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ebook files officially submitted for review, now we just have to wait until the sites take pity on us and push it through if it looks like it's getting stuck we'll find a workaround tomorrow!

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ebook files officially submitted for review, now we just have to wait until the sites take pity on us and push it through if it looks like it's getting stuck we'll find a workaround tomorrow!

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me? making a 273 page document of all the aftg extra content? available for anyone to view, print, and download? instead of doing homework? nooo of course not. couldn��t be me. definitely not what this is

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hopping on tumblr after a long while to share something I'm beyong proud of.

Ever since I first read the All For The Game Series it has had a special place in my heart. I reread these books at least once a year and every read through is as amazing as the first time I read them. I've had the idea for a while and I finally went through with it.

A tattoo. A keyring, half fox, with 6 keys ( 3 for the Foxhole court, Andrews car key, Neil's dorm room key and the key to the house in Columbia) and of course the iconic fox paw as a key chain.

I'm so in love with the tattoo. sorry for the bad pics, but it'll have to do. I just wanted to share this.

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@wearewatcher

Ryan and Shane from Watcher got lost at my college, asked me for a ride home and then proceeded to make fun of my music taste.

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my watch list these days only contains:

gay detective and bi doctor

gay angel and bi hunter

bi prince and bi warlock

gay prince and bi fsotp

gay demon and gay angel

gay teenager and bi teenager

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I said what I said 🤷

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Good god. I'm currently rereading the series and I was ready to give everyone a second chance. Going in unbiased, not being influenced by prior feelings for the characters. But I'm just barely containing my anger 70 pages into Unravel Me. I'm again at a point where I can wholeheartedly say, I fucking hate Kenji with all of my being. I don't get how people like him and call him the "funny best friend". He's not funny. He's not a friend. He's a fucking assholes, who's so full of himself and doesn't care about anyone but himself and his importance. And Castle is a fucking manipulative cult leader. Fuck him too. I still like Adam. I know that will change.

Okay, I have to get this off my chest. I'm currently reading "Unravel Me" (I'm on page 150), the second book of the Shatter Me series and I'm so fucking mad. I don't want to spoiler anything so I'm just gonna say: I hate Castle, I hate Kenji (fuck him in particular) and I only barely 🤏 tolerate Adam. I hate them. I want them to be gone. Juliette, baby, get out of that toxic environment and go get therapy, cause they ain't doing shit for you.

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Im currently watching Wednesday and it's an amazing show. There are so many funny scenes wnd lines, but my favorite joke so far is Tyler saying Wednesday was giving him signs.

BAHAHA BITCH WHAT SIGNS? HAVE I MISSED SOMETHING?? LIKE, BABY, YOU'RE D-E-L-U-S-I-O-N-A-L.

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Did Loki get into Valhalla?

THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER SPOILERS

This isn't going to be a review, but just to get it out of the way I'm going to say: I thought the movie was really fun. The Thor movies are definitely my favorites among the MCU and Love and Thunder was pretty decent.

But that's not what I want to talk about. I want to talk about something I noticed at the end of the movie and I haven't been able to find an answer to. It is driving me completely crazy and I'm afraid I might be going insane if I keep it bottled up.

So, at the end of the movie Jane dies sacrificing herself. She turns into golden dust (which we've already seen happening to Odin) which means she got into Valhalla.

It is said that Valhalla is a place, Asgardian warriors will go, if they die in battle. More specifically they "will be resurrected and brought to the halls of Valhalla, where they will live forever." (MCU Wiki)

Jane isn't Asgardian, but she did die in battle. Her entering Valhalla could be explained by her becoming mighty Thor.

Odin did not die in battle, but he is the Allfather after all, so basically the ruler of Valhalla. It might be that he doesn't have to die in battle to get into Valhalla. Extra treatment and such.

Heimdall died in battle fighting Thanos and we see him in Valhalla in the aftercredits scene in Thor Love and Thunder, BUT he didn't turn into golden dust.

Now my question is did Loki get into Valhalla? He died in the exact same scene as Heimdall and also didn't turn into golden dust. Did the creators just forget to add the golden dust? But then why wasn't he there at the end of Love and Thunder? In my opinion there is no reason he shouldn't have been there to greet his brothers love into Valhalla.

My first thought after the endcredits scene in Love and Thunder was shock, anger and sadness, because I assumed that he didn't get into Valhalla. Odin and Jane turned into golden dust and were confirmed to enter Valhalla. Only after rewatching Heimdalls death scene I realized that he also didn't turn into golden dust, but is confirmed to have entered Valhalla.

I did some research and haven't really found many theorys or even posts about this and the ones I found assume, as did I, that Loki didn't get into Valhalla.

And article by twinfinite mentions that in the Disney+ Loki series Loki gets shown a tape of how his life should have played out. The tape ends showing Loki lying dead and Thor crying. Nothing else.

That could confirm that Loki didn't get into Valhalla. It states that Asgardian warriors get resurrected and be brought to Valhalla, so the should continue. Or Valhalla is seen as an afterlife and is not on the tape, because the TVA doesn't monitor what happens after death.

But the question is should/could Loki have gotten into Valhalla?

Even though he was raised in Asgard by Odin he is a frost giant and the heir to Jotunheim. Even though Odin made Loki appear to be Asgardian, he wasn't. As we stated earlier Jane also isn't Asgardian, BUT she was wielding Mjolnier and whoever wields Mjolnier possesses the might of Thor. This doesn't make her Asgardian, but as she is worthy of wielding Mjolnier she might also be worthy of going to Valhalla. Loki wasn't wielding any such power fighting Thanos. Any magic he possesses he has due to him being a frost giant.

But Odin is the ruler of Valhalla (if mythology applies in the MCU). Couldn't be just bring Loki to Valhalla? In theory, there is nothing against it, but would he really do it? Odin took Loki in as his own, but there is no need to say that he never treated Loki like a true son, as Thors equal. That's why many believe that Loki would never be worthy of wielding Mjolnir: Odin put a spell on the hammer, so only those who HE thinks worthy can wield it. Loki was never good enough for Odin. So Loki would never be able to wield Mjolnir, because Odin would never see him as worthy. So he might also not see him worthy enough to join him in Valhalla.

I don't think that there is any doubt about Loki dying in battle. Loki gave his life trying to kill Thanos, trying to save the universe.

After researching and rewatching Loki and Heimdalls death scenes, I am not sure what to think. Do you think Loki is in Valhalla? I'd love to hear other people's opinion, because I have been wrecking my brain over it without finding any satisfying answer.

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Anthony, Benedict and Colin after Daphne and Simon made up in Chapter 21:

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When you've said "I'm fine" for the third time in one day:

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Foxes reaction to Neil's trauma:

Foxes reaction to Kevin's trauma:

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Foxes reaction to Neil's trauma:

Foxes reaction to Kevin's trauma:

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Neil, when Aaron and Andrew finally got into why Andrew killed Tilda:

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Holmes with his first-class burgling kit on the way to break into someone's house, after declaring he'd make a great criminal:

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