#bram bsd

[definetelynotavampire]

bsd oc and also bram

[clobbb]

Serving cunt no matter the era

[pxndragvns]

"princess... my valiant daughter..."

[jounossloverr]

Talking about Bram, Akutagawa, Fyodor and Atsushi

Chapter 114, 116, s5 ep 11 spoiler

ABOUT BRAM'S PAST:

Bram got killed by an army, they refused his plea to spare his subjects.

My theory why:

We know that Fyodor was by Bram in the 15th century, he had let himself get captured to see Bram. And after all that happened, Fyodor got into the body of an soldier and my theory is that he had manipulated the army to behead Bram. I dont think all the army saw him get captured, so I doubt they knew he's actually an enemy.

ABOUT BRAM AND AKUTAGAWA IN CHAPTER 116:

Akutagawa became a vampire. But we saw in season 5 last episode that he wasn't there a vampire. In the latest chapter we saw that Bram was back but how?

My theory why:

Because Bram controlled Akutagawa, he could go into his body. I also saw that Bram wore Akutagawas coat.

ABOUT AKUTAGAWA (IN S5, LAST EPISODE)

I did this with my friend Finney (@lfinneyxx on tiktok) , we have two theories.

Theory 1:

Like I said maybe Akutagawa got into an other body after Bram took his. Thats why he is there not a vampire in the last episode. Why was he wearing armour? The armour he is wearing is from the 15th century, Bram's soldiers also weared them. Im not really sure where he got that old armour, maybe he had it? I doubt it though.

Finney had a theory that he got stabbed by the amanogozen but we arent sure.

Theory 2:

This Akutagawa is from another universe. Dazai said in BEAST that there are many universes.

What if Fyodor managed to get the people of another universe into this world? He has the page of the book. This Akutagawa is probably from the 15th century then, because of the armour.

Why did Akutagawa knew Atsushi? Because maybe Atsushi exists in the other universe where this Akutagawa is. Its cute to see that they exist together in another universe.

I've posted this theory on tiktok long ago, but was lazy to post it here

Sorry yall😭 But I posted it now

Jouno will be in chapter 177‼️

[uhhelimation]

I made a Fyodor version of this story :D

[kyoukamybeloved]

she’s an icon, the girlboss of all time, she’s single-handedly holding the fate of the world in her hands, she’s an ally of justice, she’s a legend, I mean come on now

[nixnephili]

BANG!

They're BAAACKK

The BOZOS

Chapter 4 us underway, posting it soon, in the meantime, feast, all of you.

I've been starving you of Fyo!Atsushi I know..

-Nix🌙

[neo--queen--serenity]

sorry in advance to the classic lit enjoyers who are in fact not reading/watching BSD

[jounosparticles]

i cannot believe we lost bram right after he finally gained back his own freedom. i feel really bad for him actually. he doesn’t get his new chance at life :(

[soda-sunrays]

IN LOVING MEMORY, THEY KILLED MY FUCKING WIFE.

[cosmologz]

[definetelynotavampire]

Fyobram divorce </3

[ryartchus]

bwam...

[isopodmithmira]

THEY FUCKING GOT KUNIBRAM )):

[sssarrrra]

Dying to stay alive. Why does Fyodor Dostoevsky enjoy being killed on purpose? Bsd analysis

Why Dostoevsky looks so young despite living for centuries? I think it's because he often gets killed. He literally has no time to age.

His skin care routine is being murdered every year or so. Maybe, even more often.

Fyodor CAN age, he isn't immune to it. He isn't immortal. He's ability isn't about eternal youth. He can get gray hair and wrinkles. But he doesn't. Dostoevsky looks almost identical to how he's been when he's met Bram centuries ago (minus a scar and an outfit). So why is it?

Let's assume that the physical "age" Fyodor naturally gains can be transferred to the new body he enters. And the only things that get "erased" are traces of harm left by someone else (bruises, cuts, scars, etc.)

Let's pretend that we know Fyodor's "biological" age. And it's 20. (That's just an assumption for this example!)

It would go like this: Fyodor's biologically 20. He lives until his 22, than gets killed. His "new" body will have the age of 22. Then he lives until he's 26 and dies unnaturally. He's biological age in the new body is gonna be 26.

And so on and so on. It means both his appearance and physic will gradually change. But we see NONE OF THAT. Present Fyodor is almost a twin copy of Fyodor from the past.

It means that Dostoevsky has never lived longer than a couple of years max without dying and respawning into a new body. He probably dies quit often and can't even get old enough because he simply doesn't have time.

Maybe, he has some mark on his calendar: "Need to die every year to keep my body young and relative healthy". And it's a strategy and nothing else. But I feel like there is more to that.

Dostoevsky probably enjoys the thrill of death (or near death) experience for various reasons.

People sometimes describe Dazai as a "suicide-addict", but THIS is a new level of it. These two share a hobby of trying to die often. But Dostoevsky not just tries. He dies. Fyodor's way of getting a rid of his stress is being brutally murdered by someone else. I wounder, if Dazai knew it how it would make him feel? To find out that Fyodor is drawn to death in the same way that he is? We'll find out eventually.

Dostoevsky meticulously got himself killed probably more than 300+ times or so. And, yes, sometimes it was work related incidents due to his plans. But he didn't HAVE to die so often, did he?

It honestly seems, that for Fyodor "dying" is just an extracurricular activity he does to pass the time. Some ppl go their friend's house to play video games. And Fyodor goes to someone's place -> dies there.

Maybe, Dostoy tries to connect with people by "dying" by their hands? When he transfers his mind into a new body, it makes him feel less lonely, somehow?

For example, Fyodor didn't have to break into Bram's castle and chat him up about demons. He didn't have to put his life on a line just to see how Bram would react to his musings about world-politics. He knew he would die, obviously. But he went anyway. Just to "catch a glimpse" of Bram (in his own words). And then, of course to get murdered. Did he hope that Bram would be the one to deliver a final blow? Did Fyodor secretly want to "posses" Bram's body from that long, long time ago?

You know how ppl joked about Fyodor's hobby being captured on purpose? Add "dying" to this list, asap.

He's reasons for overusing his ability to "reincarnate" are probably complicated.

A part of it is a need to escape/ease his guilt. Dostoy wants to feel like a martyr that has a right to commit sin. Maybe, it's his own self-punishment, a form of self-harm. He believes these short or long moments of agony "erase" the harm he does to others or, at least, balance it out.

On the other hand, Fyodor is still a human who wants to belong. But he spent decades in paranoia and isolation that affected him immensely. So now the only "true" connection Dostoevsky can create with someone is when he inserts his consciousness into their body. The flow of new feelings/goals keeps him distracted from himself and his bleak view of the reality. So he does it over and over.

Or is it just a boredom thing? Like living is such a drug he can't help but try to die?

Dostoy is too afraid/guilty to go to heaven right away so he passes time by adding bits of different personalities to himself. He has this semi-free subscription to people's agendas, he only has to die to access them. It keeps him entertained. Like a Netflix but he has to die to watch a "movie" from someone's POV, with their goals/emotions intact still.

Dostoy wants to pick up a new passion/hobby? No problem. He just needs to find someone who likes that particular interest, and than get murdered by that person. Then Fyodor can gain their insights into the topic (possibly).

I wish I could see the way Dostoevsky envisions humanity. It seems like he's both enmeshed with it to the point of losing himself and at the same time he's discarded by humanity and isolated from it.

It's such a mixed-up experience. No wounder Fyodor's mind is so… Bizarre.

[nureon]

A LOT of people were asking for a kiss so I shall serve. Thought it was a very funny idea that Kunikida would drunkenly do something he'd never do sober. Why is his platonic husband so pretty tho? He's practically asking to be kissed and loved 

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