#dndads sparrow

[anonymouscryptid]

[ccircusclwn]

quick ass doodle but

i just really wanna see his reaction to todays episode's ending

[mj-thrush-gxn]

2019 youtube was so fun, does anybody even watch youtube anymore

close ups under the cut

close ups!!! and also just letting you know i crammed this full of like 20 references

i love the kiddads dearly.

i miss baby kiddads tho…

[teamoakills]

literall Insanity... wolves are real... ARGH

bonus below...

ermm yeah the finale made me Wept real tears what about it. I also made a bet about the whole love wolf thing like 1 year ago so now I owe my sister like ten dollars

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little oak family side profiles i did a while back

[braindos]

Yea I know I said one design per day but they come as a pair okay

3/5 of my season 1.5 design refs 4 the sons :]

[jack-the-fool]

oh damn I figured it out. Sparrow is the sibling whose issues get overlooked because they're able to still be functional, while their siblings get more attention because they're easier to identify clearly

[entelodontidae]

Lark, Sparrow and Norm!

Edit: I realized I switched their names around! Sparrows the furthest left.

[biscuitfacegrey]

Yall know that Lark turned into an avid meat enthusiast. The servers at Texas Roadhouse know him by name.

sparrow: Lark, could you please stop trying to grill deer kebabs on barbecue night, I feel like the smell saps over into my seared squash and turns the whole batch all-

lark: I never thought I’d see the day where one of us turns into dad.

[quillst]

DNDADS S2 SPOILERS!

Midnight thoughts at it again :)

Sparrow named Normal and Hero that way because Hero was supposed to be a sacrifice to save the world and Normal was just the replacement kid. He didn’t be a father to them because he didn’t want to grow bonds with them and watch them die. In the end, he didn’t even take in an optimistic hope that perhaps everything goes well without his children dying and just named them what they would be in his story. A hero and a normal kid.

You would think that she’d have at least a little bit of a relationship with Hero, the person he focused his whole attention on but instead it most likely just concerned her, made her feel alone and made her distance herself from him as much as she could. Think about it. Your dad and your uncle always takes you on these ‘trips’ to go hunting, learn how to use guns and knives, etc. without your younger brother going as well. You just have 2 fully grown adults going, teaching only YOU something. Wondering why your brother doesn’t come either and if this is a normal thing that happens to people. Then, you are told by them that you are the chosen one and now put this incredibly heavy weight onto you, A CHILD. You never asked for this but you also can’t talk to anyone else about it so you’re left alone, with just your thoughts.

And Normal. You’re ABSOLUTELY wondering why your name is Normal but your sister’s is Hero. And the fact that she constantly goes on trips with your dad and uncle that you NEVER get invited to. At a very young age, you are already questioning what is wrong with you, why does your dad not like you as much, why am I not as good as my sister. You feel isolated away from them, like there is something that everyone knows is obvious that you don’t. It makes you feel like an idiot. Even if you ask, your dad doesn’t allow you on these trips so you just stay at home, wondering. Your dad never puts in much effort to be your dad, what are you doing wrong? And if he never puts in any energy into being a parent, why should you put in effort to be his son?

Sparrow was too scared to get attached to his own children.

(I love Sparrow but my GOD, he needs to take a lesson from Ron’s books and be the dad that stepped up)

[bastard-aziraphale]

hehe more sappy terrow college AU content >:3

this is meant to be the first time terry jr. is visiting sparrow (they go to different schools) after they've discussed Mutual Interest

[fundashnee-rott]

Lark giving Marco a marabou robe as a wedding gift: I know how to hide a body.

Sparrow giving a similar looking marabou robe to Grant: Don't worry it cancels out if both husbands have one.

[ccircusclwn]

*9 to 5 sigh of exhaustion* its been a long week. pass the dndads s1 juice

[mj-thrush-gxn]

For the song requests may I ask for a good ole “Becoming the Lastnames” and sparrow :D

Oh, can we be just like my parents when I was young? - Why can't we be just like my parents?

[teamoakills]

now that sparrow is a confirmed druid let me raise: Wild Shape Wolf Sparrow (a love wolf...FOR REAL!)

There are two ways I can see this ever playing out:

Being in a moment in which Sparrow attempts to convince or talk to Normal about something (most likely the Doodler, but it could be about another situation) the same way Henry did in Neverwinter...the context being him acting in a self-serving manner and trying to get Norm to see his point of view, or Sparrow just genuinely trying to make a connection with his son and meaning well. Either way, the original Love Wolf context is warped and removed from Henry's version in s1, as this is just Sparrow's interpretation of what it means after everything has happened. Him changing into wolf would be his way of trying to make compromise because it was the only thing that significantly stuck out to him as a kid: so surely his kid must be the same way! Kids looove dogs!

2. An inverse! Where Sparrow realizes he was wrong and instead goes Love Wolf mode as a way of siding with Normal and choosing love over the hate he and Lark have been sharing ever since the release of the Doodler. Sparrow can teach himself that it's okay to be loved without hiding parts of yourself in fear of what the world might do to you by using the magic he inherited from his father. And then he can start biting people again (but as a wolf this time. exactly what Henry would've wanted)

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Oak boys :)