#the circle begins

[loudlittleecho]

I never wanted to be a specific character, but I did want to be in their world.

I wanted to be part of the Animorphs, to visit Redwall Abbey, attend the Winding Circle Temple, be an Avian in Wyvern's Court, be discovered as a child of the red king at Bloor’s Academy, or go to school at Ulysses F. Olsen High.

— and those are just the series that really stuck with me.

[side-of-honey]

Hi my undertale yellow followers sorry for not posting in 5 years. Woe my dumb doodles be upon ye

Based mostly on uty ost comments I thought were funny + some ut red&yellow for fun :)

[celpii]

Do you think that Vaugardians would make murals and statues of the saviors, especially of Mirabelle?? Idk but I’ve been thinking about how Vaugarde would idolize and immortalize the saviors and how there’d be reminders of their quest/victory all over the country. And how years down the line they would become like a legend told through stories and art

Anyway, black and white version under the cut

[macdenlover]

I GRADUATE TOMORROW!!!

[sherbet-requiem]

[darlingshane]

Deb mirroring Jon.

[various-stormsnsaints]

Rust Cohle:

Ole Munch:

I wanna see a debate between these two

[crayoncat-works]

sketchdump

[corviiids]

phantom thieves have realisations

[moodysnowflake]

Right back at ya, Meryl.

She roped him to capture.

He roped her to save.

- and being like "Meryl, I love you and your chaotic gremling energy, but NO."

[nillustre]

facial features headcanons ~

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

MDZS x Warrior Cats AU (part 1): That boy can meow!

Names and a huge inspiration credits to @clintbeefwoods!

(part 2)

[esoteric-choleric]

so silly to see people arguing over whether Jayce and Viktor's relationship is "platonic" or "romantic". Brother I cannot even BEGIN to define, let alone but a label on whatever tf that was

[wavesoutbeingtossed]

.

[buckevantommy]

you're telling me the episode titled Buck, Actually includes a happily married old gay couple and a montage of their many years together (with music reminiscent of Queen) ?????? and Buck comforts the widow ?????? he doesn't say anything just lets the guy talk about his love then offer sincere condolences ?????? then says: I GUESS I CAN ONLY HOPE TO FIND SOMETHING THAT GOOD ????? and then he let them be together while he gathered the scattered photographs of their life ?????? and then Buck tries desperately to save the widow's life ????? AND THE WIDOW'S NAME IS FUCKING THOMAS ?!?!?!!!!

[novaricewrites]

If Magic Chooses-

So we know the magic in Prythian ties the land, Courts, and the High Lords and can be vaguely sentient (as with the Cauldron).

It's unclear how it chooses the High Lords but the magic seems to be deliberate and adheres faithfully to whoever it chooses. Even Amarantha couldn't fully access it despite all that she did - she could only prevent the Lords from using it against her.

So imagine if this was explored.

E.g: The time when Feyre and the IC stole the Book of Breathings from the Summer Court as guests - literally committing a crime worthy of a magical death sentence. This then left the Summer Court open to Hybern's invasion, further enabled by what Feyre did in the Spring Court.

This didn't just harm the High Lords. It harmed the Courts in a major way. The very land and the people living in there were devastated by it. And it must have caused mass turmoil that even the magic sensed.

So imagine because of this intricate connection to the land, the people and the High Lords - it caused Feyre's bond to the Spring and Summer magic to become hard to control or even the magic rejecting her.

The kernels of magic are technically still the High Lords'. They're not Feyre's magic but were gifted like handing her a scale off their essence. And it would make sense if the magic reacted to the state of the High Lords (and deeper the courts themselves) if they experienced deep, visceral emotions & damage thanks to Feyre.

Magic being fickle about who wields it would sort of suit the capriciousness of Faeries. It would also require Feyre to use her wits and sense to navigate situations instead of resorting to the Feysand tactics of Lie, Steal and Justify.

It would give actual consequences and gravity to her actions, and add depth to why her being a Made Fae is a big deal. She is now attached via these kernels of magic to the land in a way that she can't run from. Just as High Lords (even those reluctant like Tamlin are).

Just the plot potential and character development. And the internal conflict over actions that we never got.