#wood man answer

[worldsworstrobots]

gently holds a spoonful of peanut butter out. idk i can't think of an actual ask but i wanna intwract shit

WM: "NEW RULE: DO NOT OFFER SHADOW MAN FOOD AT RANDOM. Fer yer own sake."

[juniper-clan]

a post with this video was right on top of the most recent update in my dashboard lmfao

I like to think Herons paranoia would make her post incoherent nonsense on Colonial Yahoo Answers

[fictionadventurer]

Top five time travel movies/books! :D

See, the trouble is that while I love time travel as a concept, I haven't actually explored the genre that much. I haven't watched/read most of the time travel stories out there, sometimes because I just haven't gotten to it, other times because I'm very picky about content, other times because most of the time travel stories I run across are either "we're a bureaucratic agency dedicated to policing time travel" or "oh, no, what if we change history?" or "I fell in love with a hunky Highlander", none of which are the parts of time travel stories that interest me.

The most accurate version of this list would be a list of Doctor Who episodes (and maybe some Star Trek ones), but you specified movies and books, which is going to make this a much more difficult list to create.

The Day of the Doctor: Haha, I cheated, because Day of the Doctor was released in theaters, which makes it a movie! (So I can use it as a stand-in for all the Doctor Who episodes that are my favorite time travel stories). Thankfully, it's a fantastic time travel story and one of my favorites. It's a genius blend of both "stable timeline" and "changeable timeline" mechanics. Three different interweaving timelines. References to A Christmas Carol. Changing major events in the show's past without changing the timeline that resulted from them at all. A rejection once and for all of the "ends justify the means" mindset that had lingered over the reboot for too long. A masterpiece.

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens: It's the classic Christmas story for a reason--and one of those reasons is the time travel. Going with Scrooge across decades of his own life and watching him undergo character development from that is a great use of time travel. (And there happens to be a great Doctor Who version, too!)

Star Trek: First Contact: It's fun when you get characters traveling from the future to a different time that's also in the future. Love all the worldbuilding details of these characters interacting with their past/our fictional future, and it's a pretty good story.

Shadowhand by Anne Elisabeth Stengl: The Tales of Goldstone Wood series has a structure unlike any I've ever seen in fantasy, and this book is the reason. The first three books in the series are in chronological order. The next two books are prequels that take place like a thousand years earlier. This book, the sixth, involves characters from the later time period time-traveling to meet characters from the earlier time period, and getting swept up in a legend that they've known since childhood. I remember very little about the book beyond that, but it's such a cool concept (with an unforgettable ending moment) that I have to put it on the list.

Love Strikes Twice: It's one of the very rare Hallmark movies that's actually a decent movie by normal movie standards, so I have to give it credit. Instead of the usual boring time travel plot of "oh no, what if we change history?", we get someone who's trying to change history, who does change history, and it's a good thing. The time travel mechanics surrounding that make no sense, but who cares? It's a fun story with an engaging cast, legitimately funny jokes, a sweet romance, and a solid plot.

[paranoidgemsbok]

It's so wild to me that people don't instinctively hold doors for the person behind them. Like I'm not even complaining someone didn't hold the door for me I'm saying people are SURPRISED when I hold the door for them

[mushtoons]

What is Ronin’s Relationship with the other turtles like?

okay okay so like!!! its complicated! info dumping time!!

so context it starts out rock, obviously since hes freshly dumped here in this new world every he loves is dead trauma ect ect,

then it starts getting a little steady (baby tots), they're toddlers at this point and ronin tries to fix everything he wished he could with his brothers example: "no donnie you DONT know everything" "raph you dont have to always be in control" "leo you dont have to hide everything to make your brothers feel better!" but it kinda backfires because they're kids man! and communication is lacking so while he thinks hes helping them they feel like he's taking away what makes them who they are and like overall targeted

so we go back to rocky, ronin starts to draw back in on himself again because its slowly setting in that they might be them but they arent HIS brothers and the relationships suffer because of it (the kids kinda feel at fault)

now they're healing and working out how their dynamics work with each other

so the relationship so far, we got:

ronin and leo get along silently, leo goes to ronin when he feels under pressure or needs somewhere to unwind its like an unspoken thing they do where leo gets overwhelmed and sits with ronin while ronin meditates or cooks and they just enjoy each other's company no words necessary (and!!! later on ronin helps her crack her egg, transfem leo, baybee!!)

ronin lets donnie info dump to him and takes him above surface to look for scrap and stuff for inventions, donnie also likes trying to pry any information from ronin about his past as he can as discreetly as he can and ronin likes to tease him "i was made by vampires" "im actually a human in a costume and the zipper got stuck" "i used to be able to fly" (one of these things is true lmaoo)

ronin and mikey's relationship is the most underdeveloped, while ronin loves them all subconsciously or not he ends up showing the others more attention and mikey obviously notices, but it doesn't mean they dont bond, mikey once confessed he wanted to learn to cook like ronin, much to ronin's delight, but mikey has...a particular food pallet and ronin tries to encourage him to make things properly but mikey likes to experiment in the kitchen...its sometimes edible lol

[playbarbies]

[nejackdaw]

Celann as the sword arm of Mara--Mara, protector goddess, deity of love. Celann, driven to kill by the urge to protect, fueled solely by love.

Celann, who prayed to her relentlessly during the events in the city to keep his family safe and nearly lost his life fighting to stop his sister from turning the rest of their blood. (He's never been sure if Mara ignored him or made him the answer to his own prayers, twisted and turned him into something else. [If it had always been inside of him.] He's not sure he wants to know.)

Celann, who begged the divines to protect his family and, beaten and bloodied, decided he would. No matter the cost to his own life.

The gods would not protect them. Would not protect him. But he would--if he died, he would. The gods might let this happen but he never will.

Celann, lover, driven by love to become fighter. Killer.

The man who prays to the guardian divine is himself a guardian. The man who asks for a shield is sword and shield.

Celann, the embodiment of devotion

[youngdutchishot]

is there any information about Annabelle? yeah, strange question maybe, but i'm genuinely curious!! I want to write a post canon fluffy fic about Dutch and Annabelle, but don't exactly know much about her.

is she even spoken about? or is the only crumb of information during that scene between Colm and Dutch where they're arguing about "oh but you killed my brother wah wah" "yeah well i liked annabelle" ( im obv kidding its much more complex than that yes ik ). I also know of it just being sprinkled into the story here, and there(?), but other than that it doesn't seem to be brought up into the game as much??

like i wana know about her more :(( i just recently wrote down her design since i cant art, but im itching for smth. what is that smth, man, idk, but im itching for it

[themostsanebug]

IM DONE POUNDING MY HEAD AGAINST THE KITCHEN FLOOR. APOLOGIZIN FOR MY LIFE AND NEVER ENTERING YOURS!!! I say im sorry, but i cant move on. I know you've got scars of your own but i'd rather hide my knifes before you go!! I'll either live or die alone </3

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I SWEA--

I'M SO FUCKIN SORRYYYYYYY!!!! I PROMISE, IM TRYIN, IM DOIN MY BEST. I JUST HAVENT LEARNED HOW TO BE AS HUMAN AS YOU ARE YET!!!!! /lyr

[bittsandpieces]

Spacious beach house with a gorgeous ocean view

You and as many friends as you want

Everyone is nude 24/7

Sound like a fun weekend?

So it's fine if I only bring my friends who are men over six feet tall right? You're fine with that?

[worldsworstrobots]

what do you guys think of rockman?

"That kid gets on my nerves. Thinks he's soooo special... He doesn't know what I've been through! He can't just 'acclimate me to society' like he did with everyone else! I don't know why he even tries. He's annoying."

"He's got his heart in the right place, that's for sure."

[uter-us]

on tiktok, @/white_woman_whisperer made a post adding to the man vs bear conversation (I'll explain in tags if you dk what it is!), asking (quoted), "hey black women, hey you're at work and you're alone in a room. who would you rather walk in right now, you dk what it is, a white man or a white woman? youre in a conference room alone, you have to be with one or the other. which one is it gonna be?" the responses and comments are overwhelming choosing the white man, so black radfem/radfem-adjacent women, would yall also pick the white man?

(she has a collection/series (idk what they r called exactly but u can find it at the top of her account) where she elaborates more and it's called "🐻vs👨🏼vs👩🏼")

[whilomm]

the whole "would you rather be alone with a man or a bear in the woods" thing is so fucking infuriating from all sides like on one hand u got the MRA cunts getting waaay too angry over it and proving that they specifically are Bad People to be alone in the woods w, like yeah no 99% of men id see on a hike who gives a shit but U Specifically are worrying. and on the other hand u have the genuinely worrying notion that some ppl are either so terrified of strangers conceptually that they think the very common occurance of "passing a stranger on a hike" is the beginning to one of their spicey true crime murder horror stories, which as much as i hate to say it Says A Lot About Society (general fear of strangers/lack of community fostered in the U.S.A. and shit and that leads to obsessions with security theatre/further isolation in the name of "safety" blah blah blah u kno the drill) meanwhile when ppl who actually go hiking see this they are just like "uhm idk when i see random dudes i just like. nod at them as i pass by" bc tbey actually Go Outside and realize being alone w a strange man on a hike just. happens. a lot. passingly. OR the possibility that some of these are people who are the reason why they have to plaster "DONT FEED THE BEARS" signs everywhere. which. well there are studies showing that quite a few americans are convinced they could take a bear in a fight, i wouldnt be surprised if a lotta ppl have a skewed idea of How Dangerous Bears Are.

[killemwithkawaii]

Why didn't anybody tell me that, upon the stroke of midnight on my 30th birthday, I would suddenly be struck with the irresistible compulsion to completely refurnish my bedroom???

[nibwhipdragon]

revisiting The Legend of Spyro trilogy and man, they really did just give Sparx the Dragonfly a different voice in each game huh. Kuzco in the first. Futurama's Fry in the second. Friggin Wayne Brady in the third. what the actual fuck

The game went through some insane troubles in development! Nightmares all around. For Sparx I think they just. Straight up couldn't keep his voice actor for more than one game? Hence why he sounds so Different in every game. Makes me wonder how on earth they managed to keep Elijah Wood for Spyro's VA across all 3

[not-poignant]

Hi Pia

I was rereading Deeper into the Woods and wanted to ask what ever happened to Cyledr afterwards. Did he ever recover from what Gwyn did to him or did he just die?

Even though he was barely a mentioned character in fae tales, I often think of him.

Hi anon!

Cyledr went mad, and he died mad. He never had any decent quality of life again and he lived kind of as a non-fae until he died.

I'm not sure how he died. He either willed it as soon as he was old enough, or he killed himself. It was an immensely cruel, mind-destroying thing that Gwyn vindictively did to Cyledr, and the thing is, I don't think Gwyn thinks much about Cyledr going forward really. It's just one more thing in his big list of things that he knows make him a not very good person, that he doesn't often lose sleep over.

Fae are kind of like that T.T