#m: cedric d

[goldberry-edition]

W.I.T.C.H. characters

comic book / cartoon

Nerissa Crossnic

Caleb

Prince Phobos

Elyon Brown/Portrait

Lord Cedric

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[a-state-of-bliss]

I-D Magazine July 2007 - Mina Cvetkovic by Cedric Buchet

[canmking]

S t e v e H a r v e y / D L H u g h l e y

B e r n i e M a c / C e d r i c T h e E n t e r t a i n e r

[iamnmbr3]

i love how draco and harry have the perfect setup for an 'enemies to even worse enemies' story about how their childish enmity turns into true hatred and violence as they grow up and join their respective sides of the war

but they keep missing their cues. every time either of them is in actual danger they immediately drops the whole rivalry thing and are willing to risk it all to save each other.

harry's like 'omg i hate draco so much he's totally a death eater' but after the sectumsempra incident he completely backs off even tho his suspicions are more confirmed than ever because he doesn't want to be in a situation where he could hurt draco and after the astronomy tower confrontation he actively lies to minimize draco's role in things and spends the rest of book 6 and all of book 7 worrying about him. and he saves him twice without hesitation in book 7.

and draco's like 'im a death eater now and i hate harry potter so much' but even though he knows firsthand what letting harry potter escape will mean for him and his family he doesn't identify him at the manor and says nothing when he sees that harry and ron are loose in their cell instead of still tied up and he lets harry take his wand while barely putting up a fight and in the room of requirement even unarmed he tries to stop crabbe and goyle from hurting harry and doesn't touch his mark to summon voldemort and his wand works perfectly for harry despite being of the most loyal core.

they really looked at the obvious 'narrative foils who go from petty rivals to deadly enemies' arc for their relationship and said 'lol no thanks we'd like to be narrative foils who dysfunctionally pine for 7 books instead'

[zegalba]

Mina Cvetkovic for I-D Magazine (2007) Photography: Cedric Buchet

[sillybeanies]

all the (small) dragons i've made so far using @beanbagbuddies4life's scorch pattern! currently working on number five :3

[nocontextdilfs]

Robert Pattinson, like a ray of sunshine, 2024 🌞

[hitorimaron]

“So… let’s start small.” Cedric smiled, spreading his arms.

Harry raised his eyebrows, unimpressed. “Really?”

“Oh yes.”

Harry sighed, sliding his fingers down to his eyes to press his finger pads against his eyelids. “And this is gonna help how ?”

“You wanna talk benefits or you wanna find out, Potter?” Cedric said, beckoning him closer with his fingers.

Harry pursed his lips, suddenly unsure.

“Why do you have to be such a Hufflepuff about this?” he complained instead of moving.

“Why aren’t you a Gryffindor about this?” Cedric challenged and at that point Harry decided he wasn’t brave enough to answer that, so he might as well do the second best thing and lean into the hug.

Inspired by my fic i beg to differ

Art inspired by The Meeting on the Turret Stairs by Frederic William Burton

[obbydrawsstuff]

Various OCs and Characters I've made for some D&D stuff. Figured I'd share them here!

[sesiondemadrugada]

Camille (George Cukor, 1936).

[shychick-52]

This idea is based on another blorbo of mine. But imagine if ever since Cedric finally turned over a new leaf in 'Day of the Sorcerers', some kind of magic happened where his negative/evil side completely split apart from him... becoming an entirely separate person with his own physical body. Basically, Cedric's evil twin/clone.

Evil!Cedric would have all Cedric's memories (both good and bad), but none of his redeeming qualities or good heart. His hair would be all black, without any white streaks (indicating he has zero good in him). Also, his voice would be Cedric's Cockney from season 1, instead of the more posh accent he evolved into.

He would call himself simply 'Ced' to differentiate himself from his good half. And he would have nothing but disdain, disgust, and contempt for his other half, seeing him as weak and pathetic like Wormwood later did in season 4.

In fact, Wormwood would claim him as his new master.

Ced is just as, if not twice as ambitious and conniving as Cedric used to be. He shares Cedric's old goals to take over the kingdom, and has twice his hatred and vengeance for Roland and all those who ever wronged him (including his father and sister). He's also much more ruthless.

I can see Ced subduing Cedric to get him out of the way, hiding him somewhere, and impersonating him to take over the kingdom. They trust Cedric now, so think he's under an evil spell or something, instead of genuinely betraying them. Only Sofia realizes something is off when she sees that "Cedric" doesn't have his usual white streaks (and finds the real Cedric, shortly after).

I can see Cedric trying to convince Ced that it doesn't have to be like this, that he- they- were wrong to have such hate and bitterness consuming them all those years, but Ced refuses to listen (maybe that would happen right before or as Ced gets him out of the way).

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[i-can-even-burn-salad]

⚠️ - What is the darkest thing you have ever written?

Thank you for the ask! From this ask game.

I have no idea how to answer that. I personally see things less dark the further removed from real life they are. Magical torture and sinister plans of world domination are fun, but they don't hit too close to home, so Thorns is out.

The story of Damien (in Undeserved) was really just an excuse to stick a guy into a dungeon and torture him a bit, but the flashbacks into his past — childhood and rebel camp — show all the wrong decisions he made, and how it all turned out for the worse, and really give the present suffering and hopelessness the finishing touch. Like, he's just waiting for death anyway, but people won't give him a break!

Still, I think I'll go with Finnian (in Till Death) if only because nothing was ever his fault. Everyone blamed him for the death of his best friend's sister, even though he could have done nothing to save her. Then story repeats itself and someone dies under his care and the angry mob blames him for it and almost kills him.

He also has by far the most lasting damage of my OCs so far, and his recovery and friendship with Eilis aren't all sunshine and rainbows, either. (Eilis part of the story is very dark, too, but also pretty spoilery 😅)

As for scenes. I don't know. At least for me, they don't really work well without context. If I tell you now "that one time Damien told Valadan that without him their mother would still be alive" will you care if you don't know them? Probably not.

[floralstorms]

He was convinced to give away Cedric

[a-state-of-bliss]

I-D Magazine Summer 2007 - Magdalena Frackowiak by Cedric Buchet

[whynot-movies]

Space Jam: A New Legacy (2021)

[articskele]

If someone were interested in hearing about Cloud and/or your other OCs, is there a tag to look at?

YEAHHH :D!!!!! I have SO MUCH lore and little tidbits of information hidden around in the tags-

If you're looking for Cloud stuff in particular, these three posts should be the most helpful!! (That first one is a bit of an old ref, but it still works!)

And I've put all of my OCs down in the tags for easy access!!