#eva waters

[undyingembers]

Intrigued by the World of Horror AU.

Ask me about my AU's

CW: blood, gore, religious themes, pregnancy horror

For those who don't know, I am referring to the game by Panstasz here.

Just like in the game, you have a handful of protagonists to choose from, and each playthrough has you going against a specific god. However, instead of picking a god yourself or rolling for one at random, each god is associated with which one of my OC's you choose as a protagonist.

The new protagonists are as follows:

Amali Cantorez (my death godlike cypher from Pillars of Eternity): Amali is an artist living in the attic. Though creative, her artistic focus has always been on the rational and the darkness that permeates society. When the apocalypse drew close, Amali's creative and logical mind was quickly drawn to solve this puzzle. Amali has high Dexterity, Perception, and Knowledge, but she starts with low max Health and Reason. She starts with a Paint Spatula, which can be used as a weapon. She also starts with the Art Knowledge perk. Here are the names of some new perks that are specific to her: Tech Savvy, Sleight of Hand, and Brutal Honesty. Like I said, this time around, each protagonist is associated with their own god. Amali's god is...she has no god! That's right, there is no cosmic power behind the scenes, no eldritch forces writing the rules. It turns out that all gods are false and no one is running the scenes. Instead, the universe is kept stable by a bunch of machines that keep running forever. The machines are starting to break down, however, and the rules of reality are starting to unravel at the seams. Amali has to find out where those machines are and repair them before existence itself is torn apart. When Amali's DOOM score reaches 100, all that is, ever was, and ever will be ceases to exist entirely. Amali will get special events that have to do with things...not working. Gravity will invert, space and causality will act in usual ways. When the DOOM counter reaches 50, there is a small chance that whenever Amali tries to go to a new Location, she will end up in a random one instead of the one the player picked.

Katala Tuxon (my human barbarian from Pathfinder: Kingmaker): As a child, Katala has always been enamored with nature and the woods. One day, this hiker had a dream that she was visited by the queen of the fairies, who wanted to make Katala her bride. When Katala woke up, she realized that it was no empty promise the queen made. The Fair Folk are coming, and it does not bode well for humanity at all. Katala has high Strength and Dexterity, but low Knowledge. She starts with a dog companion named Hunter. Katala specific perks are: Hiking Gear, Nature Knowledge, and Beserk. As stated above, Katala's god is the Fairy Queen (totally not Nyrissa). The Fairy Queen wants to take Katala for her bride and has started a Fair Folk invasion to find her. When Katala's DOOM counter reaches 100, a cutscene will play out of Katala and the Queen's "wedding". The two of them walk down an aisle made of human corpses. A smile is stitched on Katala's mouth as the Queen has her in a vice-like grip. Once Katala's DOOM score hits 50, if she has any companions, then at the start of each combat, there is a small chance that one of them will reveal themselves to be a fairy doppelganger and attack Katala. Katala will also have special events relating to the fairy. Expect to see lots of toadstool circles and suspiciously well laid-out bread.

Eva Waters (my Tremere from Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines): Eva has always been fascinated with the occult and the strange. Normally the return of an eldritch being would be a source of wonder and fascination, but this particular god is the last one Eva ever wanted to see. Eva has high Knowledge and Luck, but low Strength. She starts with two random Spells. Eva-specific Perks include: Power of the Blood, Night Owl, and Scene Queen. Eva's eldritch horror is the Christian god. For thousands of years, this deity had been sated on the sacrifice of the purest man in the world. Recently, that sacrifice has managed to escape from Hell, and the god is furious with mankind once again and threatens to bring about Armageddon. If Eva's DOOM counter reaches 100, the Christian god dooms all of man kind to eternal torment. If it reaches 50, Eva loses Stamina every time she commits an immoral act. Eva will have special scenes related to Christians and Christianity. She will be accosted by doomsayers demanding that she repent. There is one scene where she'll run into a ragged man who begs her to buy her some bread. If Eva has the Funds to do so, and she chooses to help him, her DOOM counter will decrease.

Tatjana (my human paladin of Chauntea from Baldur's Gate 1 & 2): Tatjana was born into the cult of Bhaal, the god of murder. Tatjana managed to escape with the help of the cult of Chauntea, but not before Bhaal's disciples placed their curse on her. When the stars align, Tatjana would bring about the rebirth of their god and with it, the end of the world. Tatjana starts with high Strength and Charisma, but low Luck. She stars the game wearing Cultist Robes and a healing spell. Tatjana-specific Perks include: Nature's Blessing, Never Fear, and True Grit. Tatjana is currently pregnant with an incarnation of Bhaal, and she has to stop his return before he comes back to bathe the world in blood. The pregnancy will have a negative impact on some of her stats, and the higher the DOOM count, the worse this will affect her. On the plus side, it will also make her spells more powerful and less costly.

[rookeryyy]

REINVENT

YOURSELF

tumblr HATES my 44.1mb image swag so it has SO MUCH COMPRESSION and downsizing here. :') peep the actual intended size & quality (or as good as i could get it exported)

post-return Q!Tubbo :] Tee hee.

un hamburgesa para tubbo (he lookied ungry)

[strawberrygardenkisses]

Name moodboard for Eva:

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[offbrandhandymanny]

New Boots:

- Cabaret (5th West End Revival w/Eddie Redmayne)

- Water For Elephants (OBC)

- Camelot (Original Broadway Revival)

- The Outsiders (OBC)

- The Great Gatsby (OBC opening night)

- Harmony The Musical (OBC First Preview)

- Harmony The Musical (Bruce Landry/Chopin)

- Harmony The Musical (Closing Night)

- The Notebook (OBC bad quality)

Dm me for prices or trades

(i don’t always accept trades, if you want to know my wants just lmk but im always open to seeing peoples lists)

[yoan-le-grall]

[totalswagisland]

gwen and eva have a beautiful sort of friendship that was born out of the need to be a complete hater every once in a while

[cayennecrush]

some new characters (in their most humanoid forms) for Jackie & Evangeline's world 🙌

[infinite-beginnings]

I still can't believe I got to see Aaron Tveit and Sutton Foster in Sweeney Todd, Grant Gustin and Isabelle McCalla in Water for Elephants, and Jeremy Jordan and Eva Noblezada in The Great Gatsby!!

They were all incredible, and it was an absolute dream.

[miranhas-art]

Art inspired on "Blood In The Water" by Pandora's Tea ✨

I feel very honored to be part of this project another year and working with two amazing authors this time!!!

Check out this interesting story that's only in chapter 2 by now!

Follow @skambigbang for updates and information!

[appleciders]

BAD SISTERS: opening shots + script introductions

[littlespringsongbird]

Marlena & Jacob almost walking into each other meeting for the first time (water for elephants 2024)

Orpheus & Eurydice walking into each other meeting for the first time (Hadestown 2019)

[pintoras]

Eva Gonzalès (French, 1849-1883): En Bateau (via Sotheby's)

[cc-cobalt-1043]

A bad batch summer chapter 1

Waterfight:

It was a warm summer day on Pabu and several of it's youngest inhabitants Omega, Boba, Cynthia, James, Joey, Daniel, Zander, Kordi, Rowan, Dante, Deke, Stak, Mox, Lyana, Jax, Sami and Eva all stood together down by the small fishing docks on the beach.

The group all held several fully filled water guns between them and were discussing what to do.

"So, is everything prepared?" Omega asked.

The kids all nodded.

"So what exactly is it we have do?" Deke asked.

"Well, we're going to split into two teams, and basically all we have to do is run around shooting each other with our water guns." Lyana said.

"What's the point of that?" Daniel asked confused.

"To have fun silly." Lyana giggled.

"Alright, who's leading the teams?" Joey asked.

"How about Omega and Lyana." James suggested.

The others nodded in agreement.

They split into two teams.

Team one consisting of Omega, Stak, Deke, Daniel, Joey, Jax, Zander and Rowan headed to upper Pabu while team two consisting of Lyana, Sami, Eva, Cynthia, Boba, Dante, James, Kordi, and Mox stayed at the docks.

Omega's team began scouring the town trying to find their newest victims.

Daniel, Jax and Deke were patrolling when they saw Wrecker sunbathing, the loud snoring coming from him told them he'd fallen asleep.

"This is just too good." Daniel grinned.

The three kids tiptoed over to Wrecker stifling giggles as they aimed their water blasters at Wrecker.

They aimed their blasters at Wrecker and fired.

There was a loud shriek of surprise as Wrecker awoke to a jet of water soaking him.

This was quickly replaced by a loud shriek of laughter as Wrecker grabbed the three kids and dangled them in the air.

"Okay you lot, what's going on, I was having a great nap, and suddenly it's like I fell in the ocean." Wrecker said.

"Well Wrecker, we're having a water battle, and we just thought." Jax said.

"That you'd give me a soak." Wrecker said finishing Jax's sentence, to which the mirilian nodded.

Wrecker chuckled and set the three down.

"Alright you guys very funny, now go play somewhere else." He said.

"You want to join Wrecker?" Deke asked.

"No thanks Deke, I'm going fishing with Shep, but make sure you get Crosshair for me." Wrecker said winking.

The kids giggled and ran off.

Two hours of fierce waterfighting later, including highlights such as Omega, and Lyana soaking Crosshair to the skin and Sami, Eva and Mox ambushing Tech and Phee from atop the weeping Mys tree resulting in a laughing Phee and a confused Tech the kids met up at the docks once more.

They were all soaking wet and out of breath from running all over the island.

"That was so fun." Eva said as she fought to get her breathing under control.

"Did you see Crosshair's face when we got him." Omega giggled.

"He looked so mad." Lyana said laughing.

"Found them." A voice yelled.

The kids looked and saw the adults behind them, holding water blasters of their own as well as very determined grins.

"What's going on?" Omega asked confused.

"Payback." Crosshair smirked and fired at Omega soaking her with a jet of water.

In peals of laughter the kids ran off followed by the adults determined to show the kids what a real water war looked like.

[odeada]

eva heresy getting waterboarded stimboard

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[gootube]

Gayyyyy*throws rock at him reallyhard*

[evas-spn-thoughts]

s01e03 - Dead in the Water

We now get into episode 3, Dead in the Water...

It's a fantastic episode and great insight into Dean Winchester.

That's it, that's my whole intro.

So before I start my breakdown, I just want to say that I genuinely love this episode. The monster of the week aspect is fine, and the water aspect is very creepy and really works.

But, how they start to unpack the enigma that is Dean Winchester is my favourite thing. Dean in season 1 is very different to who he ends up being - part of that is good writing and part of that is an accident which ended up creating - imo - the greatest male fictional character on tv.

This is an episode that I can point to and say 'yes, that is the Dean Winchester that I see in the later seasons' because while the foundations are laid for who he is, there isn't a lot of obvious similarities between later seasons Dean and s1 Dean - but this episode unpacks the gentle side of him and how we know going forward that a lot of Dean Winchester is posturing and seeming tough, while actually being very caring and very loving.

I don't have a fear of water, but I am nervous swimming in lakes and any dark water, and this episode does not help with that anxiety. We open on a woman swimming and she gets dragged under, which is terrifying!!!!

It doesn't need to be said every episode, but my god Dean is pretty!!!

Sam annoys me a little bit with his whole judgement of Dean sleeping or flirting with anyone, like... it's entirely unnecessary, and makes him look like a bit of a dick. Its a very conservative view of sex and I suppose in 2005 there might have been a want to have the promiscuous brother - Dean - and the romantic brother - Sam, but now as I watch it in 2024 it feels a bit slut shamey. 

Sam is very touchy about finding dad, he gets annoyed about it very quickly, and it's funny because Dean isn't annoyed at Sam, until Sam implies that Dean doesn't care about finding John as much as he does. Dean goes on the offence and talks about Sam not being there and Dean being with John 'for the last 2 years'. 

This to me reads as Dean feeling attacked rather than actively trying to make Sam feel bad. The one thing you can always believe about Dean is that no one - other than Sam, maybe - cares about their family as much as Dean does, and Sam implies that Dean doesn't care which sets him off on the defensive, because Family is top priority for Dean, always.

Again Dean highlights the importance of saving people, not just finding dad. Another instance of his want to help people and not just kill monsters or be on a mental revenge quest.

Agent Ford and Hamill... God, some of the aliases are just not it.

Another example of Dean trying to go with someone to get to the truth, he messes up with the Dam and just goes with the punch to try and save face. It's not a massive thing, but it's funny to note that he's done that in this episode and the last. 

Dean meets Andrea, he's friendly, shakes her hand, isn't creepy or leering at her. Then he sees her son, Lucas, and immediately switches his attention to wanting to know how he is, when he doesn't reply, he moves on - but it clearly stays with him that Lucas doesn't talk. 

Him asking Andrea to take them to the motel is definitely veering more on the side of wanting a hookup, but the whole walk he is asking about Lucas, he doesn't do it well... but he is asking about that and not anything else. I don't see him asking about Lucas or saying 'kids are the best' as a chat up line, it's just Dean got a bad vibe from Lucas and wants more information.

Sam again doesn't know his brother all that well, because as we will find out, Dean Winchester is amazing with kids - from young kids all the way to troubled teenagers. It shocks me that in the same episode where we see Dean being so gentle with Lucas, we have his brother implying that Dean doesn't interact well with children. Like, that is not a way to show the brother bond, how Sam doesn't know that is beyond me - Dean raised Sam, how does Sam not see that Dean is a very nurturing and caring figure. I suppose it goes back to how differently Dean presents himself in front of Sam compared to how we end up knowing Dean to be, and maybe highlights how Sam remembers their childhood and how those 2 years away may have skewed his view on his brother.

Dean's caring instincts kick into overdrive when he finds out that Lucas saw his dad die. We literally see him look at the scenario in a totally different light, and he immediately can relate to Lucas. 

Sam does not have the same emotional reaction, he looks at it as a case, and sounds very calm about everything and is just stating the facts. This is the first clear instance we get of this case being very different for Sam than for Dean.

The minute Dean see's Lucas he has a one track mind for seeing if he is okay or knows anything about the lake.

Sam is finally understanding that Dean's care and interest in Lucas is not related to trying to sleep with Andrea.

Dean seems to see himself in Lucas almost immediately, which we will see more later in the episode, but to me, that is why Dean is so certain that Lucas knows something and saw something.

The scene between Lucas and Dean while they are drawing is amazing, its one of the core reasons why I love Dean Winchester, and part of that is Jackles and how he manages to make Dean sound so gentle when he talks to Lucas, but he also doesn't talk down to him. He manages to convey that Dean just cares... about everyone. He cares about this kid we met 5 minutes ago enough to understand that Lucas doesn't want to talk, but will listen and maybe just needs someone to understand him.

His voice and the slight break in his voice before he says 'that's... my mom' is so telling of how Dean is still not over her death, and it still affects him even 22 years on. These are all examples of instances where Jensen just does something, that he - even 3 episodes in - understands Dean Winchester.

'Kids are strong. You'd be surprised what they can deal with'. If that isn't Dean talking about himself - and most likely Sam, because Dean always puts Sam first. These throwaway lines give you an idea of what they had growing up, and how they likely had to persevere through a lot.

Clearly Dean trying with Lucas makes an impact, because Lucas trusts him enough to want to give Dean a clue and draws him a picture.

The whole hand in the sink thing is the second thing that creeps me out about this episode, it is awful!!

The boy are smart again - and I am here for it. They put together that it's coming from the lake not 'something that controls water'.

Dean not talking after Mary's death is one of my roman empires, I think about it so much. Because it makes total sense that he would stop talking. Dean feels so much all the time, so the idea that he was so scared after Mary that he couldn't talk makes sense. 

Dean very obviously sees himself in Lucas and through that he can connect to him, and also open up in a way he probably doesn't do a lot. 

We understand that Dean tries to be brave every day because of his mom, which is a knife in my heart. 

The blocking of the shot, and the fact that we see Dean talking to Lucas with Sam and Andrea lurking by the door is interesting, because at some point, the camera pans past Dean and makes him a blur and shows Sam very obviously and as the centre of the shot, and clearly you are meant to care about Sam's reaction to what Dean is saying and him learning something new about his brother. 

This plays into my belief that at least in season 1, Dean and Sam have a relationship that is slightly less brotherly, and leans into the fact that Dean raised Sam. This is a factor, because as everyone gets older, you start to understand and learn about the person that raised you, you start to see that when you were a kid you may not have noticed everything. Season 1 to me, is Sam learning about the man who raised him, and realising that how he remembers Dean may not be the true Dean, it would also explain why the softer and more vulnerable side to Dean is slightly alien to Sam, because as a parent, you try to hide the insecurities or struggles, and that's what Dean has done for Sam his whole life.

Sam tries to bring up the whole selective mutism thing that Dean has just talked about, but Dean is very quick to shut down any talk of that. Dean is very emotional and is not averse to talking about these things. But I think he needs to feel in control of how they are brought up and talked about, he needs to be the one to open up and not have Sam ask about it. It's part of Dean and his need to put up a front, he doesn't want to talk about things that make him emotionally vulnerable unless he decides to, and he will just shut down when he doesn't want something talked about - which I relate to.

This won't be the last instance of Sam learning something about their childhood, we get at least 2 more that I remember off the top of my head.

We get a lore dump, and some traumatic stories from an older woman. We also Mr Carlton talking to the lake. All the norm for Supernatural.

They go to the police station and are talking about the case. Lucas gets upset and tries to cling onto Dean, another way to show the trust Lucas has in Dean.

The boys get called out for not being rangers, and very aggressively get told to leave. They both stay quiet and agree to leave - even if they don't actually.

Dean's conscience gets the better of him, and we assume he heads back into town. Sam is doubtful, but Dean is very sure that they haven't solved the case, he says that Lucas was scared and he doesn't want to leave until he's sure Lucas will be okay.

Sam yet again has no clue who Dean is, because he is shocked that Dean cares about Lucas.

If there were water related deaths happening in my town, I would not be having a bath. Just saying.

Lucas is banging on the door, as Andrea is flailing around in the bath. Thankfully tv magic is at play and Dean and Sam come at the perfect time to save her. Dean stays with Lucas, and Sam saves Andrea.

Lucas begins to creepily stare out the window and then walks out to the shore line. Kids doing things while just staring is very off putting.

We realise that Andrea's dad and Bill Carlton killed Peter many years ago and the spirit is going after his family - which fair enough, if someone killed me, I'd be coming back as a spirit to get them.

He DROWNED a boy and he says they didn't mean to!!! Holding someone underwater is not an easy thing to accidentally do.

Lucas gets pulled underwater by the spirit and Dean jumps into save him.

Jake sacrifices himself to stop Lucas from being taken, and Dean gets Lucas.

Jensen talks about filming this, and it sounds terrible. Apparently he had divers holding his legs and trying to pull him under while he was holding the little boy who plays Lucas. Now I'm a strong swimmer but that still sounds awful, and they are wearing layers, so many layers.

Sam says that 'they can't save everyone' but he and Dean seem to be taking it hard that they didn't save Andreas dad.

In a very cute moment, Dean makes sure Lucas knows to say 'Zeppelin Rules' which is just adorable. Dean also gets another kiss from a woman he hasn't been flirting with but oh well, it's supernatural in 2005, its gotta happen.

Overall,

This is a very good episode, and the first since the pilot that keeps me entertained the whole way through, we steadily understand who Sam is as the show goes on and every episode so far has given us something new.

But there is something about uncovering who Dean is that just makes it feel more impactful, it might be that it just feels like we are getting an insight into something that the other characters don't see, and it might just be down to how magnetic Jensen is, that we constantly want to learn more about Dean and we learn things slowly.