#luca Twilight

[timetravellingshinigami]

Characters in the Twilight saga I would like to see full episodes of

Leah

Alistair

Luca

Vladimir

Stefan

Boris

And literally everybody else. Aside from the main characters. I wouldn't mind a full episode for George. What is that sadistic mf up to?

[the-sky-the-stars-the-sea]

*violently shaking* They. They. They are all canon your honor.

[its-storminghere]

Possibly genius idea. Twilight ish au where the VR46 boys are a werewolf pack (dog pack coded already) and the Marquez brothers are the vampires that moved to town and are causing Problems. Obviously there will be yearning, romance, and an iconic “this is the skin of a killer” line. Truly, montagues/capulets in every universe

Of course there are many rosquez implications here but what I’m really focused on is the soft romantic love story of our two star crossed heroes ALEX and FRANKY. Truly there is some tender and yearning eye contact happening while they’re supposed to be enemies. Marc and Vale are obviously off having truly unprecedented levels of toxic paranormal crazy sexual encounters

There is also the psychosexual torture for pecco and bezz who are like. SO attracted to vampire Marc and believe that this makes them TRAITORS to both Vale and their wolf heritage. Luca meanwhile unbothered like yeah he’s hot. I’d like him more in cat ears tho.

Sweet Celin actively being like idk guys maybe we can all get along :) being a vampire seems kinda cool actually :) which drives Bezz out of his skin crazy with jealousy. He will have to play chase cele through the woods until he’s pressing down on his soft body to know that Cele is SAFE and HIS

[reaperquinnandkayaquinn-blog]

Shows of the time I like and think the stranger things characters would watch (if you want explanations ask, also add too if you want)

Mike - macgyver, knight rider, the real ghostbusters,D&D, the 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo

Nancy - murder she wrote, the 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo

Will - knight rider, ducktales, he-man, fraggle rock, the real ghostbusters,D&D, the 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo, teddy ruxpin

El - golden girls, murder she wrote, ducktales, fraggle rock, thundercats, the smurfs, the 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo, the new Scooby-Doo mystery’s, teddy ruxpin, rainbow brite

Jonathan - ducktales, thundercats, the 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo

Max - twilight zone, fraggle rock, she-ra, the 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo, the new Scooby-Doo mystery’s,

Billy - macgyver, knight rider, he-man, twilight zone, the 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo, the new Scooby-Doo mystery’s,

Dustin - doogie howser m.d, the real ghostbusters,D&D, the 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo

Eddie - the twilight zone, fraggle rock,D&D, the 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo, the new Scooby-Doo mystery’s, rainbow brite

Steve - murder she wrote, fraggle rock, the 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo, rainbow bride

Lucas - he-man, the real ghostbusters, she-ra, D&D, the 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo

Erica - murder she wrote, macgyver, doogie howser m.d, she-ra, D&D, the 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo

Joyce - golden girls, murder she wrote, unsolved mystery’s, the new Scooby-Doo mystery’s,

Hopper - macgyver, knight rider, unsolved mystery’s,

Murray - knight rider, unsolved mystery’s, the 13 ghosts of Scooby-Doo,

[ann-planet]

Three tickets for The Challengers, please

[lala1236]

Sirius, Lucas, Aventurine and Kaeya!!!

So...I might have a type? LOL! Sus men that can flirt with you and would be obsessed with you to the point of willingly committing crimes for you. They all have a sad backstory and they all hide their real emotions behind a mask (maybe not Lucas) . They're pretty....

One is a sorcerer who wants to kill a deity to protect you, even if people die in the process. One is the head of the information guild and assassin's guild, who might be a yandere and would get rid of anyone who wants to harm you. Aventurine is a good-looking gambler who has trauma. Kaeya is the Cavalry Captain of the knights of Favonius, who is kind of an alcoholic and also has trauma . In normal circumstances, liking these types of men would be dangerous (?) for you (your heart) but you need not worry ladies and gentlemen! They are fictional! (💔)

I haven't played Genshin Impact and Honkai Star Rail but I watch the lore to look at hot fictional men. Delulu is the solulu, ladies!

[punksdoll]

~~~𝕸𝖆𝖘𝖙𝖊𝖗𝖑𝖎𝖘𝖙2~~~

𝚛𝚎𝚚𝚞𝚎𝚜𝚝𝚜 𝚊𝚛𝚎 CLOSED 𝚏𝚘𝚛 𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚜𝚎 𝚌𝚑𝚊𝚛𝚊𝚌𝚝𝚎𝚛𝚜 𝚘𝚛 𝚊𝚗𝚢𝚘𝚗𝚎 𝚎𝚕𝚜𝚎 𝚒𝚗 𝚝𝚑𝚘𝚜𝚎 𝚏𝚊𝚗𝚍𝚘𝚖𝚜

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[trinketcrow]

Edythe & Beau ~ Life & Death

[beeblelady]

My Favorite Sakuverse characters as The Mane Six 🦄

Since I love My Little Pony and Sakuverse characters

These are my Top 6 Favorite Sakuverse characters

This is just my interpretation

Andrew as Twilight Sparkle ✨

Kayson as Rainbow Dash 🌈

Xanthus as Pinkie Pie 🎈

Isaac as Rarity 💠

Elias as Applejack 🍎

Luca as Fluttershy 🦋

[thecarnivorousmuffinmeta]

What if Renata had killed uncle Luca and taken his place as the protector of the family instead of joining the Volturi?

How would aunt Renata be as a protector?

The theory of what looks like it happened with Renata. And even more of that theory.

Renata would be very sad.

I imagine she'd try to be more distant to her family while still protecting them. No more terrorizing them in the night, no more demanding daughters be turned, no more acknowledgement of Renata at all while still keeping the protection.

However, this ends up not working. At first, with the protection continuing, the family is convinced Luca isn't gone and are conditioned into behaving the same way lest they lose his protection/incur his anger.

Then, over enough time, they forget Luca exists altogether and don't realize they're being protected at all. (Especially as I imagine Renata would balk at doing things I imagine Luca would have no problem doing: slaughtering rival enemies of the family to ensure the family's fortune).

Not to mention as time passes I imagine Renata finds herself increasingly lonely as all the family that knew her is gone, she's less than a specter to the family who were all born after her, and she's essentially living life as a ghost for the sake of her family.

I imagine, eventually, she'd find it untenable and convince herself that her family can get by without her (as most families do without supernatural protection). She would probably join a coven she found not horrible at some point or another.

Could even be the Cullens depending if/when Carlisle passes through the area as a nomad.

[the-far-bright-center]

Dystopian themes in the Prequels

“Looking back is helpful in understanding his work. Lucas started out in the 1960’s as an experimental filmmaker heavily influenced by the avant-garde films of the San Francisco art scene. Initially interested in painting, he became an editor and visualist who made abstract tone poems. His first feature, THX 1138 (1971) was an experimental science fiction film that presented a surreal, underground world where a dictatorial state controls a docile population using drugs. Love and sex are outlawed, procreation is controlled through machines, and human beings shuffle meaninglessly around the system.”

—Anthony Parisi, 'Revisiting the Star Wars Prequels'

The bolded parts in this description correspond with the Coruscant Underworld, the Jedi Order’s code, and the creation of the clone troopers, respectively.

Notably, in THX 1138's setting, emotions such as love and the concept of family are taboo:

I’ve always found it so interesting that Lucas incorporated the dystopian elements of his earlier sci-fi into the Prequels, taking place as they do in the context of the final years of the Repubic, with all its colourful and sumptuous visual spendour. In comparison, the post-apocalyptic ‘Dark Times’ of the Original Trilogy would seem on the surface to be the more outwardly ‘dystopian’ setting of the two—however, the actual story of the OT is a mythic hero's journey and fairytale, complete with an uplifting and transcendent happy ending. The OT's setting may be drained of colour, and its characters may be living under the shadow of the Empire, but as a story it is far from bleak or dystopian in tone. Rather, fascinatingly, it is the pre-apocalyptic era of the Prequels that is presented as the more dystopian storyline:

“On the surface, [The Phantom Menace] is an optimistic, colorful fantasy of a couple of swashbuckling samurai rescuing a child Queen and meeting a gifted slave boy who can help save the galaxy from the slimy Trade Federation and its Sith leaders. But beneath that cheerful facade is a sweatshop of horrors.” —Michael O'Connor, 'Moral Ambiguity: Beyond Good and Evil in the Prequels'

This is referring to the state of the galaxy during the Prequels era, including the fact that slavery is known to exist, but is largely ignored by the Republic and the Jedi alike due to being too economically inconvenient to combat. It also refers to how the Jedi of the Old Order come across as cold and distant atop their ivory tower on the artificial world of Coruscant, far removed not only from the natural world but also from the true realities of the people they claim to serve. And then there is the additional revelation in Attack of the Clones that love and family are 'outlawed' within the Jedi Order, creating an environment in which their own 'Chosen One' is unable to flourish, leaving him vulnerable to the Dark Side. Finally, there's the fact that the characters end up so distracted by fighting a civil war (something that goes against their own principles and involves the use of a slave clone army in the process), that they are blinded to the entity of pure evil that is guiding their every move...until it is too late.

“Without a clear enemy, the Jedi Order, the Galactic Senate, the whole of the Star Wars galaxy bickers and backstabs and slides around the moral scales. But there is one benefit to Palpatine’s pure evil crashing down upon the galaxy; against its oppressive darkness, only the purest light can shine through.” —Michael O'Connor, 'Moral Ambiguity: Beyond Good and Evil in the Prequels'

If anything, the Dark Times allows for the OT generation's acts of courage and heroism to flourish and succeed, because they are not hampered by the Old Jedi Order's restrictive rules, nor by its servitude to the whims of an increasingly corrupt Republic—so corrupt, in fact, that by the time of RotS, it is practically the Empire in all but name. Indeed, one of the key features of the Prequels, and what makes them so tragic, is that the characters are already living in a dystopia...they just don't know it.

There is, paradoxically, a level of freedom to be found in the midst of the Dark Times which had not been possible during the Twilight era, which allows Original Trio to rise above the tragedy that befell their predecessors. They are able to act as free agents (not as slaves of a corrupt government), serving only the fight for the liberation of all the peoples of the galaxy (not just citizens of the Republic), and are likewise free to live (and love!) on their own terms. Free to act on their positive attachments to one another, without having to hide the truth of their feelings. It's particularly telling that *this* is, above all, what makes the Prequels era so dystopian—the characters' inability to freely and openly participate in normal familial human relationships.

[aeon-arts]

1/2 of drawing my Fursona as my comfort characters!

[zenmasterlover]

My top 5 ships!

1. Jackie and Hyde (That 70s Show)

2. Blair and Chuck (Gossip Girl)

3. Bella and Edward (Twilight)

4. Brooke and Lucas (One Tree Hill)

5. Rory and Jess (Gilmore Girls)

[comerhastamorir]

King of the nordic twilight.

No puedo parar de escuchar este disco. Aiuda.