#trc gangsey

[a-library-ghost]

me on august 5th 2025

[nothatsmi]

The raven's cycling.

I... I have no explanation for this. I have a train to catch in a few hours, and that's where my mind goes apparently.

The gangsey is funny af honestly, I could do hundreds of those.

[bearmodding]

bi erasure incident. one dead. four victorious.

[wherethehellisronan]

searching for a dead welsh king

[northlt03]

Richard Campbell Gansey III is so relatable because I too think "I'm losing them" when my friends seem just the tiniest bit avoidant (even if they aren't actually)

[worteltje7]

Kings of Henrietta

Making this and these into stickers! Still working on getting my Etsy up and running but when I do they'll be there 🫡

[octopars]

Average afternoon at Ninos

[squash1]

“describe the raven cycle in one sentence”

ok:

[romantichopelessly]

july is their month. maggie release official art for henry & noah rn

[a-library-ghost]

whoop whoop, gansey boy!

[writtenbycassandra]

most female main characters in ya fantasy usually don't have their parents around/are orphans/ran away from home (e.g. the mortal instruments, lockwood & co, a deadly education, ...), which is why there are often no adult figures around to manage the (magical) chaos the teenage characters have to untangle standalone.

but the raven cycle is different — the adults work together with the teen characters, actually listen to them, and try to help them with their quest. blue doesn't have only her friends around to help her out, she also has a giant home with different, female rolemodels. calla, persephone, maura, and all the other aunts and friends — they give blue something most ya characters don't have.

and as the series continues, she also meets the grey man, who becomes a familiar figure for her, too.

instead of having not enough help and support from adults, which is a thing most ya protagonists struggle with, blue has so many people constantly trying to protect, guide, and help her, and i think that's awesome.

she has a family, and they're actually a part of the story.

[mangosandwich]

noahs the demon

[yes-i-exist-shutup]

How the fuck does the gangsey ever get homework done. Does gansey go home after almost being shot by whelk like mon dieu!!!! I've got a ten page essay!!!

[luneillusoire]

Excelsior!✨

[jashiethh]

"And they were wanted, they were wanted, they were wanted."

(This is my interpretation of the scry scene in Greywaren from the Dreamer Trilogy by Maggie Stiefvater. Characters are Adam Parrish and Ronan Lynch from the same series)

[birdibunni]

i love them