#or even the crown prince

[loren91]

You're just like a drug that I need, when I'm with you I feel high as can be

[thehungarythrophy]

if i was a real poet i would talk about landoscar leading mclaren back to glory being written in the stars, and destiny and the prophecy of their racing numbers, but i am tired so i can only offer this :

[vaguely-concerned]

the barista lady in the treviso café fucking giggles every time you buy the fancy coffee lucanis likes from her btw. can't believe the game is calling out rook and me like this

[ellennieel]

do you ever think about cardan truly feeling at home in faerieland only after becoming the high king? that he always must've felt as an outcast, an unwanted son, like he doesn't belong, like he has to prove something, that he was eaten alive by his own hatred, by fear and anger. he was just that one excentric youngest prince whom his father doesn't even want to see. his own mother doesn't love him. too young, too weak, too mean.

and then suddenly faerieland at its core is his beating heart, he is the lifeblood, he does not only finally feel like he belongs, faerieland is him. he is genuinely a good king, he is loved, he raised an isle from the bottom of the sea. and it's the deepest connection that can ever be.

because i do.​

[seagreenlaurin]

Some Hualian wips I want to finish soon 😌

[abyssmal-skies]

Having many thoughts..... mostly about being Sundays betrothed and then being stolen away by Aventurine before OR infront of the altar

[ying-dawdles]

expectations vs reality ehehe-

[turimoalin]

What choice does he have?

Still image undercut

[worstloki]

Mu Qing ascending is objectively so funny considering Feng Xin and Xie Lian also do. Out of the people in your kingdom who accomplished immortality there’s this guy who used to be your servant but is now on equal rank to you and he‘s super rude now and also thinks you hate him because he remembers when you were 18 and lacked socioeconomic-interpersonal awareness

[lilaccatholic]

I am once again thinking about the reluctant ruler whose arc justly and correctly includes assuming the throne and taking responsibility for the people set before them

[rhetorical-conscience]

Simon: *unconscious*

Sara: Oh my God, Simon's not breathing!

Marcus: I can give him mouth-to-mouth.

Simon: *wakes up*

Simon: Don't.

[aprettyweirgirl]

after Lin passes away she leaves a significant part of her money to Mako and Bolin, so they never have to struggle ever again

she decided this after the events of the red lotus

[daemon-is-perfectly-unhinged]

Rhaegar: You can’t beat me, Hightower. You worked your way into this world, but I? I was born into it. I breathe it.

[rantingisalifestyle]

The Norwegian royal family just posted (on insta) a photo of the future King, Crown Prince Haakon, and Mr Henrik «Muffin Man» Christiansen (ofc with a Chocolate muffin). I LOVE this!

[thelostgirl21]

Okay but...

Jaskier always wore blue-green doublets (various shades of teal, olive...) in Season 1, except for one episode...

That episode. The one where Geralt told him that if life could give him one blessing, it would be to take him off his hands!

On that episode he was wearing a bright red doublet over a blue-green shirt.

And, ever since, he's been wearing his red/burgundy coat, and has totally abandonned those blue-green color tones.

Besides red, he's been sticking to whites and browns and more earthly tones (his vests are also a mix of red and gold).

Red is the color of Radovid's Kingdom (note: the chaotic part of me almost wishes Redania's color was blue, just to mess with people's expectations!), often combined with white, gold, brown and black.

The wardrobe of nobles and people at court is dominated by those colors.

In terms of 100% accidental foreshadowing, I just think it's interesting that Jaskier was already on his way to adopting the colors of Radovid's own world when Geralt essentially "cast him off" from his.

(And that the very first time Geralt and Jaskier met, Jaskier's doublet had slits with just a tiny bit of red and gold seeping through.)

I'm starting to think that it might have been a good thing that Jaskier was only wearing a pair of pants and a shirt that first time he and Radovid met.

As revealing as that outfit was, Jaskier standing there in all of his bardic glorly with his long red leather coat, flashing hints of gold at Radovid, just might have clearly signaled to him that he'd just found himself a suitable mate!

Don't know if that was the intent or not, but Jaskier's outfit on the show also offers a nice nod to him actually being Redanian nobility (viscount), but with a much less formal vibe...

He basically looks like a Redanian noble that escaped into the wild and went feral!

Yup! Jaskier is now dressed like a feral Redanian viscount that keeps "wailing" (Joey's words, not mine!) outside to attract mates, stealing scraps of food from everyone he comes across, sneaking into people's homes to go sniff around your perfectly domesticated Redanian prince...

Next thing you know, your domesticated Redanian prince is stealing food from your plate, hissing and giving you attitude, then he suddenly runs away from his prince-sitters to disappear into a forest in the hopes of finding the feral Redanian viscount.

He finally manages to locate him when he hears the distant and familiar sound of him "wailing" a feral Cintran princess to sleep, makes noise to attract him outside, starts "wailing" back, and winds up mating with him in the back of a woodshed!

And the moment your domesticated Redanian prince is eventually found and brought back home - all dirty and stinky, no less - the first thing he stubbornly wants to do is run off into the wild again to go chase after that pesky feral Redanian viscount to go help him reunite with the rest of his feral pack, and hopefully be allowed to join it so they can mate more often!

[softgcf]

"wilhelm shouldn't have abdicated for simon" can we please go back to the days where people watch tv with their eyes open? the way it was explicitly stated by wilhelm himself that he didnt give up the crown for simon. it was a FACT that he did it for HIMSELF because he doesnt want to be the crown prince or king from the start. where do you think all these issues came from? I understand that people can be disappointed with the ending but completely missing the point of wille's dilemma is giving selective comprehension. literally the reason why he went to that club that got him sent to hillerska was because he wants to be normal and be around "normal" people. he felt conflicted about his role because he feels like he has to do it for the sake of being born in the royal family.

simon wasnt the reason why he gave up the crown. id like to think he is the catalyst in wille's life, and discovering erik's past was his last straw to finally leave and choose his path.