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wittecest core

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bellector. fairly old

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whatever. go deercest

awesome ship if u consider it. many themes to ponder. many implications. the curse is simultaneously his worst enemy and the one who understands him the most

diary of a madman under cut

That moment when you're trapped in your mind face to face with the worst part of you because of your own mistake and no one is coming to save you. can't stress enough how he has no one to blame but himself...

a toxic relationship you can never escape.... and it's true for both of them. they died together, too. i wonder what happened to them afterwards

This and imagine having to live with someone who knows all your fears and insecurities and who you can't get rid of <333

also i love love love that the curse canonically can talk, this is awesome. and i think it's sentient, as palismen are shown to be pretty smart.

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wittecest canon

inspired by this fuckass image

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heh. fem!collector.

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he Ise just........... a litle Creacher, thas it. he canot change this

but tbh young Blaise is super fun to think about...............

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a funny lawyer?!?!?!

anyways, this is Angelica. She was a defence attorney who was also know as the “Courtroom Angel”. 

she was a hopeful lawyer who believed in second chances and did everything in her power to get the not guilty verdict. This involved illegal practices. All for the supposed redemption. And mayybe for a boost to her ego. She was the only one who could give these poor defendants a chance for redemption, after all.

Angelica was rather pretentious & egocentric, often randomly breaking into long speeches about forgiveness and such, and honestly believed she was holy. Obviously, all those hypocritical scumbags (aka everyone who isn’t her) were far below her, were they not?

For some reason, she was the most successful when defending obvious criminals. Forged evidence and bribed authority figures had nothing to do with this, really. Her actions caused a massive uproar in the public, which sharply increased when one of her clients, who was rightfully charged with mass murder and found not guilty, started killing again.

Their last victim was a woman so horribly mutilated nobody could identify her. Although, Angelica’s bloodied clothes were found near the corpse, so everyone believed it was her.

Maybe they’re right. Who’s to say?

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finally, new hyperfixation

i will now make 100+ funny lawyer ocs and forget half of them instantly