rrr is basically a live action zuko/aang fanfic. it is so fucking good
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im gonna say something and like 3 people are gonna get it but it must be said. ninth house/hell bent is unholyverse for straight people and/or grownups
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the thing about cracking open a long-established popular ship tag on ao3 is that it allows you to be extraordinarily picky, and i think it must be the closest thing i will ever experience to being filthy rich. i scroll along at super speed like no today i am only interested in fics with this precise range of words and one of these three tags. only authors iâve heard of, please. hmm, i suppose i could consider an unknown quantity given its apparent popularity with the people, but⊠no, no, this summary doesnât do it for me. no particular reason, itâs just⊠eh, i donât need to explain myself. bring me 50 more like this for me to choose from and weâll see.
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listen Iâm so glad you all are having fun with the dragon incest show, but I need you to understand that from the outside all I see is approximately 14 posts per day of people in truly horrific wigs with captions like âbaegael did nothing wrong except all the murdersâ
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Original Script Analysis, Part 2: The Southern Raiders, The Finale, and What I Think About it All
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So folks, when it comes to literary analysis, there are two categories that textual interpretations typically fall under: the Doylist explanation, and the Watsonian explanation.Â
Watsonian explanations will contextualise an issue solely within the bounds of the story it is told in, so the answer to any question will be, essentially, âin-universeâ. Imagine interviewing a character in the story, and asking them, âwhy did x happenâ or, âwhy did y character decide to do zâ. The answer you get will be a Watsonian answer.
Doylist explanations, on the other hand, are explanations that take into account things the characters themselves wouldnât âhave access toâ, so to speak. These explanations often touch on writing concepts like theme, character arcs, tropes, setup and payoff etc, sometimes even referring to âreal-worldâ motivations, intentions, or constraints that the creators were working with (or against). If an explanation or an answer to a question doesnât sound like anything the characters themselves could have come up with, itâs probably a Doylist explanation.
Iâm going to give an example from Titanic that I hope isnât a spoiler to anybody at this point given how much this film has been memed to shit:
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best girl rhaena coming through
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"Alicent is feeling very alone. She feels she doesn't have a real partner in her life, even her father. She feels her father has pushed her to the place she's in. And she can't hear her own voice. She can't feel her own heart beating. So when Rhaenyra enters, that's what she wants. She wants the love in her life, and it's a bit of a love story in a way, of these two women."
âGeeta Patel, Director of House of the Dragon, 1x08
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almond this, demon that, how about the sad gay queens?
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the saddest wordÂ
in the whole wide worldÂ
is the word almostâŠÂ
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alicent grabbing rhaenyraâs hand with such desperation because all sheâs ever wanted is for them to be by each otherâs sides and reach out to rhaenyra throughout all these years, but never letting herself to. and it comes off so natural for her to reach for her hand and rhaenyra reciprocating caresses on alicentâs hand as if nothing ever changed between them because in reality that love for each other has never left despite everything,, therapy canât even fix what iâm feeling right now
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cant believe hotd showrunners read fire & blood and were like what if we make the dance of the dragons a lesbian divorce drama.
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bahahaha is this not literally a fic i wrote
ZUTARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!
ZUTARAAAAAAAAA!!!!
ZUKO & KATARA ZUKO & KATARA ZUKO & KATARA ZUKO & KATARA
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unpopular opinion: sometimes... fandom isn't that important. sometimes fandom isn't "that deep" to someone. sometimes people don't interact within the fandom and like to watch from afar. sometimes people just want to look at cool art or read cool fanfics, and that's it.
let's normalize fandom being a hobby or an interest and not a lifestyle. normalize taking a step back, taking time off and disconnecting from fandom without feeling bad. it's okay and healthy to prioritize yourself over media instead of consuming it 24/7. it's okay to set boundaries and enjoy something the way you need.
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