#he’s a coyote ^_^

[sea-buns]

The thing about Zac is that he's so "yes, and" I think he'd much sooner incorporate an insane rumor into his backstory than deny anything

[sadagios]

REVEAL THE ART

i still havent stopped thinking about scargina george ft. cyan coyotes <3

[madscientistreaction]

javier ☼

[enthyrea]

dagger version of this post!! olympic au!!🥇

tried to match their characters/body types to appropriate sports <33

rooster as a fencer, hangman as an equestrian, coyote and hondo as track&field (sprinter and shot put), phoenix and bob as shooters, fanboy as a skateboarder, and payback as a judoka!

[royalarmyofoz]

HACKS 4.02|4.09

[robinsceramics]

she turned out SO pretty <333

image description: a ceramic coyote with warm brown fur striped with black. It looks up, mouth open to reveal its little fangs.

[eightpackdiaz]

this man was so down bad so incredibly fast

[wyrmapalooza]

Gone dancing !!

[mxrcusflint]

TGM on social media In his flimsy defense, Bradley posted half-asleep

[microvibing]

I imagine he bites a customer at LEAST once a week

[ominousgradient]

Just saw a video of a man letting his coyote inside and them sitting down to watch rtte

Somewhere out there there's a guy watching Race to the Edge with his fucking pet coyote

[bigmoon-is-bigwife]

I was thinking about why people hate C!Scott in the life series so much compared to other characters and I think it's because of how he portrays himself in his POV. He almost never displays weakness to anyone, including his own viewers. When things are going bad you'll see most life series POVs start to panic and they'll tell you that they're scared and worried but Scott rarely does that. He may say after the fact he was concerned about a situation but you never really see him properly scared the way you see others.

He doesn't really vocalize his fear because of the facade he puts up. Admitting you are scared and don't have control over a situation is basically like losing. That's something that could be exploited and Scott is nothing if not calculating. (I think you could also argue there's more going on there like self loathing and holding himself to a higher standard)

However, when you see a character afraid or struggling, it humanizes them to you. It makes you feel bad for them and makes you sympathize with them. It makes you want to root for them. When you have a character like Scott who refuses to ever let that fear show it's easy to forget they have feelings. It's easier to demonize a character who rarely shows you their vulnerable side.

I think you could also make a parallel here with Joel who is very similar in the camp of "If I Admit I Have Emotions I Will Die" but Joel is much more volatile and outspoken that his emotions still bleed through. Joel will deny that he's afraid and try to cover it up with threats of violence and false bravado but you can still see the cracks in the facade. That's what makes him endearing. Meanwhile, Scott has a much more practiced cold and calculating demeanor. It's much more subtle and easy to miss. They're both attempting the same thing in the end: Trying to convince you that they're perfectly fine and in control even when they're very clearly not. Scott is just more successful at it and sometimes he even manages to convince himself of it too.

[gaydaroreilly]

I love Jake with shit parents as much as (or more) than the next guy, but what about Jake with doting Lesbian parents (run down of those moms here) who maybe didn’t give him the structure or boundaries he needed. They pumped up his ego like crazy and his world was perfect until he got old enough to understand homophobia and toxic masculinity.

Until he got bullied for wearing his hair in long waves when he started kindergarten.

Until he understood the slurs mean men yelled at his mamas as the feed store.

Jake started closing off whenever he wasn’t at home with his moms and sisters. Putting on the armor of misogyny and toxic masculinity. He splits himself in two. Into Jake and the one who becomes hangman.

His moms are big on supporting the military. One of his moms was in the navy for a bit or something (ONE OF HIS MOMS IS BEAU SIMPSON’S SISTER), so when Jake wanted to fly, he knew he was gonna go navy. He never came out to his moms. They knew anyway.

He put on his hangman persona and went to Annapolis. Jake didn’t come the surface again except on breaks and eventually, with Javy.

One leave Javy comes home with Jake to Texas and is stunned by how fucking camp Jake is with his family. How relaxed and loved Jake is and how he really is hot shit at the Seresin ranch. How he sings Dolly and Reba and Bonnie with his Mama while fixing up cars and how he helps his sisters with their horses and patches fences with his Mom.

Everyone at home knows Jake’s queer, nobody says it because that boy needs to fly. They love him hard to tide him over between the academy and flight school and deployments. They charge him up so he can cover himself in his veneer of cockiness, douche baggery, and over inflated ego.

That’s what Bradley sees the first time they meet. And Bradley hates him and is so infatuated with the confidence and the smirk and the build. Jake thinks Bradley is hot, but he’s not in the navy to find a boyfriend. They end up in an enemies with benefits situation. Over time bits of Jake slip out and Bradley falls hard. Jake falls too but he knows they have secrets and knows what his moms went through before mom left the navy. They both want to fly.

Bradley bugs out on their relationship when Jake invites him home (as a friend). Jake curses Bradley for getting under his skin. He swears off feelings, gets the callsign hangman for leaving Bradley during a training exercise, and Jake finds that real ironic.

By The Mission Jake has dated a few guys, maybe brought one home even. His oldest little sister is getting married and he’s still hung up on Bradley and that pisses him the fuck off. He is spitting mad at himself and Rooster. It comes out in training.

Javy is the only one who knows what’s going on all the way and he’s just watching the dumpster fire. Phoenix is the same but she’s showing up on rooster’s side. They are secretly married, so they both know everything and basically blame their besties for all the grey hairs.

Nat doesn’t know the extent of Bradley’s parental shit though. So when she finds out about Mav she’s like ah yes the puzzle pieces.

Bradley was raised in the opposite environment (vibes wise) from Jake. Closeted men (Icemav, some Hollywolf) hiding and a little ashamed and filled with internalized homophobia raising a little boy to be untrustworthy and afraid. That was Bradley’s natural state. His mask the one of friendliness and charm.

Basically this is another campaign for Jake and Bradley as literary foils. Two sides of the same coin. They figure it out in the end.

Jake’s mamas are very cold to Bradley for the first few years after the reconciliation. Bradley gets absolutely floored by soft snuggle bug horsegirl Jake when he finally meets him.

More here and here

[littledemo0n]

Excuse me im just gonna spam all of these over here...(part 1 [yes there's more])

[javierduffy]

silly drawover because i missed them :]

[firebastardextraordinaire]

Bethesda really saw the Lucien girlies throw their panties at Gortash and said hold my beer didn’t they?