#*librarian screaming*

[girl-drink-drunk]

shoutout to rebecca romijn for changing the entire trajectory of my life when she just casually lifted john larroquette's entire six-foot-four self on her back

[mortispoxi]

Pratchett trying to shoehorn in a romantic partner for Drumknott at the end of Unseen Academicals is honest very funny in retrospect because the lad shows up two more times before the series concludes and is still romantically unattached which implies that despite Vetinari and Margolotta’s best efforts to play matchmaker something must’ve gone so wildly wrong that it made the two of them not want to engage with each other any further.

So because of this oversight, my headcanon is that when Drumknott and Miss Healstether had their little rendezvous they argued over who had the better filing method which ended in Vetinari and Margolotta having to physically separate and restrain them to keep them from killing each other. It’s the first and only time Vetinari ever had to reprimand Drumknott in his entire career all because he bit Margolotta’s librarian during the altercation. However, deep down he was more than a bit amused watching two mild mannered individuals throw hands over a ring binder so it was more of a halfhearted, “don’t do it again,” kind of scolding.

[two-hands-toward-the-sun]

this post is in appreciation and support of lucienne of the dreaming and death of the endless and rose walker and calliope and johanna constantine and every other female character who gets constantly overshadowed by hob gadling. i am putting them on a big silver tray and parading around holding them up above my head

[swimmingnewsie]

i can't fucking believe that compass to the heart has the potential to become canon. Librarian Aelwyn for the win!

[arcanewonder]

this is not a love story, but there is love in it.

[thesandwomen]

when people write lucienne off as the Mom Friend and put exactly zero thought into her inner life. what is this 2005

[popcorn-plots]

Very long Doctor Strange ramblings below the cut. You have been warned. If you read all of it, feel free to give me your opinion, I am way too invested in this help

In She-Hulk, we see that Wong worked as a librarian at Kamar-Taj for 11 years. In the beginning of Doctor Strange, the first few scenes show Kaecilius and his Zealots stealing pages from the Book of Cagliostro and beheading the current librarian.

When Strange first meets Wong, Wong claims that the former librarian was relieved of his head, and he implemented the rules he now enforces (no portals inside the library, etc.). However, we do not know how long Wong has held the librarian position. If we consider that there is not much Kamar-Taj life shown in the movie, it suggests that no one has forgotten the rules or made mistakes regarding them. This implies that Wong's rules have been around long enough for people to understand and remember them (or at least Wong has been enforcing them consistently). The rules have been in place for a while, and people are not surprised by the missing pages.

Additionally, Kaecilius' betrayal does not seem to be a major issue during Stephen's training, as if it had happened a while ago and Kamar-Taj was biding its time, attempting to hunt him down or waiting for him to make a move. Of course, a rogue sorcerer with that much power is a concern for the Ancient One and Mordo --as seen in the movie-- but Stephen, being a novice/apprentice, is probably not told much.

So, how long has Wong been running the library by himself? It doesn't seem plausible that the gap between Kaecilius' betrayal and Stephen's arrival is 11 years. The entire movie happens over a period of at least a year and a half, maybe even two years. The movie is set from 2015-16, so Wong would have had to take up the position somewhere between 2004-5. If we take Benedict Wong's age and assume that is how old Wong is (as we do with Stephen's age), then he would be 44 in 2016 (Stephen would be 39), making him 33 in 2005. So, was Wong working with the previous librarian for 11 years, and Kaecilius betrayed the Order within a year of Stephen's arrival? Or did Kaecilius steal the pages 11 years prior to Stephen's arrival, right at the beginning of Wong's career?

Not to mention the amount of time it would take for Stephen to recover from the initial accident and the numerous subsequent surgeries, plus the physical therapy and the time it took Stephen to find Kamar-Taj.

The recovery time for hand surgeries is 6 weeks on average. With Stephen having a total of 8 surgeries, his recovery time would be, on average, 48 weeks of the 52 weeks in a year. That's 11 months of recovery, plus a month of travel and logistics. So, if Wong has been working at the library for 11 years, then Kaecilius would have stolen the pages somewhere between 11 years to 1 year before Stephen arrived at Kamar-Taj.

@invye what's your expert opinion? (I'm going way too far into this rabbit hole HELP)

[dramatic-dolphin]

hate it when americans are like "go to your local library, it's free! :)" ok man thanks

[excaliburfeels]

Aptly titled The Librarians: The Next Chapter, the sequel will center on “a ‘Librarian’ from the past, who time traveled to the present, and now finds himself stuck here,” according to the cryptic log line. “When he returns to his castle, which is now a museum, he inadvertently releases magic across the continent. He is given a new team to help him clean up the mess he made, forming a new team of Librarians.”  (x)

[lillywhitefield]

I am once again begging some people to think about where they get their info on the internet

a random twitter* user is not a valid source of information

any idiot can say they know things, and if you believe them with no proof that's on you

*also reddit, discord, and now tumblr user too lmao

[youweremyversaillesatnight]

“it’s not about who or how many people love you. it’s about who you love. i finally found the right ones worthy of mine.”

[eepersjeepers]

Hm? Oh you’re wondering what I’m doing? Oh. Uh. Um. Well I’m DEFINITELY not creating a watchlist of every movie I can find that Christian Kane has been in, definitely would NEVER do that, and ESPECIALLY I would never plan to watch all of said movies, that would just be insane and I’m not insane. I’m completely normal and I am a casual enjoyer of things, I enjoy things casually and I am very sane. Trust me, hey, h-hey you gotta trust me man I’d never do any of that. You gotta believe m-

[two-hands-toward-the-sun]

if lucienne was played by a white male actor the shipping wars between fans of morphienne/morphien and fans of dreamling would be absolutely insane.

[studyeliza]

brb gonna get my library to acquire the entire lockwood & co series because apparently we don’t have any of the books????? more proof of how our YA section has been lacking (which i’m currently trying to fix)

[thesandwomen]

the Everything that is the wonderfulness of lucienne would be so much more widely appreciated in this fandom if she were anyone besides a black woman

[boyybites]

Hhhhh I might...end up dropping $200 on a comm but I need to update at least 2 refs