#in the year of our lord and savior 2023

[mccbrackets]

[sadpickledberry]

Excited for the apology tweet just on the horizon, really lookin forward to that

[tolazehtolivelife]

No way-

[jajanvm-imbi]

I will never be over them

They are my ride or die

They were such a GOD TIER PAIRING

[lunyunyuny]

he is the blueprint (unfortunately)

alt (and necessary) version:

[blmpff]

In all honesty, these four are my proudestest moments of 2023

Thank you everyone for enjoying them as well 🫶

[smug-wolf]

✨Primadonna Ales✨

[elijah-loyal]

happy two years anniversary to "the old witch sleep and the good man grace," aka invention of rage <33

[izloveshorses]

listen. 6 years is plenty of time for characters to change and grow in different directions, of course bellamy (and co) and clarke are gonna be out of sync. of course they're going to have to get reacquainted with one another before they fall into step again, and we should maybe even expect a little conflict. it makes sense.

and in a broader sense it makes sense for the different groups to bond like they did when there's no one else around. spacekru is going to look out for each other and do their best planning when they're together because they spent 6 years pretty much inseparably. clarke is going to prioritize this kid because that's what she's been doing for half this girl's life. 6 years is long enough for loyalties to change, and that's what's interesting to me about season 5 all these years later: who are you loyal to and what has to happen for your loyalties to change?

talk of traitors and loyalties is all over the place this season. you can even see this amongst the mining group, divided between diyoza's and mccreary's followers. the 100 has always been about "protecting my people" and what leadership means, but season 5 feels more about what happens when we get subgroups and shifting allegiances. and it's an interesting conversation to have! it makes sense!

but what doesn't make sense is this show's lack of understanding of how.... long? it takes for a Culture to develop? 6 years isn't long enough for wonkru to be like... That. a century isn't long enough for the grounders to be like That either. i get that it was ~a dark time~ but i don't think people would lose their agency and follow this teenager so blindly and stupidly after just a couple years. so while the question of loyalty is an interesting one, i think they really fumbled with it and sort of lost their train of thought because it really ended up going nowhere.

[martydaxnger]

I cannot believe I just got Doomsday’d by the Good Omens season 2 finale

[randomthunk]

It is tiiiiime, time for the 2023 randomthunk art year in review. Deciding the best was difficult for like half the year, which I choose to interpret as I'm getting better and happier with my work. As always, thank you to everyone who has come along for the ride.

For better views of these: January | February | March | April May | June | July | August September | October | November | December

[multi-level-shipper]

i'm gay leave me alone

also fun fact Wally has a scar down his chest (according to my correct headcanon.) something something dead Boris something something symbolism

[supernaturalperson67]

Yk what rhymes? I need a haymitch playlist and I need a therapist.

[salmonmeister]

WIP and concept art for an upcoming fic I’m writing with the one and only @highernoon called Rivals to Lovers Any% :3 It’s probably not gonna be done for a looooong while though eheheh....

[sonofarathorn]

Gonna watch Catching Fire with @s1eveharrington and cry about Finnick

[laurabenanti]

all the people who apparently also loved Go On coming out of the woodwork are giving me life