#syd the cat

[weepingwidar]

Syd Bee (American, d.o.b. unknown) - Vedette (2019)

[faunandfloraas]

241026 시드니 © minggijug

[poorlittlegreenie13]

I want to write a mobster Carmy au but he is NOT the mob boss in it. He is at the very lowest rung of that ladder. Zero power, nobody respects him, he hates his life. He’s not even good at his job. Just pathetic & lonely. Yk? I actually have an entire plot mapped out in detail. And will probably write it at some point. So plz nobody steal this idea.

[g3othermal3scapism]

hc after they start dating syd mentions she wants a dog and carmy tells her its a waste of money but after she gets one he comes over to play with it so much that it basically becomes their shared dog

[kylejsugarman]

happy halloween from this picture of neko we took like 5 years ago when we had a tiny pumpkin on hand and use every year now because its so perfectly halloweenish

[dummydove]

pink floyd but they're pictures of cats

[pompadorbz]

Smriles so big and wide I did it. I made a concrete design for Phil in This Au. And it has a name now! Although it might be subject to change if I come up with a name I like more lol. In that case I'll just like. edit the tag I use for it ig.

[brambleheartthestrange]

The pipeline is real (goes either way)

[rremorse]

syd barrett & his cat

[glitterslag]

the series is completed :)

Nothing but the Blood of Jesus | 5.9k | 4/4

It's Been You and Me Since Before I Was Me | 27k | 9/9

[igh6st]

Lucifer Sam & Syd sketch!

I think Syd is really fun to draw. last year i used to draw him a lot, i miss it!!

[weepingwidar]

Syd Bee (American, d.o.b. unknown) - The Weekender (2017)

[les4nobody]

Pink Floyd - Instrumental Improvisation (Tomorrow's World)

[pink-evilette]

Sydney Sweeney in Madame Web (2024)

[thecatspirits]

Lately I've been thinking about how I would rewrite the Power of Three and incorporate it into my Xenomoggy and Hollyleaf's character really jumped out to me the more I thought about it. All three main characters had their personal issues (though Lionblaze's weren't really developed or explored) but Hollyleaf really spoke to me as someone, who like many others, struggles with self-esteem. Her grandfather, Firestar, was a prophecy cat, savior of the Clans and leader of ThunderClan. Her grandmother, Sandstorm, was the best hunter in ThunderClan (and she should have been deputy :\) Her mother, Leafpool, discovered the Moon Pool. Her father, Crowfeather, was a prophecy cat and part of the Traveling Group. Her adoptive mother, Squirrelstar, was a part of the Travelling Group and is a leader. Her adoptive father, Brambleclaw, was a prophecy cat, a part of the Traveling Group and was a leader (albeit a horrible one). Her brother, Jayfeather, was a prophecy cat and time traveller. Her brother, Lionblaze, was a prophecy cat. Her supposed best friend, Cinderheart, was a reincarnation of a medicine cat (though this wasn't really a good thing tbh) Every cat that Hollyleaf was close to (excluding Crowfeather ofc) was "special" in some way. And what was she? The product of a half-clan relationship? The daughter of a medicine cat? A murderer? From Hollyleaf's perspective, she was nothing compared to them. From the moment she was little, Hollyleaf's goal in life was to be important and yet no matter how hard she tried she could never live up to her family's legacy. I so wish they'd really explored Hollyleaf's self-esteem issues in-depth. How it drove her to cover up all her supposed short-comings in whatever way she could, even if it meant murdering someone. How the guilt of even existing drove her to reveal everything. They even could've added in that though Hollyleaf thought she was doing it for the sake of the Warrior Code, deep down she's doing it to disgrace the cats she's grown to despise for all their lies and the fact they represent everything she never thinks she can be to feel better about herself. How Cinderheart disagreeing with her actions made her finally break and run away. I so wish they'd had her time in the tunnels be spent realizing that's she's not worthless and that's she's more than her family's actions and legacy, that she can be her own person and find purpose and fulfillment. Heck have that be the purpose of the fox cub instead of it just randomly showing up (tbh that was probably what they were going for but I don't think it worked too well). I wish they'd had her own up to her mistakes and prove herself to herself and everyone around her. Then have her process her feelings on Dovewing and realize she's not being replaced. Then have her talk and connect with Ivypool and help Dove and Ivy to reconcile with one another. I just wish the authors had realized Hollyleaf's potential and utilized it. I wish Hollyleaf got the story her character deserved.

[all-men-must-die]

I'm obssessed with two things today

(btw this is a sydcarmy post)

1. When Syd tells him she needs his full focus she lowers her voice to a whisper (‼️) and when he answers he's also whispering; Nat shows up at the same moment and he says "I understand" in a low voice and then calls out to Nat in his regular voice. They sound SO MARRIED I'm going crazy

2. When they're under the table, Syd says she's afraid of fucking up and Carmy says "I fuck up all the time", then she says "Not like this". I MEAN

(putting on my tinfoil hat)

What does that mean????? I got the feeling Carmy meant fucking up exclusively in a work-related sense, like he did all throughout the season and in the past when she quit. I think she understands that's what he meant, but then she says "not like this", so what does she mean??? Could she possibly be talking about her feelings for him? She made a point of saying she was not jealous of Claire, but her facial expressions when she was saying this tell another story and that little "yeah?" when Carmy says Claire is great was just SO. TELLING. (HERE COMES THE TINFOIL HAT) So what if she got involved with a coworker before? Or she had unrequited feelings for someone and "fucked up" because she couldn't deal with it without getting things mixed up? Or what if a coworker had feelings for her and things got awkward because she didn't reciprocate? (bonus tinfoil points: that's why she's wary of Marcus).

Back in season 1, Carmy says the people she'd worked for said she's "impatient" and we see that with her offering the risotto to the food critic; Carmy is her boss and told her the dish was not ready, but she did it all the same (afterwards she is shown to be aware of her mistake and selfconscious about the whole thing because she tries to smooth things out with him by dismissing the review). When she brings him the dish she is also is visibly anxious while trying to play cool. I think all the little hints throughout the story so far show that even though she is avoidant and a bit emotionally repressed, Syd is very, very eager about things, and, like her father said, she always jumps head first into things; she's very passionate, very driven, and I think she would be capable of bulldozing through people to make things work and to realize her vision. At the same time, I think she FEELS things too much (unlike Carmy, who is also passionate, but a lifetime of trauma made him bury his feelings), and sometimes these feelings just come out to the surface without her bring able to stop them and I think that's what she meant when she said she was afraid of melting and fucking up; not exclusively work-related stuff, but also not being able to (in her eyes, at least) master her feelings and them getting in the way of her professional life.