#Sab season 1

[millaniumcat]

Honestly, watching that deleted crow scene with Kaz and Jesper, standing side by side, guns drawn, ready for everything.....

I would kill to see more of this. There is a reason Kaz called Jesper "Jordie" in the books, and honestly, we didn't get a lot of Jesper and Kaz scenes in season 1+2. Two unlikely brothers, who might fight and bicker and such, but stand side by side for whatever comes at them. As much as I want more wesper scenes, I need some Jesper&Kaz scenes.

@netflix , please. We need the SoC spinoff. You already have the script. You already know it has a huge fanbase, and will probably get even more streams than SaB.

[eleftherian]

never getting over the fact that alina kidnapped herself smh

[fandomscraziness22]

hi friends! if y’all would like a 15 min recap of season one so you don’t have to cram a rewatch in before s2 next week, check out my video! i talk really fast and go through episode by episode!

[wordsmith-storyweaver]

For my Shadow and Bone mutuals: I think we can all agree on the fact that BOTH Aleksander and Alina (and... really, every character except Mal-splain) were done wrong by LB and Co.

[eleftherian]

we were robbed of seeing alina in her disguise of two hats 

[wordsmith-storyweaver]

Thing I Want To See in Shadow and Bone Season 2:

Alina looking genuinely ill/fragile/frail because she's not using her Summoning abilities.

This gets mentioned, sorta, by Mal in episode one and again by Mal in episode six. But there is literally no difference in Jessie's appearance, aside from the make-up additions for the Fete in episode five. The book makes a huge point of Alina being sickly when she is first found to be Grisha, and Alina sees herself that she looks healthier while living in the Little Palace. Suppressing her power, denying who she is in order to make Mal happy, makes her sick, and this is just as important as any moralizing LB crammed in about the Darkling being Eeevil®️ and power corrupting Alina. Relationships are healthiest and most stable when both parties compromise; Mal helping her run away from her responsibilities and destiny is not a compromise- it's his way of hoarding all of Alina for himself (the parts of her he doesn't resent at any rate).