#tdp harrow

[brynnsasha191]

I am, once again, begging people to stop doing Harrow and Runaan's uwuification. They are both adult men who made their own choices and paid their own prices for it (imprisonment in coins/birds)

I am also, once again, begging for everyone to stop trying to pin the blame on Ez and/or Rayla for what happened in episode 2. Ezran and Rayla are not bad people for continuing to love, defend, and seek justice for their fathers. They aren't bad people or friends for being traumatized kids and responding to the resurrection of their trauma in less than becoming ways. Ezran just lost his home, Rayla just lost her parents. Ezran wanted justice for Harrow, Rayla wanted freedom for Runaan. Neither are wrong for that, or for acting badly when being able to fulfilling their desires was threatened

Runaan killed Harrow, because Harrow killed Avizandum, because Avizandum killed Sarai.

What happened between them in episode 2 was never about Rayla or Ezran, they were just dragged born into it

[favficbirthdays]

Happy Birthday

Harrow (20th January)

The Dragon Prince

[thegurlwhoisntthere]

Okay, so this isn’t really related to the larger parts of the season, but-

Can I just say I absolutely love how they introduced Callum’s dad?

Like, there are so many theories about him, that he was an elf, that he was a warrior who died, that he just up and left them, but in actuality? He was a poet. He was a poet with a sickness from birth and he died from that when Callum was young. He was kind and Sarai loved him. Harrow even respected him and I genuinely love that.

It also makes more sense that it would’ve been harder for Callum to connect with Harrow in the face of that. His dad wasn’t some warrior who died before he knew him, he wasn’t some elf that he never knew, or some deadbeat who left his mom. He was a kind heart poet who was born with a sickness that couldn’t be cured.

That’s extraordinarily tragic, but I love it.

[raayllum]

i love it when characters are unfair, actually. i love it when they’re uncouth and cranky and hypocritical, i love it when they have cognitive dissonances, i love it when they make good and bad choices for the wrong reasons. i love when they’re short to anger and hard to understand. i love it when they’ve destroyed themselves for nothing but can’t even see either part of it yet. i love it when they’re messy and selfish and bad at communicating. i love it when they get convinced of their own ego and stuck in a feedback loop regarding their own warped paranoia. i love it when characters actively make their lives unknowingly harder for themselves. i love it when characters don’t know they’re in a story. i love it when characters are like real people

[r4yllumism]

They somehow managed gaslit an entire fandom into giving up on a theory only to go "SIKE YOU WERE RIGHT"

[no-cinnamon-for-synonym]

IMAGINE being the most competent assassin in the realm, on a suicide mission to kill the king, being all hot and badass, thinking about how you just tried to kill your daughter and your husband is going to mourn your death... aND YOUR TARGET JUST SQUAWKS AT YOU

[poppyseed-art]

Someone pointed out that Callum’s three parents are a soldier, poet, king trio and I had to draw it

[stuck-in-jelly]

Im sure its been said before but I absolutely love love love how well The Dragon Prince did depicting how siblings can have the same parents but still grow up with very different versions of them.

To Claudia her dad was gentle, loving, and devoted. He taught her everything he knew, guiding his daughter lovingly through the lessons he had learned through life.

To Soren his dad was cold, angry, and dismissive. He ignored him every chance he got, making it known he was disappointed in his son for ‘failing’ to take after him.

To Claudia her mom is someone she doesn’t ever want to see again, someone who abandoned her.

To Soren his mom is someone he misses dearly, someone he wants to reconnect with after everything.

Then stepping away from their family

To Ezran his dad was affectionate, funny, and playful. Everyday he knew his dad loved him unconditionally, cause he tossed aside court manners to play with him.

To Callum his dad was a little awkward, stiff, but kind. He was never really sure how much of family he actually was, or if he could call Harrow his father at all.

[hiccupshypotheticalleftsock]

tdp textposts: just vibes edition

[fandomsandflyingstingrays]

So, Viren just showed up at Katolis Castle saying he wanted to redeem himself and never thought that telling Ezran his dad was still alive in a bird body would be a good first step...

[honeii-puff]

Callum progressively going from calling Harrow "King" to "Dad" vs Soren progressively going from calling Viren "Dad" to "Viren"

[jedidragonwarriorqueen]

[psykheofthestars]

I'M STILL GOING CRAZY OVER THE FACT THAT EZRAN HAD TO HAVE EXPLAINED THE BIRD THING TO CALLUM.

CALLUM DREW THAT PICTURE OF PIP FOR CORVUS, SOREN, AND TERRY. EZRAN HAD TO GO INTO CALLUM'S ROOM AND BE LIKE,

"Hey big bro.. So uhmm... DadgotturnedintoabirdbyLordVirusandIneedyoutodrawapictureofPipsothatSorenCorvusandTerrycanfindhim!!"

GOD DAMNIT DRAGON PRINCE WRITERS, LET ME SEE THAT SCENE IN ALL OF ITS EMOTIONAL AND AWKWARD GLORY! LET ME SEE IT!!!!!!!!!!!

[raylatdp-astridhttyd]

All season 6 Credit pictures without credits part 2

Part 1

[venice-1987]

TDP asked "Hey, is anyone else going to analyze the deeply loving and deeply traumatic relationship fathers have with their sons and daughters?" And did not wait for an answer

[just-a-fun]

I can only imagine the face on Harrow when he will discover that his sister-in-law is married to an elf, and his step-son is in a relashionship with an elf (which was send to kill him) too