#my attempt at perspective

[aterfish]

I am obsessed with this turtle-man 😳

sketch under cut

[rockdrop]

It's okay, Ena. She stopped crying anyway😊

[chasiufan]

Nobody’s gonna buy ur 599$ marketable plushie stop tryna sell it to us -_-

[thezestyicecube]

Shockwave's a little lost

[arinsanity]

:]

og image under the cut!

[pierogish]

I grew a spine

[weibun-art]

fanart for the fic Abbadon that i started a month ago but... idk i can't get the drawing right and ive since given up on it. but theres some things about it i still like (the expression mainly) so ill post it anyways.

[sukibenders]

Glinda mentions to Elphaba how Fiyero can't stop thinking about that moment in Dillamond's class, or that he's having thoughts in general and how it worries her because it's not something she's used to from him (which is him thinking about actual things), in contrast to Elphaba, who doesn't seem all that bothered and, even more so interested in the manner when Fiyero brings up how he can't stop thinking about when they rescued the lion cub. I don't know about everyone else but for me, even with this scene probably being added for lighthearted value, I also see it as another piece in the puzzle cementing how Fiyero's and Glinda's actions will, eventually, either pull them closer or further away from Elphaba. I lowkey don't like it when people act surprised or confused as to why Glinda was spelled or get annoyed that Fiyero is in her place but I, personally, don't think she would have helped in that moment, specifically in the movie.

Prior to the train scene, Glinda is shown to, not only, be completely rude and spoiled (as shown with her literally fainting over not getting her way), when in class, she publicly points out Dillamond's inability to pronounce her name correctly even though it's an obvious struggle, parading in front of the class how easier it was for her other teachers to do it, then being dismissive during the rest of the lesson when learning the importance of history and why to learn from it (correct me if I'm wrong, as it has been a minute since I've seen the movie). All that already tells me that she doesn't really care for the animals' cause, let alone enough to follow Elphaba and Fiyero into the woods after stealing the lion cub and I think, subconsciously, Elphaba knew that. In fact, I can only see Glinda trying to sway them to leave the cub and how what their new professor wanted to teach probably wasn't all that bad (not saying that she would want the cub to be harmed, just that she would try to rationalize what's going as we've seen her do before). This is the same woman who, after learning that the Wizard was a fraud and responsible for the missing and harmed animals, still tried to justify his actions and berated Elphaba for not "acting accordingly" to the news, but yet we still think she should have been there to save the lion cub? That she would have helped those animals alongside Fiyero and Elphaba? I think it could allude to how Glinda could/will be used to help further push propaganda for the Wizard, especially given how it benefits her socially, as figures of propaganda often don't think too hard, or enough to critique the system around them not because they aren't smart enough too (for the most part), but more so because they understand how their world works and understand the consequences that follow when stepping out of line.

You don't have to like Fiyeraba or even find Fiyero interesting, but to purposely ignore what the movie is presenting you is such a cop-out. Fiyero enters the film being a sort of anti-establishment-like character, caring little if he gets kicked out of Shiz for breaking the rules, or just hardly caring in general (something Elphaba calls him out for), and so on. Why wouldn't he be down to rescue the lion? Even if it was to just feed his rebellious streak, he still would have gone, but when he and Elphaba meet, he's on a talking horse and they are conversing like lifelong friends. That might add another layer to the pair saving the lion. Even if he wasn't on the same level as Elphaba at that moment, the train scene shows that it had a profound impact on him that he couldn't shake. I think, had he been presented with the choice of joining Elphaba or staying, he would have gone, not only for her but also because he now knows that the Wizard is a fraud and most definitely wouldn't stand for what he [Oz] is doing. This is what sets him apart from Glinda which, isn't necessarily me hating on her but just stating facts. Glinda isn't/won't be willing to sacrifice her position and what it brings her, until it's too late (which is the tragedy of her character and her relationship with Elphaba), while Fiyero risks everything, even to some extent his own body (Scarecrow) and, in the end, gets to stand with Elphaba.

[firestorm09890]

on a scale from one to NaN, how real are you feeling today?

[consomme-poser]

omg this whole thing was rushed but i dont wanna fix it now

[abrielarnold]

Not quite understanding, Knives declares with pride, “All in Haven are mine.”   Blaze chokes on his beer and coughs it down.  Knives blinks innocently as he drinks the last of his fourth beer before saying, still high on alcohol and pianos, “I am theirs as well.”

Love and Violence by @thelightningstreak continues to impress. It's so so delightful throughout and some of the recent chapters have been especially gut punchy. (Have I cried? Yes.)

[wilsonsmcgillsweatshirt]

"Deep inside, Wilson believes that if he cares enough, he'll never have to die."

What the fuck were the House writers on

[mousemannation]

btw i’ve been doing maths to cope do u wanna know some stats too bad ur getting them anyway

disclaimer ive tried to make sure these r accurate but i am but a little mouse so if there r inaccuracies no there aren’t ❤️ (by which i mean tell me so i can fix it!!!)

so as of the beginning of Jannik’s ban (9/2/25) he has 11,830 points. The 2nd rank has 8135 points as of the same date, or 3695 fewer points. Jannik stands to lose a total of 2100 points over the period of his ban, ending 4/5/25.

-> ROTTERDAM - 500 points

-> INDIAN WELLS - points disqualified

-> MIAMI - 1000 points

-> MONTE CARLO - 400 points

-> MADRID - 200 points

He would return to competition with 9730 points. This is still 1595 points more than the total points of the 2nd rank as of 9/2/25.

The 2nd rank is defending 950 points over the period of Jannik’s ban.

-> LOS CABOS - 100 points

-> ACAPULCO - 0 points

-> INDIAN WELLS - 200 points

-> MIAMI - 400 points

-> MONTE CARLO - 100 points

-> MUNICH - 50 points

-> MADRID - 100 points

Assuming the second rank plays the same tournaments as 2024, with the addition of Argentina; he would have to both defend 950 points AND make up another 1595 points for a total of 2545 points to overtake Jannik as 1st rank, using the total points Jannik would return with at the end of his ban.

There’s a total of 5250 points on offer for the tournaments we’re assuming the 2nd rank will play.

-> ARGENTINA - 250 points

-> LOS CABOS - 250 points

-> ACAPULCO - 500 points

-> INDIAN WELLS - 1000 points

-> MIAMI - 1000 points

-> MONTE CARLO - 1000 points

-> MUNICH - 250 points

-> MADRID - 1000 points

He would have to win 2545 points out of a possible 5250 points, or 48.5% to overtake Jannik.

[ilikemicrowaves]

Giving her weapons because she should be allowed <33

[the-art-of-sanshoku]

Tokucember Day 1: favorite protag

If you want to participate: Prompt List

[sealbuffed]

💢repressing compulsion💢