#you dazzle me

[rady-art]

My heart may belong to the soup guy, but boy can I appreciate the other pookies💕

Was honestly convinced he was indeed a vampire at first, I was severely disappointed with the lack of fangs, but his cryptic and depressing dialogue makes up for that.

Would he get his hands dirty? I don't know. But he would get his cold little hands on a bouquet tho

Will I manage to make these kind-of-valentine themed illustrations for all of the Palia folks? I'd sure like to know that myself 😃

[frogwithastrawberry]

I don't think we talk enough about when Kaz was holding the parem to hide it from Nina. Because to me, that scene is a pretty good example of their relationship.

Nina was fully willing to do anything to get the parem from Matthias. If it was picking his pocket, fine. If it was sleeping with him, fine. I feel like she was probably willing to do more with Matthias than say- Jesper or Wylan. (I feel like she would have avoided Inej for Inej's own comfort)

But she was still willing to do things out of character for her to get the parem.

Yet, when she heard that Kaz had it, she stopped. You can say it's just because she knew Kaz would probably hurt her but here's the thing: I don't think he would have. Kaz is pretty big on "protecting his investments", and he isn't going to injure one of his crows greatly right before a huge plan.

And I think Nina knew that too. I think the reason she didn't try to reason with or steal from Kaz was partially because she knew she wouldn't win. But her knowing she wouldn't win also means that she was guaranteeing to herself that she wouldn't use her powers on him. Because even Kaz Brekker isn't immune to an altered Grisha's powers.

Nina wasn't willing to hurt Kaz and break his boundaries for the parem, and I don't think Kaz was willing to hurt her.

[bird-inacage]

Love Sea Episode 6 | Tongrak's Beautiful Needy Eyes 🥺

I don't know how Mut didn't just immediately melt into a puddle (I know I would). I also love the little detail that whilst holding onto Mut's hand, Tongrak gazes down at it as if he's acknowledging the fact that he doesn't plan on letting go.

[phoebepheebsphibs]

I have ideas... I'm making plans.

...Let's see where they lead...

If you thought because they were kids that meant they wouldn't be exposed to the horrors... you were wrong.

[turtleblogatlast]

“Haven’t You Noticed (I’m a Star)” from Steven Universe works so ridiculously well for Leo

[runningatypufullspeed]

BRIGHT ASS COLORS GIRL WATCH OUT

Been like almost 6 months since I’ve been roosting here on this lovely website and I STILL have no clue how to use it

[s-aint-elmo]

she got too silly

(id in alt text)

[gamzees-bignaturals]

dand y worl

[kafkaoguro]

i wish prsk had a more media literate fanbase that was willing to read, analyse characters and process complex topics; even if the official writing itself isn't all that good

mizuki's latest event (road of thorns) was handled amazingly and i wish they would've done the same with light up the fire / an4. but that's another story.

on to the main point: mizuki's trans writing. it's always 'that's a crossdresser' 'mizuki is gender nonconforming' 'you're reinforcing stereotypes',... every excuse under the sun to deny good representation. mizuki's story is such an obvious trans narrative and has been for years, denying it either means that you don't want to comprehend the stories or just indirectly transphobic.

mizu5 was a double-edged sword. it gave people the chance to actually read a story out of love for such a well-written, lovable trans character and the writers poured their all into such a nuanced topic that deserves to be handled with care. it had such a big impact that even those who knew nothing about prsk prior to this event would be able to understand and sympathise with mizuki's trans journey.

on the other hand, there were still people unable to accept her identity and going to lengths to prove mizuki isn't trans even when the writing shoves it in your face over the course of 4 entire years. it's not even subtext at this point.

it's also pretty obvious this would be the first time majority of the fanbase has read a story, because there were definitely questionable takes. but all in all, i could only hope people were more willing to give the stories a chance (although prsk writing isn't stellar) and be able to set out their own interpretations, analyses,... for the characters/

[jkriordanverse]

someone introduce them to socyes

[thejudeduarte]

It's weird because the type of guys I absolutely adore in books are the type of guys I would actually despise in real life

Like

A snobby rich, alcoholic furry who bullies me!!!???

An apple obsessed murderer who is idk how old!!???

A murderous gang leader with a massive reputation and dirty hands!!??

An army commander who is also a murderer and is actually really creepy and emotionless!!???

NO THANK YOU

[frogwithastrawberry]

What if after crawling out of the harbor Kaz made sure he knew how to swim, and how to swim with extra weight, because he didn't ever want to rely on someone or something else if he ended up in the water again.

It's one of the things that started the rumors that Dirtyhands wasn't human. Fisherman would see him walk out to the docks in the dead of winter, fully clothed in his coat and all, and then dive into the water, no matter how rough it was. They all assumed that he was dead, because no one ever saw him get out of the water, yet he was always back the next day.

They assumed that he would stop when he broke his leg and started using a cane. But he didn't. They watched the scrawny kid, cloaked in mercher black clothes and a heavy wool coat, limp down the dock, take a deep breath, and jump in the water again.

At some point someone suggested he might be a tidemaker, but no one ever saw him control any water. He'd just dive in. And it's widely known that he wouldn't have made it this far in life if he was using tidemaker powers visibly. So they all just assumed that Kaz Brekker was a non-human entity incapable of dying.

[phoebepheebsphibs]

Sketchin’

[ikeasharksss]

i notice some fanfics (& poorly written books) pay a lot of attention to characters' eye colors, so now i'm curious

[daily-haunted-tv]

If you ever wondered how many Rotom Oc's I have, now you know!