#thank a bug. put ur hands in the dirt. u are part of a very big n very unknown world n i do believe there's more to it than whats visible

[wizardnuke]

apropos of absolutely nothing. i am not a witchy person i am never really going to be. but. but. if crystals are "magic" or give "good vibes" or whatever it's because they're Of The Earth. you know what's better than getting some cheap quartz at a boho store. finding a really fucking cool rock. or a stick. i think if physical items have the sort of power people believe they do then it would come from literally anything that nature makes and you have to love that thing at least a little bit. anyway don't steal from parks and don't put rocks up your vagina.

[aesolerin]

I LOOOOOVE YOUR HEADCANONS AND CHARACTERIZATIONS AS ALWAYS

If this counts as anything what do you think the heroes' childhoods were like?

(it doesn't have to be all of them I'm just curious on how you perceive them) -❤️

jklhrwgdk thank u for ur support of my Visions..... also i did them all anyways 😃

Sarmenti: doesn't remember much. no father present, mentally ill mother, hardly any money to go around. basically left 'home' as soon as he was able. a strange and shockingly quiet child.

Baldwin: the pampering and tutoring of a prince, but not much personal attention and affection from his busy parents. maybe had a sibling or two? a satisfied childhood, but... distant. a polite and thoughtful and almost shy child

William: painfully happy childhood. like, it was almost tooth-rottingly perfect. the kind of kid that would come home covered in dirt and happy as can be.

Junia: likely given/forced into that convent, and boy howdy it was not a loving place. she went from a curious and somewhat mischievous girl to timid and god-fearing

Audrey: also somewhat spoiled and definitely pampered, but maybe she was more wild and rambunctious than the average little girl and her parents were at a bit of a loss as to what to do about/with her. in her opinion the only fun part of growing up to be a Lady(tm) was all the pretty things she could wear

Barristan: i like to think he came from at least minor nobility! he was raised on the path to the military whether he liked it or not, and thankfully he did like some of it at least. even at a young age he had a penchant for defending others, physically and verbally

Dismas: raised by a single mother that he adored. maybe had siblings? i could imagine him being the eldest. he was a shockingly well-behaved boy, but he held grudges and would do anything if there was a chance his mom would smile

Reynauld: a strict and unhappy home... he was working on the farm as soon as he was able, and was made to learn the Verses before that. a child forced to be diligent and obedient.

Margaret: a more controlled Audrey, and therefore more spoiled. she still has the 'i earned this and therefore deserve it' attitude.

Alhazred: a child of scholars is naturally gonna be a scholar too. liked to get his hands into everything, for better or worse. learned at a young age that the best lies are a little true.

Paracelsus: all day every day she made Potions. u know what i'm talkin' about. put water and bits and things and dirt and dead bugs in a bowl/cup/vessel-like object and mixed em up. very serious about everything she did, baffled her parents all the time.

Tardif: anxious and a little bit of a crybaby, if you can believe it. but whenever his parents or older sibling(s) came home they were always hurt and even at a young age he was afraid that they wouldn't come back. eventually he was right.

Bigby: perhaps a liiiittle unsupervised, but really liked exploring his surroundings! the kind of kid that would be so excited to tell you about something he saw that he hardly noticed he fell down as he ran up to you. weirdly skeptical, he never believed stories unless he could see it for himself.

Missandei: :(

Josephine: came from a poor family that would go to many unscrupulous means to get money. a clever little pickpocket who loved to listen to and tell stories.

Boudica: the epitome of that one vine. 'Girl, how old are you?' 'I am 2 mama!' 'Take this knife, go hunt bear.' '... Just one?' '*both laugh*'. yes, she was loved, but it was..... intense? a lot of physical development, but little to no attention given her emotional development.

Amani: another painfully idyllic childhood, but this one was interrupted by a disaster and/or a tragedy that took her family in her teenaged years. a sweet and frankly goofy girl that had to grow up sooner than she ever wanted to.

Damian: very few memories of his childhood, and none of them happy. a meek boy trying to put on a brave face.

DD2 Bonus Round:

Bonnie: :(

Sahar: a perfectionist family raises a perfectionist, to no one's surprise. taught to be well-behaved, but her rare tantrums were ferocious. did not actively try to make friends.