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yk the thing i dont really understand about the fandom gothifying kanaya is that if you look at her act 5 dresses her fashion sense is way more in line with new age than goth. look at the bright colors and different patterns especially. and like i get the appeal of making the cool vampire goth but also she has a canon fashion sense and i genuinely dont think she'd enjoy dressing goth, she'd miss dressing in bright colors too much

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i really love the way you draw jade and roxy! could you draw them hanging out? :]

2/13

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oh hell naw what did you say to them

guys i think my askbox is broken 🙁 all my asks were deleted and i havent gotten any since! does anybody know a fix for this?

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1/25

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i think their hate is beautiful

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tfw "popular" fanon becomes so embedded in a fandom & discussions within fandom spaces that people just start treating it as the default and all interactions with others are coloured by this interpretation. have you considered that I actually don't subscribe to this take, which is nowhere in the source material? wait nvm, clearly not.

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free my girl. she did all that but so did a male character and nobody cared

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i don't particularly agree the idea that egbert is oblivious to when people are gay; for example they quickly picked up on the fact that karkat was pitch-flirting with them in act 5

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Something something the homestuck

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being an artist and revisiting media you liked when you were 11 is like. oh ok. this shaped my sense of humor and the way I write characters and the way I pace narratives and the tropes I'm drawn to. and I vastly underestimated how much of an impact it had on me because I literally have not thought about it for 15 years. but it was there inside me the whole time. ok. ok cool! c ool

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Marguerite (Gretchen)"an innocent, beautiful, young, and pure being. And it was she who was noticed by the main character of the book Faust. After meeting him, Margarita's life changes, turns upside down, and she no longer knows what she's doing. Margarita is an example of reckless love that rushes headlong into her and cannot live without her. Margarita kills her mother, who stands in the way of her connection with Faust, then begins to go crazy and drowns her daughter, not seeing life in her, but only another of her sins. In the cell, sentenced to death for murder, she finally goes crazy and no longer hears Faust, who came after her to get her out of prison. When Mephistopheles proved to Faust that she was condemned anyway and should hurry up, but a voice from above says "Saved." For suffering and suffering, Gretchen was justified by God and truly saved. That's it.

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pygmalion and galatea

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reads your character analysis post and moves your username from my mental roster of “understanders” into “projectors”