#only mentioned once or twice

[benotafraidpod]

if Be Not Afraid was ever made into a live action series, who would you cast as enoch?

what I really want to ask is how do you imagine his meat suit looking? and what kind of heels does he like

Ooooo!!!! What a delightful question.

Aside from the fact that I want you to imagine him however you like... If we're going by looks I fluctuate between Florence Welch and Tilda Swinton.

I mean...

They both have this ethereal androgynous vibe going on and have beautiful voices. Tilda does a wonderful job in every role she does. Her Gabriel shook my perception of gender to the core and the performance was absolutely haunting. Definitely did a number on 16 year old me when Constantine came out. And Florence... I've always loved her music and she features heavily in my BNA playlists. It's full of religious imagery of the judeo-christian variety. Only recently found out what she looked like and that, friends, is pretty damn close to the Enoch I see in my mind's eye. The way she carries herself and the fashion Choices(tm).

As for shoes/heels HMMM. Anything that's extra. Stilettos with straps, so they stay on. Sometimes gravity gets turned off in Enoch's office, and do you know how hard it is to swim after a wayward shoe? No thank you. Thigh high boots for the occasional Earthly visit.

[elalalune]

○•◇•○ Is Uta in the Wonderland AU? It'd feel like she would stick around Buggy because he seems so interesting to her

She's always around but Buggy tends to be too preoccupied to notice 😅

(Wonderland au)

[daisybell-on-a-carousel]

"Jason was the happy robin" this, "jason was the angry robin" that. Let's all be fully honest here Jason was the lonely robin

[nightwingsgirlfriend]

i hate golden child Dick Grayson. everyone ignores how ANGRY this kid actually was. We rarely get accurate dick grayson, all the teen titans shows have been so off on his personality (you cannot tell me they accidentally made the character tim and realised halfway through wrong robin) and the fandom sees him as "oh everyone finds him attractive + he's Bruce's perfect angel and Jason hates him because of that"

no he literally killed the joker.

why do we skim over that he KILLED THE JOKER. He didn't even know Jason; bruce was his father and he not only refused to kill the joker, interfered when someone else tried to but hit jason in the same way after he came back. His SON. But dick felt so strongly about a kid he regretted not getting close to that he killed a man.

and then if you think that was a one off

in that panel where he fully BEATS Bruce's ass in gotham war? served. ate.

people dumb him down way too often like he wasn't the first robin. you cannot out do the doer so they gotta drag him down to bring others up.

not to mention the fanon portrayal ignores the trauma he has from liu, mirage and tarantula. it looks at that and goes "ok! cool but he IS a flirt :3" he isn't allowed to grieve in the comics either because SOMEBODY (devin) won't let him because he "didn't say no"

and give jason his own friends DC please stop giving him handmedowns he deserves more (i do love him and roy i just wish they also maintained the roy dick friendship because it's usually one or the other)

thabk yoau and gooenight

[iconsumedmygoldfish]

i do not trust whit young.

spoilers for drdt. like, all of it so far. as of ch2 ep16.

whit as a character just isn't adding up for me. his reactions to things have been wrong up until now, or at least not as prominent as other characters. not necessarily saying he's a mastermind, or evil, or a david-chiem-type character, but i don't think he's who we think he id

whit has been shown to struggle to hold in his laughter in the middle of a class trial about the murder of one of his classmates, which is definitely an inappropriate reaction, but the fact that he's holding back a laugh at an unintentional joke shows that he isn't forcing amusement in the complete wrong situation. charles seems used to it by now to be honest, but uhhh idk

he's also become a fan favourite, being paired alongside charles as a good ship dynamic. understandably, whit has become a lovable character, serving (slaying) as some form of comic relief. but his reactions seriously give me a weird feeling. even if he's masking his emotions, to do it to this level, in this situation, feels wrong to me. it might just be a personal feeling about him, i do think he's funny and i like whit, but cmon man that is THE MOST SUSPICIOUS MAN IVE EVER SEEN

for example:

whit appears nonchalant after the gruelling, emotional class trial that him and his classmates have sat through for hours? hours game time and real time, i believe. whit is so casual here, and it bothers me - he doesn't look tired at all, worn out, he doesn't even seem to CARE.

more of whit's apathy:

this is the most concern i remember whit showing until this point, and it's directed towards charles. and not their classmate who has just been shot and is, like, violently bleeding out.. it's a bit inappropriate? he doesn't express shock about levi's sacrifice, he just seems to be anxious for charles.

this makes me wonder if whit is maybe more detached than other characters? sure he acts as a comedic character, but is he doing this deliberately? it's not making the mood better, no matter how much he tries, he should've figured that out by now. how is he capable of just keeping a mostly straight face (or, well, happy face) throughout two whole class trials? and an execution (one one so far)

then, there's the first instance of something extreme from whit:

im not sure what to interpret this emotion as. i initially took it as whit being utterly shocked, taken aback, maybe he has claustrophobia? looking into it more i still don't know what to think. he might be hateful, or having some sort of flashback or whatever, but whatever it is it looks dangerous.

this is more emotion than he shows towards xander's death, min's execution, arei's death, levi's sacrifice. and it's towards a locked door. that's why he could have claustrophobia, maybe some that's trauma-related. this could be explored further in the upcoming chapters if we're lucky. :)

sorry if im going into too much detail!!! he's just sus to me at the moment!!! and i miss levi and i miss ace and i am a very very very sad person and i want them BACK!!!!!!!! anyway hope this was fun to read i guess idk maybe perhaps

[b4sically-ficti0n]

Rewatched The Lost Boys again (at the theater this time, too! A theater near me is doing this six day vampire movie marathon, and I'll be going to 4 of the six).

And i noticed something else! (I'm actually going to mention more than the one thing but it's all closely related).

So, we all know about the "Max is the head vampire" double plot twist thing. And i really like that double plot twist because of some subtler details that show that whoever wrote the script really knows their vampire lore.

So, remember how Sam and the Frog brothers sort of test to see of Max is the head vampire at dinner with Lucy? That was actually when i figured out he was a vampire. The "he must not be the head vampire," "yes he is!" thing never worked on me. As soon as he asked Michael to invite him in, i was like, yep, he's a vampire. (The first time i watched the movie). That's one of those subtler details i mentioned.

Another thing I noticed the first time I watched the movie is that he does react to both the garlic and the holy water, he just plays off why. And i realize now that the holy water only hit him where he had clothes on so if his skin tore like Paul's does later in the movie, he could've hid it behind his clothes and by drawing attention to other stuff (which he did!).

Max also reacted to the garlic. Paul does say later on that garlic doesn't effect vampires which could be true but he also could have been lying.

Anyway, Max may have lied about why he reacted to both the garlic and the holy water but he definitely reacted.

The thing i only really noticed/understood earlier tonight was Max's non-reaction to the mirror. See, the reason vampire lore often says that vampires can't see their reflections is because old mirrors were backed with silver and silver is "pure" so it reacted negatively to vampires or whatever (i don't remember the exact explanation) and that's what kept them from seeing their reflections. And the mirror that Michael and Sam were standing in front of in that one scene was very obviously an antique mirror. Which means it was probably backed with silver! But not the newer, cheaper mirror they used for Max. Which is why there was no effect/reaction.

[trash-gremlin]

could you imagine how good spirit animals would be if it wasn't written as a children's series

[biscuitscheesebiscuits]

Reading physical copies of The Queen's Thief series for the first time and realizing that the maps in them are inconsistent???

[blessedarethebinarybreakers]

tell me songs to put on my "Faithfully Fruity" playlist — i.e. queer "secular" music with spiritual vibes!

stuff i've got on it so far:

some songs by serpentwithfeet

and some by Raveena

all girls go to heaven by zolita

raise hell by brandi carlisle

Montero by Lil Nas X (of course)

hymn for the hymnless by Kesha

personal Jesus by Depeche Mode

Judas by Lady Gaga

[thesarcasticism]

no fuck you don't tell me the first time shinjiro calls kotone by her first name is in THIS fucking scene

[pondering-gales-left-orb]

Did i just spend an hour trying to figure out what a daily fair pay for someone working in kirkwall as a cook or waitress just so i can half that for unfair pay because kirkwall is a shit place?

Yes

I think

The most expensive thing you can buy (according to reddit) in kirkwall is 250 gold is supposed to be a luxury only the uber wealthy can get

Half of that would be your regular rich person average

So a 125 income of gold if not not uber wealthy but still well off

Regular not very rich nobles would have half of that so 62 gold

Hawke needed 50 gold for the expedition so assuming affording an investment of 50 gold is like a comfortable allowance for a noble especially for investments

Which works with awakning where to re build a fortress wall you need 80 gold for premium stone and fortress upgrades

In fereldan to start a business (forge) you need 5 gold and assuming that living in kirkwall is twice more expensive adjusting to that and adding profit you would need 25 gold to open a shop (again makes sense considering a massive investment is 50 gold)

So now adjusting that to the greedy ass employers and just general unfairness towards refugees and poor people

Dark town People would work 10s of years to even afford to live in low town so

A Fair pay per day would be 1 silver and 7 coppers

You would make approximately 4 gold a year and it would take 5 years to afford opning a business, hawke would have to work 10 years to afford the expedition investment.

But because people are shitty they pocket half of it so now Its 85 coppers if your boss is a decent guy and 50 coppers a day if your boss sucks ass

If if you got payed the "fair" 58 coppers a day for 6 days a week for 12 months

You would make as a poor refugee that got lucky and found a job thats not the local police or the anti magic army a whopping

1 gold and 64 silver and 4 coppers a year....

Give or take ofc AND this is as a human poor refugee, quarter that and you get pay for a lucky elf that found a non slaver as an employer...

Yeah no wonder that city is like that

[superbellsubways]

aww the. 🎥 cutes, 😊 hi @cephalonheadquarters

[sylvaridreams]

Tactician Hauli

[luna-the-cretar]

“It stank and had a horrid face, but in his heart held a special place”

DAMN RIGHT HE DOES

[shalom-iamcominghome]

Slowly realizing that I was taught twice as much about the bubonic plague than I was about the shoah. I feel like that's telling. We never learned anything about the shoah specifically, just that the axis and allied powers existed, that Pearl Harbor happened, and we won. Because those are, apparently, the only important parts of WWII

[raayllum]

And then you called me a mage, and that felt right. (1x04) / Callum, I know you love magic, but I hope you're careful. Because it can change people. (4x04) / Who am I if I'm not a mage? (Callum's Spellbook)