#finch answers

[fintellectualproperty]

Awsten with a frog!!

with bungleton!! i’m so excited to get my plush of him they’re so :3333

[distant-towers]

Trick or treat!

TRICKED!

the part where he kills you . get tricked

also have a pebbles . as a treat

[finchmarie]

I would actually love to hear these thoughts and how Ashley and Lark became besties (if you're up for it obviously)

I saw this and then waited to answer til I had time to do a doodle (that will get fully rendered) cause I'm not a strong writer but I did want to draw about it!!

Here is some info from my HC doc:

Ash is the VS in Lark’s story. From the moment Shepard picks Ash up from Eden Prime the two connect and mesh well. Shepard appreciates her insight and they work together very well even when they butt heads. The pair softens and strengthens each other. Lark envies Ashley’s relationship with her family, as Lark is not nearly as close to her own. While Ash encourages her to reach out and connect with others, despite her fears. Lark in turn softens Ashley’s views on working with aliens and helps her cope with being the sole survivor from Eden Prime, as Shepard has learned to cope with Akuze. There is also plenty of teasing to be had alongside their high level of mutual respect.

[the-finch-address]

Stop thinking about your kidneys and start telling me about the most formative piece of media for you

Can't pin any one media down as the most formative because growing up I soaked up any and all content I could get my hands on, but out of everything, a piece of media that's stuck with me the most through the years has to be Wintergirls by Laurie Halse Anderson.

Most people know the author from her book, Speak, which is all fair and good but it never spoke to me in the way Wintergirls did. This one book felt like it was made specifically for me, and I've never read another book that offered that feeling since.

I'm not one for reading first person - in fact, I tend to avoid books in that pov because I can never get into them. But Wintergirls is the sole exclusion to that rule and always has been. It's truly unforgettable.

Aside from how it touched me emotionally, this book singlehandedly can be blamed for my writing style. Before Wintergirls, I'd never seen a book flow so casually, it felt like the character was speaking to me directly, not through pages and not through a writer, but as though she were in my bedroom at three in the morning, sleep-deprived as I was while reading it, telling me about her life as though we were gossiping. I can't explain it well enough just look--

(sorry for the photo quality I literally pulled out my hardback copy for this).

There's even a later section where Lia (MC) faints, and instead of skipping over it there are literally just blank pages until she wakes up. Look!!

That^ technique will no doubt make an appearance in The Dog Yard, mark my words.

This book took my heart out and didn't let me look away. It kept me up at night, asking questions that I'm still haunted by to this day. It changed me as a person, how I acted, how I treated people, and how I treated myself, especially.

It should be noted that Lia suffers from an arrangement of mental disorders, the worst being a nasty eating disorder, which is what the book focuses on. I was going through the same things at the time I first read this book (since recovered - nine years, babey!) and that, obviously, means that I'm in some way biased about the story. That being said, I've read it dozens upon hundreds of times since, and even after recovery I still hold this book above any other.

It's stern. It's raw. It's ugly. It throws the grotesque in your face and forces you to look. It takes the relationship between estranged childhood friends and uses that as a chokehold throughout the story, tightening with each chapter. But the payoff? The resolve? That final page? It's the cleanest breath of air you'll ever get.

[pokeplumage]

(@wingsofachampion) Hiya! What do you think of my species? -Tropius

Woah, a tropius that can use the internet? That's incredible! Aha, sorry if that sounded rude. But yes, tropius- I think they're beautiful flying types and I'd love to meet one in person one day

[rebouks]

Previous // Next

[echoing laughter] Jude: Yeah, well.. at least I’m not scared of water. Levi: I’m not scared, I have a medical condition! Jude: What’s it called, little bitch-itis? [Robin shouldn’t have laughed, especially since Levi had a pretty legitimate reason for being terrified of water; but still; that was a good one] Levi: You can shut up too! Jude: Hurr say something, durr shut up-.. make your mind up. [Robin rolled his eyes and ducked underwater, kicking Jude in the ribs for good measure; they shouldn’t bother] Levi: You just wait until-… Jude: Come n’ get me now if you want-.. oh wait. Coach: Aye, keep running your mouth Moya.. I’m sure your mom won’t have ‘nowt to say about it. [Jude scowled at Levi before turning around, launching as much water as possible in his classmate’s direction] … Levi: Not so tough without your mate, are you? [Robin kicked his locker shut with force enough to rock it; he’d had enough of Levi recently] Levi: Laugh at me again, I dare yo-… [Levi didn’t quite manage to finish his sentence]

[silverskye13]

Does the colosseum have a policy for if a helsmet is summoned by their hermit during a match? (Ie: Helsknight gets particularly heated during one and Wels calls him out of it thinking he's being valiant only to leave the colosseum full of people without a show.) Or would this issue be unique to him with no other members having had that issue before?

You know, they probably don't have a contingency for that. Which seems like a massive oversight on the part of whoever the safety board is. I doubt its come up?

I do like the implication that Helsknight could lose his temper so wildly that the whole Colosseum pulses black and he's just gone. Get evaporated idiot. It would be such a major break in script but you know the crowd would think it's some awesome plot point to be explored later -- especially if whoever he was mad at recovered well.

[wingl3ssthing]

edit: omg i’m a fool pill but not pull 😭😭

edit edit: pill bug** please why can’t i spellll

[killeroos]

CWC23 - AUSTRALIA'S ON FIELD CELEBRATIONS

[littlegoldfinchh]

do you guys think laios eats pussy with the same fervor as he eats monsters

[finchisinanest]

I need this to get around but...

Do you think you could doodle Pomni and Vex? I saw Pomni.. and was reminded of Vex- like.. WHY SO SIMILAR..? Idk just an idea you don't have toooo (⁠*⁠˘⁠︶⁠˘⁠*⁠)⁠.⁠｡⁠*⁠♡

(I'm going to doodle them myself soon)

to answer your question, sure!!

fun fact: I remember where the colors of pomni's hat went because of how vex's colors are placed actually

[fintellectualproperty]

can I request this dude to be drawn please??

yes ofc !! such a cute little guy :))))) what’s their name ?

[distant-towers]

Trick or treat!

your treat is seeing spooked and baby eyes. appreciate them

[finchmarie]

Spotify wrapped, 39, 67, 92?

39 - Vampire - Dylan Fraser & Alaska Reid

67 - Black Madonna - Cage the Elephant

92 - Naked in Manhattan - Chappell Roan

[the-finch-address]

🤝 👀

Hello hello! Going to use ThirtyTwoTeeth for this one

🤝 - How do the characters meet? (antagonist included!)

There are a lot of characters in TTT - 32, to be exact - and most of them meet through the Brave Games* while they're hunting each other for sport.

Duke (MC1) is first introduced to Gray (MC2) through the game's lettering system after he offers her advice on how to get ahead in the game. They meet in person on complete accident after Duke saves his life, and afterward they form a weary partnership. As for antagonists, the duo first meet Jackal only days before the beginning of his villain arc. A petty little thief barely surviving. The next time they meet, Jackal has half of the city under his palm.

👀 - A piece of lore you’ve been waiting for an excuse to share

Throughout the games, players' endeavors are financially sponsored by individuals they never actually get the chance to meet. Rather than it being randomly drawn, these sponsors choose their players through means of a live auction, where each player's respective 'tooth' could be bought out, allowing them to set up a brand for the player, keep them funded, and procure their own personal agenda in the process. The players have no idea about this.

thanks for the ask!

[pokeplumage]

Have you done any trials of gyms?

Since I work with pokémon my job requires that you have at least one gym badge or equivalent qualification (although two or more would make you favourable).

I have three gym badges: a jet badge, a quake badge and as of 2 years ago, a bug badge. I don't really plan on getting any more as I don't need them, plus it was a difficult feat. It's not for everyone but I'm still glad I got them.