My archeology prof has gone on multiple tangents about how stupid gender reveal parties are ("they aren't gender reveal parties, they're sex reveal parties, and that's stupid) and spent a good chunk of a lecture going into how gender is a cultural/social construct and gender does not equal sex and neither gender nor sex are anywhere near as binary as western norms have us believe. And also she's beautiful. Just bragging
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So I'm playing bg3, and I got an interaction with shadowheart I haven't gotten before. It's if she's already shown you the memory of her with the wolf and then she fails a save of 'fear of wolves'.
She says that it should come as no surprise that she's afraid of them but the interesting (and upsetting) part comes after.
She says, "The Mother Superior wasn't above using it against me. If I disobeyed, sometimes instead of a whipping, she'd threaten to drag me to a wolf den. Never failed to bring me back in line...Why is it always the bad memories I can still recall?"
Like. God man. I had a feeling Viconia wasn't above corporal punishment but to have Shadowheart confirm it? Breaks my damn heart. And ofc manipulating her with fear.
Also it makes me want to cry how she said the last line. Idk man this is why I can never do dj shadowheart. My hearts too soft. She has been through to much and deserves to be with her family and get to heal.
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Raine, Eber, and Darius are the most obvious rebels ever but it’s so funny how Terra was like. Raine and Eber make sense. DARIUS?? I AM SHOCKED. Darius, who suspiciously hangs out with unsurprising rebel Eberwolf 24/7. Darius, who’s moody and has beef with the primary weapons designer for the Emperor’s Coven. Darius, who started being affectionate to Hunter right before he went AWOL and fought Adrian.
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honestly RIP Torbin though, he was a padawan just tagging along when the other Jedi masters went to spy on and retrieve Osha and Mae. He got briefly mindfucked by the witches, and he went on to take an oath of meditation for TEN YEARS because he was wracked with guilt over what happened. And he was a PADAWAN. Very little more than a child himself!!
and Mae convinced him that taking the poison was forgiveness. all he wanted was forgiveness, and he didn't even do anything.
sure we don't know yet about the six years between the fire and his taking the oath, but from what context we're given, it's the test and the subsequent destruction of the coven he seems to feel guilty for.
Unless it wasn't just Mae who set the place on fire and blew everything up, but we don't know that yet. from what we know now, RIP Torbin, who did nothing wrong and was convinced to commit suicide for forgiveness over being a child in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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“she’s getting desperate. and now she expects us to ignore her transgressions and for me to marry my only daughter to one of her…. plain featured sons” aside from the obvious fact that jace marrying helaena would actually be extremely beneficial for the hightowers (though, it’s not really about what nyra will DO but just nyra herself they rebuke)…. let’s get one thing straight. alicent…. say what you will about nyra’s kids ok…. but calling them UGLY ain’t one of them honey. not when her so called plain featured son out mogs 95% of the show chile just look at the material
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thinking about midnight mass again and the expendability of humanity by religious zealotism and the social sacrificial nature of blind religious loyalty and how yet, in spite of all that,,,, the beauty of community and love and forgiveness and peace,, god……….
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GUYS MY MOM HAS BEEN ASKING ME ABOUT MALEVOLENT AND SHE SAID IT SOUNDS COOL THIS IS A GREAT DAY FOR HUMANITY
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My missionary parents just came to my room to tell me that while they are away on a mission trip, my girlfriend can't sleep over at our house while im house-sitting it... The house that I bought with my own money....for them.
That's Christianity for you folks.
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Anyway imagine 19-year-old Richie Kirsh, fascinated with Ghostface ever since the attacks a couple years ago. Obsessed. He'd always been interested in Stab, in its lore, its history, but that had been the past - something that happened while he was young. This was now, it was the present.
He had to see where it all started. He had to go to Woodsboro.
He'd done his research. He knew the names and the houses, the graduating classes. He knew the streets like the back of his hand before ever setting foot on that hallowed ground.
He knew Billy Loomis, inside and out. He wanted to be him, to be impactful, to do something great. He wanted to finish what Billy started - like Roman, like Jill - to make a Damn. Good. Movie.
He hangs around, listens and learns. He sits in a bar with a fake ID and learns about Billy Loomis' daughter.
It feels like fate; he knows he has to meet her.
He never meets her.
(Oh he sees her, from afar. Dark intense eyes and a furious scowl. A mess. Not worthy of the blood she carries).
But he meets her little sister. A sad quiet thing, soft. Except when she frowns. He sees her sister in her then, a steel underneath a gentle skin.
And the story comes to him.
It's genius really.
He talks to the lonely girl, befriends her. And when she reveals she's thinking about running away, well, he has a car. He simply needs to offer.
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