#my world upside down

[noahwylle]

TOMMY KINARD + his soft smile when he sees buck waiting for him ↳ for anonymous

[soothedcerberus]

Concept art Dion matching earrings with Frazie lives in my head rent-free.

Totally not based on my own first-time piercing experiences...

[fluffylord]

Look how far I went, for fear of losing you.

[faultyvessel]

Can you believe it’s been a year since this started? What a hell of a ride

[coolnonsenseworld]

A little promo with my little obsession on the side...........

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[lover-of-mine]

Buddie Countdown to Season 7:

35 days.

[kcd2]

EMMERDALE - 21 JAN 2016 CORONATION STREET - 20 NOV 2024

[sp1resong]

i (tumblr user sp1resong) will see some bugs and go 'is anyone gonna put those in a maze' and not even wait for an answer

[insecuregodcomplex]

thinking about Josh Nichols’ boyfriend in the military and them “making it work” and his nerves surrounding telling Oliver his feelings and the idea of a “we had a fight; you thought I was gonna leave? no, I want to stay and work this out with you” approach from Oliver to Nichols after he’s like “ok so I told you how i felt and you don’t have to say it back but you didn’t say it back and then everything started crumbling and you started pushing yourself away from me and” all that

[butchcharliee]

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[kyouka-supremacy]

Every day I want to leave this franchise behind and then they drop stuff like this. This ain't queerbaiting this is queertrapping. Let me go

[dravencroft]

Let's pretend he can enjoy a sunset without burning to a crisp for once.

Thiago Diaz, Seneschal of the Camarilla court of the city of Davenport. Just a Samedi trying his best to keep some order in a very complicated domain.

[tsukasalover]

ive been drawing for my mutuals on strawpage quite a bit recently :) heres some i liked

[respectthepetty]

IT WASN'T A DREAM!

And now I gotta figure out this blue!

[shiversdownyourspleen]

As someone who has always been more surface-level into Greek mythology and reading it piecemeal, suddenly getting unreasonably invested in it thanks to a twinkified Odysseus and a kickass concept musical is absolutely wild

[nellasbookplanet]

Having mentioned Octavia Butler and cr3 in the same breath, I'm now pondering Bloodchild and its theme of trying to make an inherently unequal power dynamic more equal. In Butler's story, a human living under alien rule negotiates the right to keep a gun, arguing that the alien must 'accept the risk' by letting the weaker human (for whom she cares deeply) keep a weapon that could kill either of them. Whether he is mistreated or not, the human is still less powerful, but the potential of retaliation puts them at more equal ground as they are now both willing to take risks in the relationship.

If Imogen actually manages to control Predathos (not a given), I think a similar re-balancing could be an interesting route to take. Not killing the gods, forcing them away (which would effectively kill the wildmother at the very least), or demanding they 'step down' (lmao what would that even mean, they aren't rulers on thrones who can take off their crowns and redistribute their power, try to think practically here), but giving mortals a place at the table, so to speak. Would the Betrayers be as willing to manipulate their followers and using them to hurt other mortals if Predamogen could pop in and deliver retaliation? Would Vasselheim be as ready to take over communities like Hearthdell if said community could call up the God Eater to effectively make demands in their place? Would the Betrayers consider having another go at wiping out all mortals if the mortals could defend themselves?

In this scenario, the gods could still choose to fight (but seeing as they’ve lost against predathos before, it'd likely be a poor decision) or leave (which, again, isn't an option for all of them). Or they could accept the risk. The primes would have to accept what they couldn’t during the calamity: that their evil siblings genuinely could get wiped off the map if they don’t shape up. In that, they would also genuinely have to choose between what’s best for mortals/exandria or their family (which wasn't an option during the calamity; siding with aeor to kill the betrayers would just have gotten all of them killed).

Of course, this all assumes Imogen can actually control predathos (if she can't, 'the immortal beast can only be killed while in a mortal vessel' would also be a fitting ending, though a lot more tragic). It also assumes the gods (betrayers especially) don't call her bluff and try to fight anyway, causing great losses for both sides. This would only work if they choose negotiation and trust, which I believe the primes would, but the Betrayers? Hoo boy.