#like DO YOU SEE MY VISION

[angele-darliing]

Okay I’ve been thinking what if Lute got back with a new replacement arm & everything but then sees a new winner everyone’s flocking to & Lute’s all confused but then that’s when she realize it was Sir Pentious like oooooh boy!

[jimmyjrsmusoems]

need someone to draw this but with jimmy jr. and pesto sr. (and they're talking about tina) more than i need air to breathe

[simplydnp]

so many scenarios come to mind with them being able to touch both walls of the hallway to their bed

[livingunderaclassicrock]

ya know, i just had the horrifying thought that in some distant universe where the doors were a modern-era band, Ray and Jim would both be cinephiles, and worse, would also probably be fans of Evangelion.

[butchdykecxck]

the dream for me is to someday become a hairy leather butch bear with salt and pepper hair, covered in tattoos, and generally giving off DILF

[fogwitchoftheevermore]

Yes!!! Watchers are Narrative!! I wish I could put it in words better but that's exactly how I see the Watchers. The patterns and stories and everything Just Makes Sense

DUDE LITERALLY i so badly wish i could actually articulate what i'm talking about here or honestly i at least wish i had some screenshots from the bigger mechscord about how people talked about Narrative. but it's just- ok if you're someone who has never heard of the mechanisms.

the mechanisms were a band of immortal space pirates who roamed the universe looking for stories. every story they found was always a tragedy and every story they made was equally a tragedy. they transcended time and space as they traveled because wherever they were going and whatever they were doing was at the whims of whatever (out of universe) made the story better. the way this manifests in universe means that the Narrative kind of exists in universe and has it's own thoughts and whims and is doing it's own thing. this is most obvious when the mechanisms die. but space, i thought you said they were immortal? yeah, they were, until it served the narrative for that to no longer be the case. all of their deaths are pretty indicative of this, but i think jonny's is the best example/the easiest one to understand.

"for some reason, it sticks". the "reason" is the narrative. the narrative has decided jonny works better dead than alive, now, so that's what he is, even though he has never before been able to reach that point.

basically it's taking those concepts that got real popular on tumblr (doomed by the narrative, the narrative loves you, etc.) and making it real- the narrative is somehow a sentient, alive thing that has wants and a story to tell. you are a member of that story and equally the vessel through which the narrative can tell it. once the narrative no longer needs you, as character or narrator, that means your story is over too.

things happen because the narrative says they do. these things don't have to make sense- sometimes something just works better this way, so there's plot holes and retcons and inconsistencies and missing information from different sides of the story but that doesn't matter because it's all serving one big story.

so like yeah the mechanisms concept of the narrative really encapsulates the watchers, and honestly a lot of mcyt storytelling in general, to me. it's a little cruel but it's mostly just not human. it has a story it wants to tell and that story is very frequently tragic, or at least has a lot of tragedy within it. (the mechanisms sometimes told happy stories! kinda! look the only thing i'm thinking of is briar rose and cinders and even that's not quite happy but you get what i mean.) sometimes the story doesn't quite fit together right, or elements are only decided upon later on and have to be sort of shoved in. the narrative exists mostly outside of the story but sometimes needs to move things along or needs someone to tell the story so it chooses someone to do it. it leaves just enough room for interpretation in the story for the audience to put themselves into it, to have their own brand of fun. do you see the vision.

[pepteezer]

headcannon time:

evil peppino wears these kind of shoes

[lesbianfiddleford]

[dorothywonderland]

play stupidGod games win stupidGod prizes - Hermes, probably

[lgbtiwtv]

live footage of lestat, literally naked in bed, like “……..it was. just okay????”

I genuinely think it’s so funny that armand wants lestat sooo bad

like after 200+ years if armand actually got to hit he’d be like damn that was kinda mid and then lestat would go INSANEEEE like what the fuck do you mean MID and armand would be like yeah I wasn’t that into it thanks lestat I’m cured

then lestat would be like armand babe let me make it up to you let me try again this is so embarrassing oh my god I’ll die I’m going to die this is too much PLEASE give me a second chance and armand would be like “no thanks ❤️”

[xxplastic-cubexx]

obligatory beach divorce doodling

bonus rough cover redraw of x-men #41 (1995) But Beach Divorce below cut

[ciderjacks]

dad issues

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(I think they were all fundamentally affected by what they saw and just collectively decided not to share the upsetting details)

[yhwcomeback]

I know people be hating on this fit, BUT THE RACER VIBES???? Listen.

[ywraa]

Now that I think about it, Vertin suitcase give the similar vibe to the slendermansion

Do you think Blonney would write creepypasta if it existed around her time?

[lmaowh-at]

Lanns n Starks lineups/costumes sketches that I will probably add other houses to. Tywin and Joff & the rest aren't here because I was lazy and Cerseis dress took all of my energy. Don't ask me about inspiration or historical basis for these

[wannabemasterofwindintraining]

Morro's not a very good mentor