#mission: failed

[forcebook]

Local depressed cutie is too precious for this world (and he’s falling in love).

[imasexypotato]

John : Is this plan B?

Gale: Technically, this is plan P

John : Plan P? Is there a plan M?

Gale: Yes, but I have to marry Curt in plan M

John: ....WHAT

Curt: I like plan M

John: Wha-! How-! Why does Curt get to marry you?!

Gale: Sorry, I don't make the rules

Curt: ....*evil grin*

John, indignantly: What?! That's literally the whole point of a plan! YOU make the rules! Wait wait wait

Gale: ....?

John: Is there a plan where you marry me?

Gale: .....

John: Really?!

Curt, happy: What say we skip plan P and get to planning our wedding Mr Gale Biddick?

Gale: I-

John: ABSOLUTELY NOT *Grabs Gale princess style and runs away*

*Curt watches them leave*

Curt: WoW

[dragimal]

❗ Daily Quest ❗

Be normal about ORV

[chussyracing]

HONESTY WEEK

no please, i am being mean enough as it stands, i think dori is still sensitive after yesterday's session 🙈😭

[fail-sco0b]

whys sanji always attracting men bruh, womanizer? no, menanizer

[artistkakan]

This was supposed to be a doodle🫠

[smatterbrained]

This shit keeps hindering the peace talks

[yournewmisstress]

In the Danny is Damian’s brother trope what if instead of Damian not telling the family about Danny wasn’t because of grief or shame or any of the more commonly used reasons for his silence. What if it was because he heard about how his father talked about Jason after his death, focusing and exaggerating the negative. That he was violent, angry, never listened to orders but in some iterations and popular fanon is that Jason was a cheerful and studious Robin.

What if while compiling info and researching the former robins during his tumultuous introduction he saw what kind of robin Jason was, good with kids and victims. Talking about his favorite books while on patrol and similar. Reminding Damian of his most Beloved brother.

Then he finds out about how Bruce talked about Jason after he died. Using him as an example as what not to do, erasing his good traits and just using him as a cautionary tale of what happens when you don’t follow orders. Just like what Ra’s said about Danny.

So he didn’t tell the family, not out of guilt or grief. But because his father stripped away Jason’s positive traits after death, the son he chose, adopted and loved. Who when he failed because he was a child led astray by his mother. What would he do to his brother, who loved the stars and excelled in stealth, who was quite in his kills but had no lust for killing.

Whether or not Bruce would do this to Danny’s memory doesn’t matter. B’s actions are gonna affect how Damian views his father even years after the initial actions. Because Damian will protect his brothers memory from being twisted even by their father.

[dingledraw]

Alternative ending of season 2… *BONK*

I collaborated with the sweet and talented @t-nartin again 😁 They came up with the idea and put it together 🤩

[lil-kissy]

Unfortunately baked goods are about all she remembers of her home- at least in terms of pleasant memories.

-Although as she gets older she'll definitely try to find ways to learn how to make things for Kumo to properly enjoy.

[qandnotu]

deep space planet future gun action

[mistresscitrusslice]

Omgg look it’s my two favorite necromancers

Can’t even bring a loved one back right smh

[andrewknightley]

saw someone saying something like "do you really think veilguard story would be better if you could do evil choices?" and actually yeah. i think if they let us act more like the dreadwolf on the "you are a paralellism to the dreadwolf" game, it would be more significant when the story tells you "you are a bit like him/you are nothing like him" because , thats how you chosed to play it.

[tekitothemagpie]

AFO is legit right tho.

Bakugo carries the same will as Kudo. Protecting his bf from his evil ass. Not a coincidence they look alike.

[dukeofthomas]

"Are the Robins child soldiers" It depends. If the story is super serious and into exploring complex morality and grounded from reality's standards, then yes. If the story is lighthearted, made for children, fluff, etc., then no. If it's somewhere in the middle, it might depend.

If an author wants to write a story seriously delving into the fucked up-ness of children fighting criminals, they can, and if you don't like it, you can read something else.

If an author wants to write a fun story about villains and heroes featuring Robin in a world where that's not an issue, they can, and if you don't like it, you can read something else.

If an author wants to write a serious story but not apply IRL-logic to Robin, they can, and if you don't like it, you can read something else.

[cuineart]

Treat yours̶e̶l̶f̶ kid 🍦🍭💙

I love found families 🥰