#she's talking about Frost

[cringefailgirlfriendjohnnycage]

Cassie: I can fix her

Jacqui: No you can't

Cassie: No, no I can't... But maybe I can-

Jacqui: Nope

[scrawnyghstts]

I'm on ep 39 of ouaw and I'd like to offer you Gideon holding Kremy back from feeding Frost to the shadow magic, because Frosty said that Kremy should just buy a new hat rather than get his back from the hag

AND JUST A SHOT OF THE ENTIRE PARTY TOO LMAO THIS IS PERFECT

Frosty is giggling, Gricko looking at Frost like "oh holy sht no way he said that" and Torbek's absolutely terrified (oohh frostyyy why would you sayyy thattt!!)

and this is just improv that Mace started like I'm sorry EVERYONE at that table ships coalecroux you can't tell me otherwise

[st4rking]

tfw you, as a mind reader, have to team up with a man who thinks too much

Slight spoilers in tags

[aerequets]

i have seen 'from the start' by laufey be used in twiyor contexts but. The more i think about it, that song is so fionacore

[psychopomposus]

the way my fictional crushes/favorite characters all have either white hair, black hair or both-- it's like a gradient

I am also a whore for a red and black aesthetic

Honorable mentions:

Shadow the hedgehog

Tadashi Hamada

I FORGOT TO ADD PRINCE LOTOR'S PHOTO

[back-in-my-wc-hyper-fixation-ig]

I know Moonkitti was joking when she said she wants Minnowtail for RiverClan leader but ngl I'd kinda love it

[skyburger]

"fnaf is the scariest game ever" "no its silent hill" "well i think its resident evil" everyone shut up!!!!!! youre all wrong. its actually zack & wiki quest for barbaros' treasure (on the nintendo wii) but only the level "keeper of the ice". that level scared me so bad as a kid and you can tell because its the only individual level i remember the name of off the top of my head. like there is nothing scarier than a) being chased and b) being on a time limit. and you know what this level has? BOTH OF THOSE. this level is still scary to me im like AHHHHH!!!! and then i die

[saturatedsinset]

cookie time :-)

this makes me really sentimental because it is a representation of cooking as an act of love, and of cooking as a chain of love

this is the same recipe my mom used to make for me and my sister growing up - she'd make the dough, and we'd cut them out with our million and one cookie cutters, and then she'd make cream cheese frosting in a variety of colors and we'd have a cookie decorating day.

my mom got the recipe from the day care me and my sister went to as a baby - in our family cookbook (it's more of a compilation of all the recipes we use fairly regularly and enjoy; my dad put it together and he updates it every so often. I actually made my first independent contribution to the cookbook this year, when I made chana masala for my family and he asked where I found the recipe so I could add it to the cookbook) (it was bbc good food) the recipe is still titled after that day care.

and now I get to make it for Lucy and their family, my new family. I get to show them what I love so much about food.

[icybreaths]

This is for the "send me anons about my muses family" and my question is, is there anyone else in Jewel's family that feels the kind of chained up restlessness Jewel does? Is there anyone that craves freedom as desperately as her?

|| Anon me Q's about Jewel's family! ||

No, there isn't.

Jewel's father was a traveler and translator. Nathan had a wealth of stories and experiences under his belt, and even though the ship he was on crashed upon the shores of Hokkaido during a storm and wiped out everything of meaning to him, he kept a healthy mindset and set off to start a new life. The sky was the limit in his mind.

Jewel's mother was well known in her village. Friendly. Giving to a fault. Reliable. Heshiu loved being a maternal figure and helping out new mothers if they sought it. Freedom meant giving to her -- her time, labor, and emotional readiness for others.

Fureppo was an angry old woman. Many in the village avoided her due to her fiery temper. She was never the same after losing her husband, and often kept close to her own family and avoided others. She felt chained to her misery and bitterly accepted her fate.

Nathan was all over the place with Jewel. He wanted to teach her how to hunt and set traps, but also wanted her to learn embroidery and how to create beads and pendants with her mother and grandmother, while learning multiple languages. Normally, an Ainu child would've leaned into a role based on gender, but her father -- being a foreigner -- always wanted to push boundaries. Jewel loved his attention and learning from him, but their time together often felt like crossing off a to-do list and Nathan often overloaded her and caused her to throw fits from time to time. He put a lot of pressure on her to be as accomplished as possible as young as possible.

Heshiu was almost never around Jewel one to one. Because she loved to look after and/or adopt other children, her attention was often divided. Jewel had more of her mom's time when she was a baby and toddler, but it dwindled as she aged. When it came to getting her traditional tattoos, Jewel vehemently refused, in part because of the pain, but mostly to spite her mother. She rejected the idea of 'looking attractive to suitors,' and, 'being ready for marriage and a family.' Nathan and Fureppo couldn't convince her either. Deep down, it was because of the growing resentment towards her mother and not wanting to be like her. She made Jewel feel invisible and unwanted in the sense that her mom never made her a priority. It felt like a slap in the face to Jewel to see her mother so present in her community but not with her, in their own home. Jewel's efforts for her attention were nil by adolescence. Jewel came to view Heshiu as a ghost -- a non present presence that shared some of her features, but wasn't there for her (her only biological child). She was abandonment in the flesh; a ghost passing through.

When Jewel wasn't with her dad, she spent the most of her time with grammy Fureppo. Fureppo -- despite her anger and unresolved grief -- found a sense of peace with Jewel. The two of them would organize beads and rocks, brush out fur pelts, and garden together. Jewel became the ever interested ear for grammys' stories ... and her traumas that she would get on tangents about that left Jewel feeling sad, confused, and introspective. These were taboo conversations, as Ainu did not traditionally talk of death, but Jewel was curious and continuously probed her for information. Jewel loved Grammy because Grammy cared about her perspective and what she thought. She treated Jewel like her own person rather than a vessel to impose her desires upon.

Each member of her family was more or less comfortable in their lives, but they brought up an emotionally suffocated girl who was uncertain in her own identity and internally shriveling in her own loneliness. She was raised -- torn between Nathan's expectations, Heshiu's neglect, and even shouldering some of Grammy's emotions. Her mom and dad made her feel like she had to perform for their love, rather than simply being loved for who she was. Grammy filled that hole to an extent, but not without emotional baggage.

Her family served as the foundation for her desire for freedom.

[frostycatblr-fandom-files]

Inspired by and based on real events this morning while impatiently waiting for Chapter 19 of Mando and s2ep13 of TBB to drop later tonight

[liliallowed]

Noelle: this is fine

*everything is frozen*

[ntaras]

yeah i think frost views kuai liang kind of like her mom. what about it

[crossbackpoke-check]

about to be sooo nosy so. my apologies. but. morgan frost? girlfriend? do share (or don’t! again this is so nosy i’m sorry)

for legal purposes i can neither confirm nor deny anything about morgan and his girlfriend but afaik i think he’s single right now? at one point (within the past four years 😭) he did for sure have a girlfriend and that is the extent of my wag knowledge

[selfshipdorito]

whenever I'm feeling quite dysphoric, it's nice to imagine gany.u reassuring me, using the right terms and pronouns for me, and idk, not loving me despite this, but because of this. because she didn't marry me for things I'm not

[nexus-nebulae]

found my ancient mp3 player recently. finally found a charger for it and plugged it in. and remembered i found a yt playlist of the whole httyd movie chopped up into like 20 videos and i downloaded the mp3s of all of them to listen to on the school bus. which is why i can effortlessly quote the whole first movie now

[beastsovrevelation]

I realized in all my Good Omens WIPs, the pairing of my Antichrist and War is just... Already established.

I mean...

She's on the verge of proposing in one scene, and it's Ch1 (like, do it, Maxine). *Insert me complaining about still being in skeleton dialogue phase with this - it's a long chapter, though*

It's kind of unusual, but, all the stories are set in timelines where they're already established. I don't mind, exactly... I might be interested in exploring the beginning at some point, but that would be set during Max's time in the military, as they met when she was in the military.

I suppose, Max might just be a character whose arcs aren't primarily focused on romance. There is romance, and it's a part of her, but not the essence of her. I shouldn't be surprised, I didn't create her just to be shipped. Especially not in solely Good Omens universe.

Oh, by the way, in case you (the soul who stumbled upon this somehow) didn't know, Enyo's ( Ἐνυώ, ha) a spirit of war from Greek mythology. I thought, I'll make it War's real name, I'm such a fan of it.