#Ruby code

[spookybokchoy]

“Hey, wanna go to the mall today?”

a personal challenge to see how many characters/references I could fit into one picture, could definitely still do more!

Edit-For everyone asking how long it took, 2 weeks of planning and a little less than month to draw/edit (I work fast)

[chikorra]

"Overstimulation"

Ruby Rose: "Please be patient with me, I have autism..."

[sancoeur]

I'm late but I wanted to draw WR in their Vacuo outfits for Valentine's Day 💌

[notyoujamie]

[mndvx]

I’m still her mum. I need to know she’ll be okay. CARLA SUNDAY and THE DOCTOR in DOCTOR WHO — Season 40 / Series 14 (11 May 2024)

[summertimenoir]

Gold Diggers of 1933 (1933) - dir. Mervyn Leroy

[pinkypastal]

Quite a collection 😊

[cusn0]

🔸heaven is a bedroom🔸

[claraoswalds]

DOCTOR WHO The Church on Ruby Road

[weisscoldglare]

ah, sometimes you just some force of nature in your party and don't ask questions.

[dandelionjack]

the Carrionites from the shakespeare code are really a fascinating concept to examine in light of The Post Salt-Line Era (disclaimer: i don’t like the episode as a whole for obvious reasons). powerful witches from the before-times, applying word-magic as a science. words that rhyme or sentences constructed with a specific intent have enough power to stop one of a timelord’s hearts and potentially open a space-time portal. something to keep in mind vis a vis the repeated wordsmithing motif we’ve got going on in s14: spoor “that’s a nice word”; smelted “i’ve never used that before”; ruby was was foundled “what a funny word, foundled”; semperdistans.

if ruby really is a changeling… much as to the carrionites (who were evidently modelled after historical witchcraft folklore), words hold tremendous power to the fae. that’s why there’s all this mythology of faeries “stealing names”: to them, there is no difference between signifier and signified, between a word and the real-life object that word represents, so a name is the person’s actual identity, their personhood itself.

therefore, if ruby really is a faerie child, it makes total sense for her to accidentally be affecting reality through verbal expression in the way she’s been doing throughout the whole series. in space babies, she mentions star trek and suddenly the crew appear in star trek esque uniforms. in the devil’s chord, she mentions strictly come dancing and suddenly they’re dancing opposite two strictly judges. obviously, her word-magic comes to a head in 73 yards: she reads out “i miss you” on the clifftop and the doctor disappears. she reads out “rest in peace, mad jack” and in 20 years gwylliam’s up there on the screen calling himself mad jack (we can presume the original note wasn’t about gwylliam, but an actual villager called jack). ruby speaking messages out loud manifests them into reality. she’s got faerie blood.

[cactiaintracist]

Time travel tropes/concepts in Doctor Who:

Stepping on a butterfly

Grandfather paradox

Living proof

The Shakespeare Code (2007) // Space Babies & the Devil’s Chord (2024)

[today-in-the-bunker]

Today, Jack and Cas watch Sense and Sensability and are very emotionally invested in the story. They are gasping, laughing, and crying in reaction to the story's many twists and turns.

[lovers-rck]

losing my mind over these pics

[mndvx]

Two hearts. One happy. One sad. DOCTOR WHO — ROGUE (S40E06) ››› Ncuti Gatwa as The Doctor ››› Millie Gibson as Ruby Sunday

[v5m4k]

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