#I also like ruby

[dykesevika]

second hardest part of trying to make an OC . giving a name that fits .

[ovenproofowl]

i'm dying over that reveal. truly. truly. because on paper, the concept that ruby's mother was just an ordinary person and what made her so special was this belief everyone had feeding into her own mythology, creating something larger than life, is actually pretty cool. and, yeah, from wild blue yonder we know the doctor absolutely handed the power of suggestion over to an unknown entity that made it something tangible.. so it works.

sort of

but like. that 15 year old girl decided to drop her baby off at a church in the middle of the night in the most ostentatious, medieval looking cloak and then proceed to point mencingly at the road sign on the off chance the security camera would pick her up and that would somehow give someone the idea to name her daughter after said road sign??

i'm just saying... if that's the way you handle giving your baby up for adoption then there is absolutely nothing ordinary about you

[anthyies]

the thing about disco elysium is that it has women in it. what you see on the internet about it might lie to you about that but it has women, gay women even, very compelling women even, in it.

[mightytato]

hekp, i have so much optimus art, transformgrs has hit me like atrain

[weedle-testaburger]

i am So dense sometimes. it just occurred to me almost 10 years later how obvious it is that garnet in the answer works amazingly well as a trans metaphor

you see my vision?

[monod1cot]

ruby doodles

[galdrgobrrr]

Can volume 10 be nice to Qrow please

[corporalicent]

FRANCESCA & VIOLET BRIDGERTON

“I couldn’t imagine it, either,” Violet cut in. “Yet it happened. I thought I should die of the pain.” Daphne swallowed. “But I didn’t. And you wouldn’t. And the truth is, eventually it does become easier. And you think that perhaps you could find happiness with someone else.” “Francesca did,” Daphne murmured. “Yes, she did.” Violet closed her eyes for a moment, recalling how terribly worried she’d been for her third daughter during those years of her widowhood. She’d been so terribly alone, not shunning her family precisely, but not truly reaching out to them, either. And unlike Violet, she’d had no children to help her find her strength again. “She is proof that one can be happy twice,” Violet said, “with two different loves. But, you know, she’s not the same kind of happy with Michael as she was with John. I would not value one higher than the other; it’s not the sort of thing one can measure. But it’s different.” —Violet in Bloom: Novella

[aquanutart]

desert flygon

[claraoswalds]

#mrs flood who are you: time lord edition

[personinthepalace]

Lockwood and Co. | Behind the Hauntings

[beckettkatherine]

RUBY BELL AND JAMES BEAUFORT 1.06 | Maxton Hall

[ph-cutie]

Something pretty remarkable about how disco elysium handles its characters is that their demographic circumstances tend to be addressed very head on by the narrative. race, class, gender etc, ideology/lifestyle to some extent. It often colors large parts of their lives and the context they exist in. And these characters are also appraised by critics for the nuance and interiority, players remark that they feel like "real people", Because the writers cared to write complex personhoods Around these factors, rather than flattening them all into "regular" people, unshaped by demographic, in fear of being accused of propagating stereotypes

[swordmaid]

they saw u from across the room and they really liked ur vibe (they’re gonna rob you later)

[amelia-yap]

QUACK

[dotssu3]

i hc that cunoesse gets super into fashion as a way to set herself apart from cuno (they are NOT twins!!!). i feel like she would look up to cindy for fashion inspo…