positioned as, essentially, a boon. If you get death-fuel by being in proximity to death, and you yourself are always dying, then you always have access to a very personal well of power. Until you die. "A dying woman is the perfect necromancer"..... An entire House that values short-lived necromantic potential over anything else and breeds their heirs to have this violation embedded into their blood.

and that isn't even really getting into the fact that this is just the violence that the House enacts upon it's own citizens. the majority of people on the business end of necromancy aren't House citizens at all, but non-House civilians whose death and dead bodies are hijacked to serve the Empire's purpose. but that's another essay

[soulspice]

guess i'll die

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[miss-menhera]

I'm fine, okay I stopped screaming into my pillow, I took a few screenshots of the episode and I feel much better :3 I am slowly breaking at the thought of this stupid fuck being dead btw!!! ^-^

[sandushengshou]

The Legend of Heroes | Episode 05

[pleppystuff]

Decided to make some memes on the soundwave sweeps (i ended up choosing starscream in round 4 but sadly my boy starscream didnt make it) 

(the first pic was drawn by me)

[mylove-thresher]

y noranchya mad??? 😂😂

mista is the next victim *deviously smiles and rubs my hands together* (there's something wrong with me)

perhaps... if i have enough motivation... i can finish this before school starts and i fall into a purgatory lifestyle... wowz... not excited...

[aiden-artsy]

College [Freshman]