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[punnifullife]

just wanted to try drawing the boys differently since there's so many variations in the comics and we all know they can tend to look like carbon coopies.. i lost interest really quickly ....😭🥺 Bonus damian and bruce:

[gooserings]

a while back i decided to do the Fried Chicken Mayo meme with Linked Universe characters

i never actually finished it but i did get pretty far, so have some of these wip pieces

might go back and finish it one of these days….

[scramratz]

hey dude. you should really address the weird undertones of the american flag remake you made. me and others want to enjoy your content but i feel like you dont care if you hurt your audience. peace. also fuck anti indigenous shit, i think you were just being stupid and didnt realize but oh my god.

Yea, sorry if it came of as anti-indigenous. Especially considering that’s literally the opposite of my intention. I was just using the regular color scheme of the American flag and using basic color association to give it a new meaning.

Red is associated with war, aggression, blood. You know like Americas bloody past? The slaughtering of natives and black folks and literally anyone who isn’t white?

The color white is associated with new beginnings and hope. A hope for a better future for all people. (Now we can talk about why white is associated with so many good but I didn’t make the color associations)

I am hurt y’all just think I’m….like straight up racist? Like using old ass slurs against native people level racist? You really think when I used red to represent americas shitty past I was talking about indigenous people themselves? You really think I was like “Yes the beautiful future of a WHITE AMERICA” with my black ass?

Like I get it. Y’all don’t actually know me frfr. I’d rather be called out if you might suspect I’m racist but holy shit can a mf get the benefit of the doubt?

[greenfiend]

Y'all missed it...

Robin thought that Tammy sounded good because she had a massive crush on her.

Steve (and Vickie) thought she sounded like a Muppet because they didn't have a crush on her...

But...

Steve's date thought she sounded amazing and stared at her in awe.

Steve makes that face because he just attempted to pursue another lesbian with a crush on Tammy.

[elviraaxen]

new hair for da babey!!

Also blocked out the clothes shape ~

Looking forward to but equally intimidated by his jacket ruh roh

[kiivg]

.stupid virgin achievement won't let me kiss lady stephanie ☹️.

[cementcornfield]

A Series 💚

[themostdesperatehoney]

I read horny posts like I’m academically reviewing them

[oyabun-draws]

my 2024 in hands

[front-facing-pokemon]

[paranormal-taters]

I keep thinking about David Duchovny saying that Dana Scully is Fox Mulder's "human credential" and I keep thinking that the Ninth Doctor would describe Rose Tyler in the exact same way.

[tooquirkytolose]

Louis and Lestat being grossed/icked out by the thought of sleeping with forever in a 14 year olds body Claudia vs Marius De Actually Sleeping With Little Slave Boys Was Soooooo Normal and Not Frowned Upon At Aaaaall In The Roman Empire Romanus patting himself on the back for not immediately jumping the bones of the 14 year old beautiful little dolly boy he 'saved' (bought) from a brothel

[babacontainsmultitudes]

Hm... We got Peachyville universe Ron... We've already seen the Peachyville universe teens... Which could mean nothing!

[dairine-bonnet]

Lord Captain and that funny moment with the book about their heroic deeds (my headcanon)

At the beginning of Ablution in Blood quest (after the blood bath), the retinue starts an investigation. One of Jocasta's subordinates (if I'm not mistaken) delightly exclaims that she (?) read a book about the heroic deeds of the Lord Captain.

Lynette is surprised and asks to skim through this book, then gives the book back after a few minutes. But later she asks Abelard to find her a copy. She reads it in her chamber and eventually feels relieved finding out there's nothing that could threaten her or her position.

I'm certain Heinrix and Abelard have already examined this book from cover to cover, though.

On the other hand, it could be like this:

Lynette: I have serious doubts about many facts in this book.

Heinrix *inperturbably*: I just had a few questions to you in connection with this book. If I may, I would like to discuss them with you in private at a convenient time.

Lynette *not fully aware of what exactly is included in the book* *hisses*: Daaaaamn...

[poemtoken]

Travis fares well in the wilderness despite being one of only three and then two male figures after Javi’s death (we know this because he is the only one to make it out) by resigning himself to passivity. He and Ben exist as their own subgroup of outsiders to the team by way of the fact that they are outnumbered, but they also exists as foils of each other in their chosen methods of survival. Travis survives by assimilating into the wilderness and becoming passive in the face of violence. Ben chooses opposition and the maintenance of his own humanity over conformity.

The nature of the wilderness provides only one of two answers to the question of isolation: conformity or death, dealers choice! To conform is to survive but to lose touch with humanity and morality in the spiral of starvation because staying alive matters more than doing what is morally sound. To find a vocal justification for the unjustifiable as the steaks increase, and to be swallowed whole and enmeshed in the world and belief system of the wilderness. To isolate or deviate or disobey is to face its consequences. Jackie refuses to conform post doomcoming, mocking the gift of the bear. She then freezes. Javi leaves and upon return extends humanity to Nat in the gift of a place to hide only to drown leading her to safety and away from the impending inhumanity of the hunt.

Ben’s refusal to conform is so interesting to me for the contrast it creates in him. Conformity and cowardice, feel however you please about his proclivity for these traits, are hallmarks of his characterization made much more interesting by the fact that his defaulting to them is far from baseless. His cowardice, like Travis’s passivity is a mechanism for survival but more importantly, this is not exclusive to his time in the wilderness. Cowardice has always kept him alive. His rejection of conformity is different. For a brief period it is his saving grace, but ultimately it leads to his death in a culture of join vs. die.

His whole life pre-crash is spent making the safe decision in cycles of deprivation and self-retreat. An ever present default to palatability and inconspicuousness, not to perpetually worry or weigh the cost of social ostricization and all the ways it could ruin him. He is not himself, but he is safe. His separation from the group is the first time in his life when conformity is no longer synonymous with survival.

He knows that being their coach will not save him, and ponders his value to the group after being pushed out of his role as their authority figure which is deeply intertwined with his own loss of ability. He grapples with the notion that if he cannot be useful to them in the way that is expected of everyone else, he may not be useful at all. (I was scared, that I—maybe was next. That you guys didn’t need me anymore…) that could very well cost him his life. His trial is about many things, one of which being that he helped himself by leaving when he couldn’t help the team.

Return in a death sentence. He remains unchanged and frozen in time at the very moment he saw the pile of clothes and butchered remains of the youngest of the group. It’s the whole reason he kidnapped Mari (You guys killed and ate Javi, you really telling me I wouldn’t be next?)

Even more so, his refusal to conform is ultimately also a death sentence. He knows and has seen too much without giving into It’s urge and the team knows this. Shauna said it best: He’s not one of us and he hates that. It terrifies him. We are here, and alive because we fought to be here, and we fought to stay alive. His status as an outsider, the only outsider, makes him an enemy regardless of the fact that he is fighting to stay alive, too. His survival looks different than everyone else’s. To the group, it’s more-so about that fact that he isn’t part of the in-group. He is an outsider; becoming the carcass of the bear himself as the team becomes the pack of wolves he once warned them of in their cruel and inhumane treatment of him.

Cowardice was and remained, for him, a mechanism of survival. Fleeing and hiding had always come naturally in a world that expected it of him. Going against the status-quo in contrast to his usual method of survival and straying from passivity, taking action, only made danger and death more imminent in the end. It wasn’t the right choice, but it felt like the safe choice. The irony of it all is that the same as he thought he was making the safe choice in boarding the plane rather than confronting the realities of how authenticity would change his life, he believes he will once again find safety in his departure, only for his isolation to be the final nail in the coffin. Safe is never really safe.

[kitchensinkchronicles]

you can tell dan and phil really don't go outside much because we have started to influence their language

us.

WE DON'T EVEN KNOW THEM IN REAL LIFE!!!!