#would explain but. tired

[horaitos]

okay but pre-lost cities sophie would’ve projected on hamlet so hard. im right. you’re just gonna have to trust me on this one

[chloesimaginationthings]

Vanny can’t explain everything in the FNAF pizzaplex..

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Hello Madam. Sorry Madam.

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[sillystarr565]

oh!!!! Nd uhm,,, is Nilla the only one who knows???? or do ofters… ugh dunno how to spell tat. sorry m small. do others(autocorrect is helping) know??? sorry for all da weirdly worded questions m lil :3

hello!!! Sorry iv been taking a little moment to anseewr stuffs hehw yes!! pv is currently the only one who knows,,, like insaids I don’t think smc would really know about it at first, so he wouldn’t be able to tell anyone any way (not thay he would even want to even if he did) but idk !! Pv always there, during this like. I guess “redemption au” setting I have going on where pv really is the only one smc has left,, jus the idea that his other half is always there to watch after him n stuff, he’d eventually take notice of some things and would essentially be the only one there for him ! i dreww a littl something for you kind of introducing how I think pv would find out about it?? Kind of?? In other words he walks in on a little crash out and then so on and so forth smc becomes more vulnerable from then on with pv and blahg blah blah (click for btter quality!!)

He’s so tired always :( jus gif him his bunny and let him eep in ur arms and he’ll be good

[venigni]

I don't like when people call the protagonist of Lies of P "Carlo" because I feel like it simultaneously erases the person Carlo was and the person P becomes.

[doctorsiren]

Horrifying images created tonight during WILD conversations in the server 😨

If I had to make them, then you all have to see them 😁🫶

[batsandbirdbrains]

Please never stop preaching the truth about 8-year old gremlin Robin!Dick. It works for two reasons:

1.) it allows Dick to be Robin much longer than his fellow brothers even if they all age out at around the same time, which imo feels right to me because it is HIS mantle.

2.) it’s funny as hell. Don’t try to pretend a preteen in tights fighting crime is any more morally just.

3.) see 2

4.) it allows Dick to have an insane amount of combat experience without making him an old man. It’s an important aspect of his character whether you like it or not; he’s the guy that’s been doing it as long as the Justice League, but unless you want him in his mid-30s or something (which I personally do *not*), he’s gotta be young when he starts.

Fight the good fight soldier 🫡 🫡 🫡

You’ve hit pretty much every major point I feel like!! One of the biggest being that Dick should have a pretty long tenure as Robin. And if he starts being Nightwing say between the ages of 16-19, then starting as Robin at 8 gives him a solid 8-11 years doing just that. It’s his name, he should be the one who uses it the longest (or at least nearly the longest, depending on how Damian’s storyline evolves in the future). But I also don’t think he should be too old before he starts wanting to step out of the bat’s shadow, so I feel like if he starts playing around with the idea around 16 but maybe not being serious about it until he’s 18 then it works.

But yeah also the age he’s at as Nightwing is also a big part of it. Personally, I like to think of him in his current run as between 26-28ish (I’m not sure what age he’s canonically at right now. Also I’m pretty sure he was in his early 20s in Grayson when he was with Spyral? It’s been a while but I swear he was only like 21-22ish). But he should have a stupid amount of experience by his early 20s. He should have more experience than some who are in the Justice League. He should be a veteran at that point, and someone who they all know they can rely on because he’s good at what he does.

Giving him that extra experience also helps him mentor the other sidekicks who come after him, including his brothers.

Idk idk I’m getting derailed here. Point is tho that I’m not trying to tell anyone else that they can’t have their own ideas and their own opinions, I just like my ideas and my opinions best lmao. I’m not saying anyone’s wrong. Maybe my tone didn’t come across the way I thought it would in those other couple posts, but I thought I was making it clear that I was over exaggerating on purpose. Maybe not.

But I will continue fighting the good fight don’t you worry 🫡

[beaulesbian]

im just noticing some similarities

[just-honey-dewd]

LINK CLICK S1 EPISODE 5.5 - The Silly Goose allegations

This is a post dedicated to collecting instances showcasing Lu Guang's uncharacteristic behaviour throughout the episode. Compared to other episodes that take place in S1, I find that he never actually takes things as seriously as he would elsewhere. Which genuinely raised alarm bells for me, so here's my attempt at providing evidence of my accusations!

1) THE COCKINESS OF THIS MAN

"I don't hit girls" is one of the earliest instances of Lu Guang betraying his mature and sensible image -- specifically displaying immaturity in admitting his incompetence at video games. BONUS IMAGE: Still blushing in the background even after the moment's passed.

2) NOT GIVING HIS FULL ATTENTION TO A MISSION'S DETAILS

Granted, there is precedence to Lu Guang doing tasks in the background while Qiao Ling relays information about the case and client (in s1 e2), but Lu Guang usually spares a glance into the photos before determining whether he'll need Cheng Xiaoshi's involvement.

3) THE SNACKING AND AFTERNOON NAP

This is the only time Lu Guang is seen literally sleeping on the job -- not including the Emma case, because sleeping while the client is inactive is valid practice. In this case, it communicates a carefree disposition that Lu Guang knows he can afford. Which reads differently to how he usually acts during dives that don't require his constant supervision for a long period of time. For example, his behaviour during the first third of the Chen Xiao case -- a mission which partially involved Cheng Xiaoshi remaining on the bench for 20 minutes. The actual goal was getting Chen Xiao's message to Lu Hongbin, the outcome of the game wasn't important -- but Lu Guang remained on high alert and in constant communication with Cheng Xiaoshi (until he went ominously quiet for unconvincing reasons, but that's sth else). Point is, Lu Guang usually remains awake to watch over Cheng Xiaoshi, and doesn't usually snack on the job -- the way he leaves a mess on the table also feels more callous than typical Lu Guang fashion.

4) TIMING RIGHT DOWN TO THE SECOND

"Don't move a muscle!" You don't need glasses to see how extra Lu Guang's being with his insistence on accuracy right down to the second. Does the moment Liu Siwen's foot touches the last step matter in the long run? I doubt it. But apparently it matters to Lu Guang -- who's literally looking at his watch to confirm the seconds -- which seems incompatible for the same guy who teaches Cheng Xiaoshi that the major nodes are what must remain unchanged. It feels like misplaced priorities. Since the mission is "learn Ouyang Bubai's secret move", and the automatic outcome will be losing to him -- the major node won't change if Liu Siwen was slightly tardy or too early. And another thing I find strange are that in similar instances where Lu Guang is timing events down to the second, he's not looking at his watch to do it -- rather he seems to have a sixth sense for counting in sync with time's rhythm: in s1e1 he only opts to close his book audibly in order to alert Cheng Xiaoshi to initiate the event (no need eyeing his watch), and in yingdu e3 he drums his fingers to the last seconds before a canon event occurs.

5) Backseat gaming

This manner of instruction is superfluous and doesn't align with other instances which display Lu Guang's rather hands-off approach to instructing Cheng Xiaoshi. The approach he adopts immediately afterwards is much more successful in aiding him (also note that it's Cheng Xiaoshi who instructs Lu Guang to adopt this approach): CXS: Just predict the attack's direction. I will handle everything else.

Knowing to only give Cheng Xiaoshi limited prompts necessary for him to intuit his next course of action is crucial Lu Guang 101 behaviour. From what previous episodes have established of Lu Guang's character -- he usually knows what to say, and what little needs to be said, in order to coordinate Cheng Xiaoshi to do what is required to meet the objective. This backwards behaviour suggests Lu Guang's inexperience in understanding how Cheng Xiaoshi's mind operates. Inconsistent since the Ouyang case takes place after the EMMA case, which shows Lu Guang utilising the hands-off approach.

6) The genuine shock

Between these scenes, there's a very visible shock marring Lu Guang's expressions that simply isn't present in other episodes, and isn't seemingly appropriate for the context of the revelation, nor with his time traveller status in mind. When Cheng Xiaoshi looks as though he's about to land a critical hit on Ouyang Bubai, Lu Guang sighs pre-emptively -- as though he expects that Cheng Xiaoshi has the upper hand against Ouyang Bubai (though that would also suggest it slipped his mind that the mission was to observe how Ouyang Bubai's secret technique works). Then after Ouyang Bubai's move is executed on Cheng Xiaoshi, Lu Guang's jaw drops. Something we only get the luxury of seeing in s2, when he's possessed by Cheng Xiaoshi. In the next scene, when Qiao Ling reveals the full context of Liu Siwen's determination -- Lu Guang full body flinches, which contrasts Cheng Xiaoshi's relatively conservative head tilt. This is not the body language of someone who's gone through this before.

7) The open hypocrisy

Cheng Xiaoshi points out Lu Guang's blatant disregard for his rules. Specifically "Past and future. Don't ask questions" -- directly involving themselves in Liu Siwen's life is interfering with his future which is technically a violation of that rule. But Lu Guang snubs him with a half-hearted "I came to watch over you."

What we see immediately after seems to be the key to understanding the driving force for Lu Guang joining to support Liu Siwen against his strict rules. If we were to believe this was Lu Guang's first experience with the Ouyang case, he came without the knowledge that Ouyang Bubai would finally surrender and allow Liu Siwen and Ouyang to be married. So he came to witness Liu Siwen's determination first-hand. If this wasn't the first experience, Lu Guang expects Ouyang Bubai to surrender, so he approaches the old man to understand the reasoning behind his stubbornness.

Let's say I'm of the opinion that it's the former... then the question becomes this:

Why does Lu Guang take a particular fascination in Liu Siwen?

To that, I think this scene in particular provides some suggestions.

The dramatic lighting and music accompanying this exchange emphasizes the weight of Lu Guang's conviction in Liu Siwen's resilience. And Cheng Xiaoshi voices the sentiment aloud. "What is it that gives him the strength to keep fighting?"

Following this train of thought, Lu Guang wasn't looking to ask Ouyang Bubai to understand why he finally lets go, but came to watch how Liu Siwen persists against all odds.

Thematically, that's why Liu Siwen has the last words in this episode. He embodies the theme of this episode: to cherish and fight for that which you hold dearly.

[indecisiveavocado]

every single time i try

me: i should stop hanging out in such jewish places, especially online. let's see. *opens door* right wing: we hate you because you support queer rights left wing, sharpening knife: we hate you because you don't trust us not to kill us the first chance we get, just because we have for 2,300 years. 'centrists': back up one sec, what's a pogrom, who is this kid kfir, and what do you mean antisemitism didn't start and end with hitler? me: *closes door* nope, staying on jumblr.

[itslilacokay]

told community id post this here later (its been about 10 hours)

[artblocked]

Fucked up creature that spawns from the Ultimate Weapon after four souls stew in it for God knows how long honestly

[ki1ldeer]

Liam doesn’t make a very good research assistant I won’t lie

[spookythesillyfella]

theze two really have such a unique relationship ...

★ song uzed : "A stepping stone between friends" – Dobuno Awa

[akuma-ren]

I think its cool rafayel has a voice in his head(the instincts of being a sea god) that tells him to kill his beloved and take her heart. Lemurians have a very twisted sense of love. They need a human who's devoted enough to their god, and that heart is the key to his ascension. But I dont think they bet on their god falling in love with the human.

[moraent-keys]

Seeing other aroace people who ship Radioapple is the best

It’s like, no matter which way you ship it, you get it. Like some deeper sense of understanding we all have?? Does that make sense?