#righteous!dream

[nova2cosmos]

[Just Fear Week2024] Day2: Prayers

"Sleeping God please bless us"

Righteous(Dream) will appear soon in the serie so i've did this in the meantime

Righteous(Dream) Sans Belongd to me

[kurikorso]

nostalgia slapped me upside the head a little while ago so i had to draw my favorite dudes ft. the gecko effect

[egophiliac]

his magic is so PINK and FLUFFY and PRETTY! I love it!

I'm ready to process the Diasomnias now, buckle up

[rawliverandgoronspice]

The big problem with Rauru Tears of the Kingdom 2023's writing is that he acts as if he's owed everything and owns everyone --even when he cloaks it with the veneer of care, selflessness, or tragedy.

And if only this had been a conscious writing choice, explored and unearthed through the course of the game, he could have been the most interesting and layered Legend of Zelda character of all time. 😔

[righteous-pinkie-pie]

Ph'nglui bugnah fahf nwnglui

h' ah lw'nafh'nahor ah'legeth

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[sansevierias]

There was only one thing in the world that the Count never doubted, ridiculed, or belittled, either in conversation or in private, and that was his love for the Commander. That love came to be an integral part of his being. If the Count was a ship, that love was the ocean upon which he sailed – liberating, lifegiving, essential.

[queen-scribbles]

"When we're together, what does it feel like?" "It feels like freedom. Impossible, indescribable freedom." ---

Losing my mind over this incredibly soft VikkArue art from @valkblue brb🥰😍🦋

[hanzajesthanza]

dandelion at oxenfurt was the kind of student to constantly forget his copies of the course materials, so instead he just memorized every work he was expected to bring. improvise adapt overcome

[academiaipromise]

righteous gemstones does not get enough credit for having multiple flashback episodes per season and having them be just as interesting and well-acted as the present day storylines. i’m so used to shows that have fun little one-off flashback episodes that you can take or leave, but i am never bummed when it’s a flashback episode of gemstones. that’s all i have to say lol. 

[likesummerrainn]

AEW Collision | 05.11.24

[nova2cosmos]

lustxDream

Tyrant Kiss

LeBeau really don't like him

Lebeau, Righteous and the MDPAU Bads belongs to me

thank you for submitting^^

(you can't send anymore ship the game is finished)

[keefechambers]

#siblings that slay together stay together

[fieriframes]

[Everywhere you looked there was confusion, violence, drama, and drugs. So many righteous revolutionaries spouting utopian love. Everyone shrouded in purple haze. Then one day they woke up from their dream state. They found themselves no more at peace than before. Older, meek, and conformed.]

[genderenvykeefe]

Had to find this jacket bc I really am so obsessed with it, only to find out that the costume department cropped it… kissing the designers on the mouth right now,,, they really give the people what they want

[mossterunderthebed]

[woozapooza]

Obviously this + storming out is a very immature reaction (and, as she herself says later in the episode, very Tony-ish) but it's so weird to me that the prevailing interpretation I've seen of this scene is that she just got defensive because...she knew he was right and that's all. I'm not even saying he's entirely wrong (that's another thing that she herself will acknowledge—that there's something thrilling about associating with Tony), but um, I think she's additionally angry for the much more obvious (and much more justified) reason that she just went through the scariest experience of her life, in which she had reason to believe her life was literally in danger and in which she lost a patient to suicide, and his reaction is basically "yeah, but you enjoyed it, didn't you?" If I were in her position, I would be angry too!

I realize I'm biased here because she's my fave so obviously I'm going to be extra sensitive to what I see as unfair interpretations of her character, but from my observation it really does seem that there's something about Melfi that attracts incredibly uncharitable readings at a higher frequency than most of the other characters. (See also: the idea that she takes Tony back exclusively (or almost exclusively) for the thrill, when the early episodes of s2 make it extremely clear that from her perspective, she's facing a serious ethical dilemma stemming from her sense of professional duty.) My theory is that it's because at a surface level, it's easy to assume that she's, like, an incorruptible paragon of morality or whatever, so fans (correctly) want to push back against that simplistic interpretation, but then they overcorrect and produce deeply ungenerous interpretations. Unfortunately, if you do such a thing, you are my sworn enemy, for I am her knight in white satin armor and I must defend her honor. Sorry but that's just how it is :/