#young dorian

[elvhenfaer]

When he discovered his power

When he discovered his power could be used to achieve the impossible

I’ve been wanting to draw baby Dorian. I find it hilarious that he was canonically bullying older kids when he was NINE and started manifesting magic ‘very young’ which makes me picture a like four year old walking around zapping shit in the house

— From World of Thedas: Volume 2

“Hope you’re prepared to be pummeled, Loser”

[poreyneel]

I love the fact that Emmrich taught Dorian, I'm not the same person after that

print available

[emmg]

I just know that Emmrich had Vietnam War flashbacks when he saw Dorian again

You don’t teach THE Dorian Pavus and come out unscathed

[cheezy-whizz]

this was me when I first watched dead poets society and started listening to the smiths and reading Dorian gray

[lethendralis-reblogs]

Oh, no, he's so cute!

more baby Dorian 

[serien-grl-22]

Cardan  🤝  Dorian  🤝  Nikolai  🤝  Kenji

They would be invited to girls nights a 100%, because THEY SERVE THE TEA

[asparklethatisblue]

Five years ago @hattedhedgehog and I wrote a Dragon Age fic that was mostly an exploration of Qunari and Tal Vashoth culture, as well as non birth family groups.

I’m still incredibly proud of that fic, and of Tama, the leader of those Tal Vashoth

You can read it here!

[men-men-everywhere]

Ben Barnes

[vigilskeep]

i kind of jumped to tell dorian about the meeting his father set, just because nennaia doesn’t really trust giselle and the magister even less, without thinking about whether her long parting with her own son would make her feel, prior to getting context, some kind of empathy with halward’s desire to reunite after something happened that was his fault. but i actually think it’s more insane for her to insist dorian has all the information first and immediately lean on the side of him not trusting or forgiving a parent. in a bit of a self-damning way where she would even want someone to do the same for her boy

[siriuslyobsessedwithfiction]

R.I.P Jo March, you would've loved Hermione Granger.

R.I.P Laurie Lawrence, you would've loved Cardan Greenbriar.

R.I.P Jason Grace, you would've loved Matthias Helvar.

R.I.P Kaz Brekker, you would've loved Artemis Fowl.

R.I.P Amy March, you would've loved Feyre Archeron.

R.I.P Aleksander Morozova, you would've loved Tom Riddle.

R.I.P Dorian Gray, you would've loved Henry Winter.

R.I.P Daemon Targaryen, you would've loved Rin.

[screechingfromthevoid]

So like they've been talking a lot about how they're all a bunch of fuck ups. And while sure they're all a little unstable and unpredictable, I don't really think they are fuck ups? Outcasts sure. People who have had a lot of bad shit happen to them? Yeah. People who have made mistakes? Who hasn't.

Like Laudna didn't really fuck up. She had the worst things imaginable happen to her, then was given exactly 0 time to heal. All the while she was being manipulated by someone who was supposed to "care" for her.

Imogen was neglected by her father and ostracized by her town and honestly came out as normal as she probably could have. When she was out on her own, with Laudna, they seemed to do pretty well?? It's just, being the leader of a group is new to her. It takes a while to adjust.

Ashton was used as a science experiment by their cult leader father. Then was dropped in the middle of nowhere where they found a family that didn't love them as much as they loved them. They had to make a lot of hard decisions on their own and just because they're not lawful good decisions doesn't mean they were wrong or bad.

Fearne being classified as a fuck up because did meet her warlord fathers expectations is crazy to me. (I know what they were getting at by calling her a disappointment. Doesn't mean I have to like it) On top of that, she had years stolen from her as a price for her parents actions.

FCG was programmed a certain way and they fought against it at every point they could. Their literal programming. Being taken over by something hardwired into I don't think counts as fucking up?

Braius was lied to then excommunicated. it seems like letting Nott and Jester in was like the only thing he did wrong his entire life?? He was hella devout before that??

Chetney is 4,000 years old and fucked his way through exandria. He doesn't have a family to disappoint and hes been making children's favorite toys for like ever. He hurt some people along the way but like. Does that constitute as being a fuck up?

Dorian literally did what he was supposed to do. His parents had a rumspringa and to imply that he's a fuck up for literally doing a rite of passage is beyond me. (If you wanna talk about fuck ups ask me about Cyrus) And even on his rumspringa he became one of exandrias greatest hopes.

And Orym. His insisting incident? The thing that set him in this course? His husband and father dying. In the same battle that he fought in. That's the thing he "fucked up" on. Failing to save those closest to him. And idk I think it's pretty cruel to call him a fuck up for not being able to save them against Otoha. Who also killed him.

[starlicca]

I hate it when I'm told that I look younger than I really am and I can't say that there's a portrait of me in my basement that ages while I rejuvenate, so I say I have a good skincare routine 😔

[ganemouchie]

I'm going to be remembered centuries to come, what the fuck are they doing with the Netflix tpodg adaptation what. The fuck.

If people wanted a story about the female experience on an exploitative industry obsessed with being flawless and perfect whilst they have to dissociate from the actions they're commiting in order to achieve that standard there's a super cool film called BLACK SWAN.

[possessedbydevils]

This account belongs to a Dorian Gray apologist

[dciphe-r]

The Marauders on

✨Instagram✨

James takes a trip to the Black residents

(For reference here are the original posts of the second + fourth screenshots)

[serien-grl-22]

Dorian, so suicidal, he rizzed up the most dangerous woman alive, Havilliard.