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[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Turtle hunt gone wrong.

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[glassblossomsthunderstorm]

"Honestly, I don't really care why she lost. I care why he won."

- Desi Lydic

[darkwood-sleddog]

It’s only been a day but I already miss this lol.

[soullessjack]

thinking about the headcanon where jack gives super tight spine-popping hugs and pairing it with an oh so wondrous vision of a snake coiling himself around the unfortunate mice he’s decided to love forever

[swordmaid]

this convo hitting so different if ur a lolth drow like minthara

[roman-roy-apologist]

gang i need to write a young brad fic from zack’s perspective as an older sibling in an abusive household

[good-beanswrites]

OUGH I’m emotional about the immediate time following Kotoko’s attacks. I assume she did them back-to-back because she would have been stopped if not – meaning everyone would be injured at the same time. Shidou is rushing between two cells, his hands stained with blood. Given the reputation he'd tried to build, Fuuta’s cries of pain through the panopticon would have everyone panicked. The only thing more worrying is Mahiru’s silence. No one can get any kind of response from her. How long do they assume she's dead before Shidou confirmed she would make it?

Then Mikoto strolls by looking like shit, but refusing medical care. By now Kotoko’s intentions are clear, and the immediate group of prisoners fly into a panic when they can't find Amane. When they do spot her, Shidou faces all of her wrath and makes sure she’s supervised constantly. 

When the initial panic calms down, and the night gets painfully quiet, there’d be divisions. Some would bang on Es’ door, hoping they would come and help. Some believe Kotoko, that Es gave her permission to do this. Some would stay by the injured prisoner’s sides through that first long, long night. Others would be too scared that Kotoko would see them as the next target if they did.

[viaphni]

Little idea i got for a piece

My friends had to endure much yapping for this one

[hylianane]

Breathing into a paperbag thinking about the possibility of Elbaf digging the conflict from Water 7 back up again and maybe exploring some long-term repercussions of Luffy and Usopp’s fight that not even they themselves were aware of and and and and and-

LISTEN. the Water 7 Saga absolutely rewired the way I understood the crew and how each member views themselves and the roles they play. And it’s been some time since the Strawhat’s exploration of the New World has allowed them to really take time and consider themselves and each other like that again.

And Elbaf just sounds (MUAH) like such a wonderful opportunity to do exactly that, it sounds perfect, primarily in the way it ties all the way back to the Strawhat’s early days on the Grand Line. And when you look at the presence of the Giant Pirates in Little Garden and Enies Lobby, what they share is that both times the Giants Served the purpose mirroring the conflicts between the crewmates and highlighting the importance of loyalty and comradery. Shit writes itself. Come on Elbaf don’t let me down. Come on Usopp I know you can hit us with another world shattering arc just take the stage love.

[wildsaltair]

I’d let him break my back like a glow stick if he wanted to

[fingertipsmp3]

Also I feel like I have to say this but FUCK Toy Story 4. Awful movie, bad execution, poor excuse for a sequel.

[braceletofteeth]

If you want to be happy, I hope it comes true.

I hope you will be happy too.

[wolfkilermoved]

just made a smoothie with disastrous results

[castlescrumblingdvwn]

writing this in the middle of watching episode 7, so this is not as coherent as i would like to be, but:

mokha met kiho's father without telling kiho/bogeol, probably to protect him? and i can't help but think how this is such an obvious and poignant parallel to when young kiho fought her dad without telling her so she could escape. they were so scared (you can see it in the way mokha is so nervous throughout, and the way young kiho flinches just before tackling her dad), but did not back off. not for a second.

and, in both the cases, it... didn't really help a lot.; mokha ultimately escaped her father but ended up stranded in an island, while kiho's father now knows that he is alive, meaning he is going to be even more relentless in his search for kiho and his family... which is far from good news for our main characters.

all the while my heart aches so, so much for bogeol, in particular when he and woohak argue— he's lived like this for fifteen years, but now that mokha is finally found, the cracks are beginning to show. and well. of course they are. he had given all he could to help her, even throughout the years he never gave up the hope that he would find her (and i say this especially because of the scene where he smiles after he sees mokha on the island. that's a sigh of relief and gratitude- the kind of relief that he has been waiting to feel for freakin fifteen years. the gratitude that she is alive and finally found).

there's no way he would be able to stop himself from helping her now that he finally has the chance to correct past wrongs.

the little reversal of roles this ep–with mokha being the one trying to protect kiho this time around– made me tear up. i hope we get to see more of that, as kang pd continues to support mokha's dreams and be her silent anchor like he's always been.

[transsweet]

next month, shall we meet at that place?

mn - r0b0-writes

[mariocki]

The Island (1980)

"Are you wise enough to feel privileged? You and I are the only living men ever to see what you see now."

"A bunch of arseholes playing Long John fucking Silver?"

"Hardly, dear boy. Living history: an anthropologist's dream. You're witnessing the seventeenth century."