making sense of starclan will get a lot easier once everyone accepts that despite the way living cats talk about it, starclan is not and never has been a single cohesive deity or god, they are just a collection of individuals with different agendas. they just let living cats talk about them like they are One-God-Like-Force because they think it's better to keep everyone's faith absolute if they seem in control, and starclan's only unifying opinion is that they are terrified of cats losing faith because it might mean their afterlife will fall apart (since belief and memory is literally what they run on in this world)
so if you're wondering why some starclan cats said one thing while other starclan cats said another thing, its because they are individals as prone to disagreeing as living cats (spottedleaf and yellowfang are two examples of cats i personally believe often meddle and do things without asking/ever telling the rest of starclan)
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the urge of wanting enchante to be bigger so forcebook can be bigger and thus gmm can invest on them but hating the idea of the toxic fans finding them, make things weird and being the reason why forcebook gets awkward around each other and end up falling out of their friendship.
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Because Ace is a menace I would like to present the idea of him managing to go into the ring while dreaming, purely to have WORDS with Mors and Arden’s brother that I Can’t Remember The Name
Ace doesn't know how he got here. He doesn't know how he got dragged once again into the endless blue that his ancestors are trapped in.
Ace doesn't know how he's gotten into the Ring - he sure as hell doesn't remember dying - but he knows that he's not about to pass up the opportunity to have words with a few of his ancestors.
He reaches his magic out - the violet a striking contrast against the blue of the space around him and Ace watches as spirits of the Lucii shimmer into being around him.
"Hello." Ace's smile is sharp as a knife as he faces the towering figure of Somnus. "I have some words for you."
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So… I was in the shower, musing about angsty shit (y’know, like one does) and I got to thinking about the Wish Realm. Now, keep in mind I don’t know much at all about the WR, because I never bothered to watch that far. But hear me out.
So the curse never gets cast, and Rumpelstiltskin spends 28 years trapped in the dwarves’ mine. Sometime in those 28 years, Bae manages to return to the EF. Presumably he had to be there for several years, because his portrait looks like a fully grown man. He falls in love with Emma - the daughter of the very people keeping his father a prisoner - fathers Henry, and dies sometime in the interim. And the whole time, Rumpelstiltskin is RIGHT. THERE.
Now, sure - I bet Baelfire wasn’t exactly eager to divulge the fact that he’s the son of the Dark One. But… shouldn’t the subject have come up between Snow, Charming, and Emma? Wouldn’t you think that they’d want to warn their daughter, heir to the throne, that when they die, she’s going to inherit an angry, all-powerful wizard? And if not, wouldn’t the dwarves (who surely hang out with Snow on the reg) slip up and mention something around Emma? And doesn’t it seem likely that Emma, not knowing exactly who Baelfire is, might mention this to her husband as Good Information To Know?
My point is, which seems more likely: that this massive, multi-point breakdown in communication resulted in Baelfire just coincidentally not knowing his father was right there? Or that Baelfire DID eventually learn that his father was down there, but deliberately chose not to see him after hearing about all the awful things the Dark One had done in the centuries since he went through the portal?
The idea of Baelfire dying never knowing where his father was is heartbreaking. The idea of Baelfire dying still holding onto anger, refusing to see his father who has spent centuries trying to get him back? Makes me sick to my stomach.
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BRUH PEOPLE REALLY ASKED JK WHY HE IS ALWAYS SPEAKING KOREAN AND NOT ENGLISH?!?! maybe bc he’s... korean 🤔🤔🤔
some people are just braindead i fear
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What do you think of the term ‘over dancing’ that has been used by some kpop fans to criticise dancers ?
i think that most kpop fans don't know what the fuck they're talking about lmao. i feel like i'm saying this all the time so apologies for repeating myself but camera performance and live performance are different methods and the ubiquity and access to video has unfortunately left the impression on the general public that they are the same. everything about what you do changes when your audience is 25 feet away and not up your nose in high definition. we're pretty spoiled in that a lot of kpop content is professionally filmed, but what most fans don't realize is that idols are not being trained to be film actors. they're being trained for performing on stages; your gestures need to be big in order to be seen at all. also: what does 'over-dancing' even mean? if i were to use it, i would use it to describe someone who is vastly outperforming their groupmates to a degree where it is detrimental to a performance, but i can't think of any performances where that is the case. if anything, there are significantly more people who underperform. kpoppies are just used to watching a lot of people go girl give us nothing, so when someone comes around to deliver an actually stage worthy performance, it's 'too much.' just because suzy q on twitter thinks someone's 'over-dancing' in a 4k mcountdown fancam doesn't mean that that energy isn't exactly what's needed to get the motion across to a concert hall full of people.
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