#oracle voice

[blaqtivist]

when i cross over

when i cross over

let it be with glee

let the stars shimmer

in the holy matrimony

between solace and solara

solaira is free

the oracle, the outcast, the anomaly

when i cross over

won’t you remember my name?

light night fingers on a keyboard

in the refreshing redwood rain.

in a cabin full of seven

humans who know me by name

janelle may cross

but solara bell

will remain

when i cross over

i choose my big daddy solace

i choose the ease to be known

to be loved, without polish

it is i who midwifed the god form that be

so when i cross over? it’ll be solace and me.

—solara bell

0420

[daydreamerwonderkid]

*Girls Just Wanna Have Fun playing in the background*

Meme reference below cut

[ohnonotthehorrors]

You know, if any of the bats are going to kill the Joker: it should probably be Dick or Duke.

Like, I get it. 'Jason kills the Joker' sounds like the most obvious solution. But the thing is: Jason literally does not care about the Joker.

"But he's the man that killed him-" Sure. But that was a While ago. (At least if you ignore all the rebooting of the universe). Sure, Joker is a big symptom of what Jason sees as the problem. Which is: Crime needs to be controlled. Because more than anyone, he knows it won't be stopped. (It especially won't be stopped if no one is allowed to kill the bad guys).

But here's the thing. Jason's arc does not, and Should Not, revolve around Joker at all. Jason's story really never has been about revenge, and he should be Allowed to Move On from this one of the many people that hurt him. This isn't a: 'Oh Jason should learn to forgive and let go and not take revenge' this is a: 'the Joker is pathetic. Killing him just straight up doesn't do anything to Jason's arc or character.'

But Dick? Dick whose TRIED to kill the Joker? Dick who first donned the mask and tights to take revenge? Who wanted to make up for not being there for Jason? Yeah. This is the character that Would benefit from killing the Joker.

The first Robin has been around almost as long as the Joker has (both made in the same year) and it would be nothing more than divine justice for him to finally be the one to end him.

Well that's all well and good, you say. But what about Duke? What does he have to do with this?

You mean other than Duke being Awesome and he deserves to?

Duke's parents were hit by Joker gas. Pretty famously part of his character's back story. Duke has already killed a 'mirage' of Joker in the comics, which I think would be neat foreshadowing.

And think about it. The guy with light powers, the guy that works the day shift, by all means the Proof that Gotham really does care. Really does take things seriously. Why Shouldn't he get to kill off the personification of apathy?

Now the other point, and this is really just a personal vendetta, I would love Love the character that is Constantly ignored (at least by fandom) to kill off DCs 'specialist awful white man.'

The other person who should get to kill the Joker is Barbara Gordon (for self explanatory reasons) except I don't trust any writer to do it.

(She should get to beat that Thing into a white and red Pulp and shred his remains. No 'pull a trigger' no 'hire a swat team.' She gets to do it with her Bare Fists)

[manyu-ten]

If DC really wanted to make waves, they'd put Cassandra Cain, Kara Danvers and Cassandra Sandsmark on a pseudo-Trinity team and see how long Batgirl's sanity survives.

[onabisworld]

Thinking about jheselford……i actually like to believe Oracle has a few red flags of her own because

1) she used to be a Henchmaniac ffs

2) ford has a type

[violent138]

Barbara probably has the perfect voice for podcasts or informational documentaries, but very few of the Batkids or Birds of Prey can ever listen to any of her side gigs without having a conditioned fight or flight or anxious response kick in.

[umbrellajam]

Wow, so it's not enough for Ted to slide in on both Dick's caped-life love interest and his fanboy little brother...

Birds of Prey (1993) #19

...he's gotta go ahead and put the moves on Dick's civilian love interest slash ex-building superintendent too?! Is nothing sacred?! 😂

Robin (1996) #96

[arbezcra]

KiTTiE - Do YoU tHinK iM a WhOrË (Live 2002)

[stardust-falls-blog]

I fw the Oracle and Bill being ex's but idk if the billford shippers are ready to hear that /j & /lh (I'm one of them) (I'm a multi-shipper hai hello)

Blahhh I feel bad for not au posting because I'm super tired but this can be considered related ig.. I'm just really fixated on them atm okayyy

[sugurouge]

trying to write my own character profile for HSR while including elements of three jobs from ffxiv, my own self ship lore and a general background/companion story

[doodlebug-aboo]

don’t mind me just going crazy about a man who just wants to see his wife and son again in the middle of the night (listened to the underworld saga again)

[strangleduo-fanblog]

are we all serving cunt?

EPISODE 13 MENTION !!!

[residentsocialfailure]

So I'm rereading Trials of Apollo, bc it's been a while and I never finished the series, and I want to catch up to the current stuff. And when I read it the first time, I guess I listened to the audiobook, but I forgot about that until very recently.

So while I'm reading the physical copy, the narrative voice in my head sounds a lot like Dorian Storm. And I'm like... that's weird, why is my brain giving Apollo Dorian's voice? Oh well.

And so I kept reading, but I kept hearing Apollo's voice as Dorian. So I was like... let me check on something. I honestly didn't even remember that I listened to the audiobook at all, much less who read it. But apparently it was narrated by none other than Robbie Daymond. And I listened to it way before he came to Critical Role, and I had no idea who he was at the time. So this was wild, that I somehow remembered that without actually remembering it. Brains are weird.

[that-oracle]

Oc voiceclaims!

[gothicseverance]

The fact that so many important communications in [Gothic television] are mediated through technological devices highlights two standard Gothic complaints — the difficulty of communication and the impossibility of ever really knowing another human being.

—Twin Peaks and the Television Gothic

[galaxcatconcepts]

#Linktober Day 11: Monsters/Beasts

I think it’s interesting how Pol’s voice has two very different canon designs, one is a cute little Kirby looking mouse thing and the other is a yellow teeth filled sack of evil