#otherworldly connections

[melonkiwi-kiwimelon]

The Light in the Night

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[euphorictruths]

[gobstoppr]

first draft at a john design..

some design notes in the tags

[dollsome-does-tumblr]

also, ted scrolling up to look at the text reminders from dr. jacob around the anniversary of his dad’s death and then rebecca dropping in looking all angelic and pulling him out of the angst spiral has got me feeling some kind of way 😭

[gawrkin]

Guinevere has what!? There's no way she has a fear of spiders! That woman as far as I know is an outdoorsy woman.

In Marion Zimmer Bradley's The Mists of Avalon, Guinevere is portrayed as this Hardcore Christian Fundamentalist, pushing against the paganism in Camelot. In particular, Bradley's Guinevere dislikes going outside, having panic attacks in open places and is severely introvert, preferring to be in a Convent as a nun rather than being a queen.

Yeah, no its... headscratching

[caliburn-the-sword]

i've decided that henry should have been more snow white-ified. because within storybrooke he's literally another retelling of snow white, they should have gone the complete opposite direction they went with enchanted forest snow by making him the most biblically accurate disney snow white possible save for the fact that he's literally a 10 year old boy. imagine how uncanny it would've been for emma to see that he has such a knack for animals that he almost seems to understand them (he does). let him burst into song. etc etc

[reflection-s-of-stars]

The inclusion of Hermes as a father figure rather than a narrator in Hadestown is the single best thing Anaïs Mitchell could possibly have done for the framing of her story in this essay I will-

[antirepurp]

the dreamcast is like a mythical beast to me. a species that exists in tales and legends that looks like it couldn't possibly exist but it does. it roams the woods drinking spring water and raises its head to look directly into my eyes to connect Me to the internet

[koqen]

⠀⠀⠀Aren’t You Me?

[otherworldly-whump]

Whumpee being forced by whumper to hit after hit on a THC vape all night before their allowed any food for the evening. Just watched amused by whumper as they get more and more out of it. By the time whumpe us handed food, its much less likely they'll refuse to eat, and their so out of it that its easy for whumper to push them around or force them to cuddle.

[melonkiwi-kiwimelon]

Meet Kevin - The Plumber and Intergalactic Hero

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[unamazing-sheep21]

Hello Jane Eyre fandom

Here’s a silly little doodle of that one kataware dominated moment from Ki Mi No Na Wa / Your Name but with Jane and Edward because I love self indulgence

Expect more Jane Eyre / classics fanart of this fashion 🙏🏻

[dent-de-leon]

Do you ever think about how DEVASTATED Molly would have been if he was still alive around the time of The King's Cage(Episode 69)?

Like, in the midst of battle his best friend, his soulmate, suddenly changes just like that? The others panicking over getting out of there and leaving her behind? How he would cry out for her as he's dragged out and she's closed in?

Like during the course of in between episodes, Molly would be quite snappy and emotional because he's missing Yasha, he's feeling more empty than ever. His solace being the dreams of memories he has with Yasha.

yES I think of this all the time it just breaks my whole heart ; ; Especially within the context of how Molly met Yasha in the first place!! Before she was Love to him, when Molly had never seen her before in his life--he still ran out to protect her as soon as he could.

The villagers look at her as a monster--the same way so many people only ever saw Molly as a devil, no matter how hard he tried to be good. An angry mob ready to tear her apart. She's a perfect stranger to Molly, someone he had no obligation to risk his own life for--but of course he does.

Of course he can't bear to just stand by and watch, not when Molly's biggest weakness is his bleeding heart. "This is my choir practice. I know what the others think, but the truth is...How do I put this...The world is harsh and cruel, and I don't seem to be able to just walk on by. You see a wrong? You fix it." And in the novel, he confesses that he has a particular soft spot for other lost, lonely souls who feel just as shattered and Empty as him, "That's not how we are, Lucien. We love broken things the most." He sees his own gutting grief and heartache reflected in Yasha, and he just can't bring himself to abandon her. Even though she seems set on walking this path alone.

Yasha and Mollymauk only ever meet because Molly refused to leave her. Not only did he come running to defend her, he also gave her a home--the very first place she could ever truly call home since losing Zuala. A family. Love. And the two of them stay together because Yasha cares enough to rescue him in turn. Despite the fact that he's always risking his own neck to save strangers, Molly really can't fathom anyone ever doing the same for him. He's entirely shocked to see Yasha there in the woods that night, never expected her to come chasing after him. To do everything she could to protect him. "We fix it. You're not doing this alone anymore, got it?"

Molly saved Yasha first. And in turn, she looked at this little tiefling and decided she wouldn't let anyone ever hurt him either. No matter what, no matter how cruel the world was to them--they'd always stay together.

If Mollymauk had been there that day when the Nein lost Yasha, if he had to leave her behind--I don't know how he'd bring himself to go through with it. Leaving her trapped under Obann's thrall would go against everything Molly and Yasha promised each other. I think the Nein really would have to drag him away, because Molly is someone who will sooner die before losing anyone else. He did die so that Beau and the others had even a chance at escape, and he literally tore himself apart to end Lucien and save the Mighty Nein once again.

If Molly managed to make it out with the rest of the Nein, I think it would have to be because they didn't give him any choice in the matter--

And Mollymauk more than anyone would understand what Yasha is going through; the prospect of everyone and everything you love being torn away by some nightmare from a past you can't even remember? Having control of your own body torn away from you, your free will and autonomy entirely gone? Having to just stand by and watch while something else manipulates you like a puppet, uses you to hurt all the people you love? It's all Mollymauk's worst fear, and I don't think he'd be able to live with himself if he lost Yasha like that, if he had to watch her succumb to the same cruel fate that always haunted him.

And yes, I can see Molly very much losing his happy, silly Circus Man demeanor the longer Yasha is away. Becoming more withdrawn and sullen, staying up at night whenever there's a storm--still always waiting for her, even though he knows she isn't coming home. And the thought of Molly holding onto fleeting dreams where he and Yasha are back at the circus again and everything is so much simpler and happier and carefree...my heart--

If anything, I think losing Yasha would also be the catalyst to send Mollymauk tumbling down Lucien's path. If he were ever to be tempted by the allure of godly power the Eyes offered, it would be when he loses someone he loves and would do anything to get back. Even make a deal with the devil. Even if it means taking a chance that Lucien's spirit could regain some kind of foothold and come back--

[sugarfortia]

Kinda reminds me of trigun's plants.

[constantvariations]

I'd be far more impressed with Wonderland if instead of a fairytale recreation, it was the dimension of the gods

It would've been far more interesting if Salem had actually grown strong enough to oppose the brothers, perhaps left one of them near fatally wounded. They would retreat into a pocket dimension close to their precious shared world and fall into a healing slumber. The land around them shifts and twists into their dreams

And their nightmares

[gl1tched-g0th]

Back in my Aurora phase and I could NOT be thriving more