#realization

[undead-knick-knack]

Not the dick drawings 😭

[haleyincarnate]

[naykeed]

realization \ naruto portrait

[whumpster-dumpster]

The aftermath of a narrow save where the whumpee didn't actually know how much danger they were in at that moment. Where they didn't pick up on the implications of what was about to happen or understand how bad it could have been until now that they're watching Caretaker break down and panic about the "What if"

[macrolit]

Someone I loved once gave me a box full of darkness. It took me years to understand that this, too, was a gift. - Mary Oliver

[rose-in-blue]

Wait a second... If the Great Orion Plague took place over 300 years before Lower Decks...

...And Lower Decks takes place in the 2380s...

...And, of course, 2380-2024 is 356...

THE ORION PLAGUE HAPPENED ABOUT THE SAME TIME AS EARTH'S COVID 19!!

[st4rf4ll]

[socialbutterfly19]

Life is too short. Take a chance..

[thatmermaidheart23]

Doey the Dough-man is the definition of three kids in a trenchcoat

[nyxisart]

When the realization struck you

[witchesnet]

CRYSTAL PALACE + THE VERTIGO EFFECT

[harmonyludwig]

guys guys guys

I just realized something about Ambrosius.

He's the descendant of Gloreth herself, the first knight & hero of the realm.

He's in a gay relationship with Ballister, and his siblings weren't mentioned, so it's safe to assume he's an only child. He can't have kids of his own because he's with a man.

The Knights, as well as the wall ended with Ballister's & Ambrosius' generation.

Gloreth's blooDLINE HAS ENDED WITH HIM

THE FACT THAT HE WONT CONTINUE HIS BLOOD LINE EMPHASIZES THE FACT THAT NO MORE "HERO'S OF THE REALM" WILL BE

HE ENDED WHAT GLORETH STARTED

You can see in the movie that he's being treated differently for being her descendant, and now her bloodline will end

No more Knights, no more "Royals", no more Gloreth. Everyone is equal.

Gosh I love that movie

[dollyiia]

no revenge because who you are is punishment enough.

[mjbythebay]

OK WAIT THEY INTRODUCE BOW AND CATRA THE SAME WAY

Like at first you think catra is kinda a bitch cause you don't know if she's joking and then it's revealed that she and adora are besties (and also super in love but that comes later)

And the same with bow except you think he's trying to kill glimmer but then he's revealed to be he most adorable cinnamon role ever.

AND THEY ARE BOTH IN LOVE WITH THEYRE CHILDHOOD FRIENDS. AND HAVE CUTOUTS ON THEIR SHIRTS.

Anyway Nate Stevenson I see what you did there.

[screee-ee]

it sucks being a lib in the south. if you express any kind of alternate opinion to traditional MAGA beliefs, you're expected to present a friggin powerpoint explanation of everything you think and why. You're put under an immediate spotlight right then and there, and all eyes turn to you with glares of hatred. Whereas if you vomit out some trash you heard on News Max, everyone takes it at face value.

I don't know about you, but I'm not good at explaining why I think things. I sort of shut down and forget everything if someone asks me to elaborate. As such, everyone in my family thinks I'm a gullible idiot who went away to art school and "came back a lib."

I admit I used to fall for the right wing propaganda as a kid because it was literally all I had ever known, but my world view was slowly shattered throughout grade school, when I finally had access to people who helped me see the other side of things (i.e. they didn't kiss the ground George Bush walked on and didn't wish death on Obama).

It wasn't until I went away to art school that I was actually brave enough to admit that I had changed, but it sucks having your entire family think "you're not as good as you used to be" just because the "you" they used to know was a scared, intimidated kid who tried desperately to fit in in any way possible, even if that meant nodding along to things that you had a bad gut feeling about.

What I learned from it all is this: just because someone is good at arguing doesn't mean they're right, it just means they've had more practice. And that's nothing to be proud of.