#piltovers finest

[redfieldfeer]

I saw this about 3 days ago and I still haven't gotten over it... I know Arcane is a tragedy but I would love a happy ending for these two.

ARCANE LEAGUE OF LEGENDS: 2x03 - “Finally Got The Name Right”

[violetrashie]

warrior caitlyn vs pit figther vi? YES 🔥 (I get you Vi...)

prints stickers and more on my shop!!

[thesheriffandthebrawler]

i have to say that i am quite terrified for the future of these lesbians, fellas.

[nuttyavenueyouth]

is it November yet?…(Read More)

[spacebobastories]

I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it again: it’s bad when the fanbase has actor au’s for the series. 🤣 😭

season 2 S O O N

[thesparringpanther]

Her favorite sister died, her 2nd favorite dad didnt die, and she has a nonzero chance of walking on her sister being knuckle deep in a cop.......Most deserved crashout in fiction.

[somanyshipsstuff]

Vi & Caitlyn ‣ teeth [arcane]

[charkoal]

Does anyone else think that in this scene in S2E1, Caitlyn and Vi are talking about different things?

I feel like Cait is talking about the responsibility now thrust upon her. She's lost her mother and now while she's battling her grief, everyone is looking to her for answers, to fill her mother's shoes. Especially since this scene comes right after Caitlyn says, "None of this is on our terms," and Vi tells her that "Maybe you should change that," and she shouts, "I don't know how, okay?" Her dad gave her the Kiramman key, told her it's her legacy. Everyone turns to her as if she's the new councilor in all but title, like Cassandra hasn't only been gone for a mere couple of days, if that. They look to her for answers she doesn't have, to make the right decisions while she's stricken with grief as if she's supposed to be level-headed and fair when she's at the lowest point in her life.

Whereas I feel like Vi is talking about the emotional hole, the loss of someone you love and feeling the absence of their presence. Vi thinks Caitlyn is struggling with her grief, and she is by all accounts, but she has this added pressure that's suffocating her. She feels like she can't grieve, she can't show weakness, because everyone is counting on her. She can't even let herself feel the hole that Vi is talking about, because she is expected to fill the hole that Cassandra has left in Piltover, not the hole she feels in herself.

Don't get me wrong, I adore the scene and I think it's so sweet, but I feel like this could possibly be where Caitlyn and Vi, even if subconsciously, start not seeing eye to eye. Caitlyn doesn't have time to grieve, she has to try to prevent a war from happening, she has to shove it all down (the part in the intro where she sighs before stepping forward and putting on a smile for an invisible crowd kills me). Vi was in prison, trapped with her guilt and nothing to focus on but the soul crushing loss she suffered. She was locked in her own grief for years with nothing to do but drown in it, whereas Caitlyn is dying of thirst. Both are horrible fates, one isn't worse than the other, but their struggles and their ways of dealing with grief are different

[katerinadeannika]

I LOVE this

[aymmgreen]

[trixdraws]

is it November yet?

[luskbook]

caitvi

prints

[noheadthoughtsemptyig]

For me it’s how in the first season she saw Caitlyn’s face in a more open and serene way than it actually was in the original scene, but in the second one she sees her face the exact way it was originally. Scared and doubtful about the future

FUCKING EVIL 🫠

[bloodraven55]

THIS PART OF THE NEW OPENING??? Oh we're in it now 🙃

[mashmoshmoosh]

THEY ADDED SEX TO THE WARNINGS

WERE BASICALLY PROMISED CLOSE UP SHOTS OF THEIR LABIAS SLAPPING TOGETHER