#rvb edits

[peachtea-and-sage]

He is the only one who gets it.

[0utpost-alpha]

[hidingoutbackstage]

[shitpostingkats]

[mattastr0phic]

The consequences of a friend getting me into RvB like a week or two ago and then suddenly Rooster Teeth announces it's shut down got me sobbing at 4:30 am

[drew-but-rvb]

I got possessed while making this ‼️

And on tiktok:

[ibetittering]

Surprisingly easier than I thought I was sure there were less women in rvb

[hipstersoulgushers-art]

David? I asked how you’ve been recovering.

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Agent Washington?

Sorry. I’m just remembering a lot I guess.

[agentark]

best worst family in the galaxy

audio

[weatheredlaw]

[peachtea-and-sage]

I like editing grif over pictures of sleepy cats.

[0utpost-alpha]

[hidingoutbackstage]

[awfulcandlestick]

banger edit i made that'll get 3 likes and a dustbunny if i post it to tiktok. enjoy.

[donut-rights]

leaked promotional image for rvb19

[leonardalphachurch]

temple’s active choice to be a villain is so interesting to me because. like. i’ve joked before “temple was literally right all he had to do was not be a serial killer about it” but that is, of course, the whole point of his character. he’s not just the villain who’s right but also kicks puppies, he’s CHOOSING to be the villain who’s right and delights in kicking puppies. i think he very easily could have gone the route of seeing himself as a hero? like “i don’t care if you don’t approve of my methods, i’m the good guy, i’m liberating people, i’m fighting against a corrupt system” because he kinda is that— and he does have some amount of self righteousness but. he is very explicitly, intentionally, deliberately the villain.

and like, yeah. of course. characters like temple are the villains. you’re disrupting the status quo? you’re fighting against the establishment? you want to dismantle the system??? no, it doesn’t matter how many good points you have. you’re evil. you’re the bad guy. you’ll always be the bad guy. and having temple be aware of this, be genre savvy enough to know that he’ll be seen as the villain and embrace it? it’s soooo. GOD. you could’ve really written something actually compelling there couldn’t you.

temple is the perfect character to analyze the concept of “villain who’s right but has to be evil about it so we can root against them and uphold the status quo” because he, diegetically, is that. he’s choosing to be that. he is purposefully invoking that archetype. but instead of deconstructing it they just played it straight. at the end of the day he is just the villain who’s right but also kicks puppies. and it’s sad! it’s sad it ended up like that. at least we have this.