#it's honestly funnier without context

[undergoing-mitosis]

what in the star wars shit is this why is literally everyone related

[sea-glass-gloom]

Jotaro loves marine life, Kakyoin loves video games and painting...it's only natural to assume they'd love splatoon

[br1ghtestlight]

[gokustits]

The animators did not have to draw goku looking pregnant

[ghost-proofbaby]

things i’ve said about joseph quinn out of context

[slanky-here]

insightful discussions are happening

[wade-a-minute]

Peter going apeshit

(ASM #032)

[temporalreverie]

what a delightful and adorable cartoon character full of whimsy! now draw her sad in a largely obsolete negative pressure ventilator receiving breathing therapy.

[hard-corp-kimberly]

[someonechaotic]

I have created a Masterpiece

Zaidan elbowslamming PvZ sunflower

[macabre-discotheque]

average discord vc shenanigans (feat. my friend Eddie cosplaying Bob Velseb)

[reddline-underscore]

The other great part of the new 3D model is how easy it makes creating shitposts

[major-fukkup]

Wow we really are all doomed by the narrative aren't we

[serpercival]

i made a very bad t shirt

[laurellala-comics]

Ok, so we know that after Phoenix saw news articles about how Edgeworth had become a ruthless prosecutor but before Phoenix became a lawyer himself, he wrote letters to Edgeworth to try and get through to him and convince him that what he was doing was wrong. Do we think Edgeworth read the letters? Do we think he kept them? Realistically, I think he read the first one because he recognized Nick's name and was curious what he had to say, and then got angry and threw out all the subsequent letters without looking at them. But imagine if he had kept them, and after reuniting with Nick, went through them. I feel like that would be a good opportunity for drama.

I also wonder if Nick thinks Edgeworth read all his letters or not. Like if he said certain things in the letter and assumes Edgeworth knows them when they meet, it could lead to interesting miscommunication. Obviously you could do this in a ship context, but I think it'd be compelling from a friendship point of view as well. If Nick had emphasized how much respect he had for Edgeworth and how much he believes in his ability to do good in the world and how he cares deeply about helping Edgeworth realize that, and all Edgeworth does is tell him to go away and that he never wants to see him again, that that feels a lot more crushing if Nick thinks that Edgeworth read about him being vulnerable and honest and then just didn't care.

Honestly though, I feel like after not getting a response for awhile Nick would assume Edgeworth wasn't reading the letters and start getting pissy, and only continue to send the letters for the principle of the matter (Edgeworth will have to see the letter in his mailbox after all and be reminded of Nick's existence even if he doesn't read them). I could see him using the letters more as a way of shouting into the void about his feelings with no expectation of them being read. I imagine the first letter was a very mild and kind plea that Edgeworth remember his old friend and who he used to be, and then 10 letters later it's just one page with "bitch" written in big letters because Nick is So Done. In which case, it would actually be so much funnier if Edgeworth DID read all of them from the beginning. Maybe this is why he acted the way he did when Nick met him again.

[mawofthemagnetar]

shoutout to this meme I made for a now-cancelled fic. I barely remember the context but honestly it's funnier without.