Prompt:
Instead of going for Tim, Jason goes for the easiest way to utterly destroy his Replacement and kidnaps his civilian boyfriend to demonstrate just how easy it is to lose something (or someone) you love in this line of work.
And while the whole “make the Replacement beg” part of the plan is going amazing…. Jason really didn’t plan the whole “keeping a conspiracy theorist teenager hostage” through to the end.
Bernard just wants to know what the new crime lord’s deal with Robin is. And why— and how— exactly he’s supposed to be a bargaining chip when he can count the times he met Robin on one hand. oh! and could someone maybe tell his boyfriend, Tim, that he’ll be late for their coffee date on Tuesday?
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uh hi hello!! first i wanted to say i am deeply in love with your art (god those shapes, these lines, texture, anatomy, expression, EVERYTHING) and your latest drawing just moved something in me i cant quite grasp it, been thinking about it for a couple days. sooo i felt inspired and made myself a smol little machete out of uh wild clay so i could kiss him on the forehead before going to sleep, i hope you're ok with that? (also sorry he's kinda wonky, me and acrylics hate each other haha)
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A fun fact about "Bertie Changes His Mind" is that Bertie's preferred method of daughter acquisition (viz., adoption) is one he shared with Wodehouse, at least partially. Wodehouse clearly didn't mind the "marriage" part of the process, but he never had biological children and seemingly had no interest in doing so (everything we know about him points to him being very asexual):
Another fun fact is that he enlisted the help of his daughter Leonora on this particular story for the scenes in the girls' school:
The "intimidating headmistress" archetype was also pulled from Wodehouse's real life, and this will not be the last time we see her in the Jeeves stories:
(first and last excerpts are from P.G. Wodehouse: man and myth by Barry Phelps. The letter to Leonora is from Yours, Plum, edited by Frances Donaldson.)
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Seeing Aziraphale hate, saying he was selfish, is disappointing.
Because maybe Aziraphale wouldn't stay on Earth for Crowley, but Crowley wouldn't come to Heaven for Aziraphale, either. They were both rejected, after offering what they each thought the other wanted.
This isn't about who made the right choice and who made the wrong one. The key here, what really matters, is that they both made the right choices for themselves. They're doing what they feel is right, even if that means not being together.
And honestly, I don't think Aziraphale staying on Earth was ever an option. Maybe there was something in the coffee, maybe there was Miracle, maybe definitely the Metatron is a manipulative son-of-a-bitch. But Aziraphale's entire life, his entire purpose so far as he knew it, was to guide human souls to the light so they can come to Heaven and be spared an eternity of damnation. Can you imagine an Aziraphale who is offered the opportunity where he might improve things in Heaven and for the humans he loves so dearly, but who doesn't take it? I can't. And once the storm clouds pass I think Crowley will feel that too.
Aziraphale sees the red flags, of course he does. But he remembers the beautiful times, and like the toxic relationship that this is, he can't help but hold onto the hope that this time it will be different.
Anyway, I don't believe his choice was out of character. Not at all.
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I’ve risen back from the dead to spontaneously deliver Good Omens fan art… Because I am going insane over season 2.
*plays Starman by David Bowie*
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I love thinking about the above panel. The first time Damian has met his father, a legend, the man who he has put on a pedestal for ten years, fought every one of those years for the privilege to meet.-
And the first thing he says to him is a cheap, low-hanging sassy insult. It's so... Damian
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...So Crocodile could beat Akainu
Good to know
Sidenote but that did make me realize how when we see the Impel Down prisoners in Level 4, Oda does semi-consistently draw everyone sweating their asses off, which makes sense, since they're in the Inferno Hell. It is focken hot in there.
But then there's Crocodile and dude never breaks a sweat
Like to be fair there are a few characters who don't seem to be bothered by the heat of Level 4 either (Iva-chan, Sadi-chan etc)
But when you considder the sheer amount of fucking layers this man is wearing, like. You know what. Crocodile being completely heat-resistant up to 1700 Celcius makes perfect sense to me, I'll add that to my worldview, it's canon to me now.
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