#freya's moments

[freyasmoments]

What is your favorite book?

Ah! I answered this one in my last Q&A Session:

I actually get asked this a lot, but I don't think it's something I've ever answered truthfully. You see, I feel like my life has been impacted in different ways by different pieces, and those moments are divided between my growth stages. A book that I would have considered my favorite when I was 21 may not necessarily be my favorite ten years later. 

I can say, though, I have some favorite authors, like Bram Stoker, William Shakespeare, Fitzgerald, and the Bronte sisters. I feel that their work is timeless and effortlessly evokes deep emotions in the reader. These stories are timeless. But I do have a soft spot for Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre.

[disdaidal]

"I do not wish to fight you." THE WITCHER S03E06

[agoldengalaxy]

found family mentions in ragnarok

[thelostgirl21]

Anya zoning out, after Joey decides that Hugh Skinner would be the best co-star to be stuck in a lift with for 24 hours.

[saucywendeee]

One spring morning

Drawing prompt/idea by @bladesofkyber​ :D

[archangelslollipop]

My father is the worst man alive.. and I’m his favorite daughter.

[hells-greatest-performers]

Can we all just agree that babies are all cuter together?

Bunny: Awwww!! This is so adorable!!

Lucifer: Hey Calli! Whatcha got there?

Calliope: Fancy duck! (Doesn’t know the word Sean)

Lucifer: *gushing so much by how cute* and look your bubbies got little matching deers! Aww so cute!

Vox: And look at this! Verena do you like Sharks too? This one looks very cool!

Verena: *giggling like crazy and hugging her shark*

Husk: Freya why did you pick the clown?

Freya: *shrugs and just hugs her clown toy*

Husk: *smiles warmly*

[mangk0]

Sooooo y’all remember freya trying to choke out kratos in the intro to ragnarok right

Baldur’s most frequent kill tactic/finisher was choking people out. Just saying.

[bellaaldamas]

@stupidrant this is the official, SMS approved (hopefully) gif everyone should use whenever they encounter a fandom troll.

[mel-kusanagi]

Thought you'd appreciate this! Look at Freya's description on this new set of GoW carved figures:

https://www.iplaunchcollectibles.com/

#warflower

a mirror- A MIRROR

[andreal831]

can you elaborate on klaus' relationships with his sisters?

I've talked about Klaus and Rebekah several times, but I don't think I've ever really talked about Klaus and Freya. I've talked about Klaus' abuse to Rebekah, his lack of respect for Rebekah, and how Klaus has issues with women, which are all relevant here.

People like to paint Klaus as being a protective brother, but in reality he is possessive, not protective. He isn't protective over his sisters because he loves them, he is possessive because he doesn't want to be alone.

I'm not saying he doesn't love them, he does in his own way. But he's actually incredibly abusive to both of them. I think it's fascinating how the fandom holds Klaus and either sister up as these "close bonds" when in reality they are so forced by the writers.

Klaus and Rebekah

Klaus and Rebekah at least have their childhood to explain Rebekah's devotion to her brother. Just like Elijah, she has a twisted need to defend Klaus through everything. In TVD, she did it even more than Elijah. Klaus abused her over and over again and she continued to defend him. A lot of this can be a symptom of abuse. He made her feel so lonely and afraid that if she left him, she would have no one. He made sure she had no one by continuously robbing her of any relationship outside of him. Anytime she would fall in love, he would kill them.

To me, I don't find their relationship sweet because even when they are having their "sweet" moments, it just reminds me of how abusers will apologize and promise to be better. But Klaus never really does better by Rebekah. They just stop being in each others lives. Klaus exiles Rebekah because of the one time she actually tried to defend herself. Then he only calls her back when he needs her to take care of Hope. Once again, we only see them interact when Klaus needs Rebekah to offer herself up to Esther. He compels Marcel to kill her witch body, forcing her back into her vampire body. Then they have brief sweet moments when Rebekah is in and out of their lives until he dies. He doesn't even contact her when he is on a bender for years.

At the very end he "gets" her the cure, although it is not his to offer or promise. Rebekah had the same ability to get it from Elena and Damon. It was just a way to "fix" their relationship without putting in any effort. He never really feels remorse for putting her through hell for a thousand years. Rebekah stated she never got a chance to live and it is because of Klaus.

I get that Claire was out of the show for most of TO which prevented them from repairing their relationships, but given how little effort the writers put into Klaus' familial relationships, I don't think it would have made a difference.

Klaus and Freya

Klaus didn't trust Freya in the beginning and I don't fully blame him for it. But his abuse to her didn't just end with him killing her and tormenting her over her dead unborn child. For most of their relationship, he only spoke to her when he needed a witch or a babysitter. The shift in their relationship comes out of nowhere and is essentially just Freya moving on from the abuse and Klaus continuing to undermine her without apologizing for anything.

They, like with Rebekah, have moments of tenderness from Klaus, but they are few and far between. For the most part, they either don't interact, or when they do Klaus is usually demanding and rude. Freya at least stands up to him more, but it does little to change Klaus' attitude.

I also feel like Klaus just uses the same line with all of his siblings. You have the "You are my sister" moment with Freya which mirrors the "You are a Mikaelson" moment with Kol. He is essentially dismissing their complaints about his abuse because they are family and he loves them. He's all words but no follow through. He promises that family means everything to him but has a thousand years of evidence to say the opposite. I wish Freya had remained more like season 2 Freya with Klaus. The Mikaelsons desperately needed an older sibling to actually protect them against Klaus. Freya would be perfect for this since their relationship started off so bad and she didn't have history with him. Freya initially was, but the writers couldn't let anyone stay mad at Klaus for too long, lest they actually have to hold him accountable for things.

My problem with Klaus and his family or really any relationship, we are told to like their bond more than shown why we should. The only person we see him spend extended amount of time with is Cami. Everyone else he just seems to use and they love him for some reason. But we don't really see him treat them well or earn that love. He just gets unconditional love from his family, which is ironic considering how much he complains about not having that.

Freya naming her son after Klaus was so much fanservice. She clearly would have named her son Finn, you know the brother she had missed for a thousand years and that died protecting her. Even Klaus helping Elijah walk Freya down the aisle was just because the writers had to center Klaus in everything. But he was not the logical choice for that. Throughout the show, we see Elijah and Freya bonding over the hardships of family in a way we don't see with Klaus and Freya.

All of this to say, the writers really failed to develop Klaus' relationships with nearly every character in the show. They used his abusive behavior toward his sisters as the punchline of the joke half of the time. But because the writers throw in a couple of sweet lines, the fandom pretends that Klaus and his sisters were actually close.

Klaus had the ability to be close with his sister and probably had a lot in common with each of them. The writers just cared more about ratings and drama than to center a show about family around the actual family.

Thanks for the ask! Sorry, I kind of went on a rant.

[my-jokes-are-my-armour]

Doing the maths

Question : How many episodes have Anya paid in ?

Joey : 24

Freya : 15 (counted the 2 first seasons only, minus one episode that was the debate after 😅)

Anya : confused

Anya : Joey was right

Joey : thanks

But Freya is like : wait a minute...

And she was right, Anya wasn't in the first episode of S1 😅. The answer is 23 hehe.

[iamsanscha]

Finally finished this sucker! Actually no. I’m not done at all. I was lying to myself and to you. Sorry!✨

Angsty Freya completely inspired by the story “Familiar” by MillieMay on AO3!

I couldn’t find a good reference for her tattoos towards her chest/shoulder area so I improvised.

[felrend]

You’re safe

[magnetic-rose]

i actually think aeducan is the perfect warden to spare loghain because they also murdered a royal (their brother at that!) and caused civil unrest in their kingdom due to their actions.

and in the case of freya, she was so blinded by her own arrogance and paranoia that she killed trian with glee. she killed him thoughtlessly. at least loghain understood the gravity of what he was doing. at least he did it for a cause and not for his own ego.

[marune2]

Hyde: holy shit He beat‘s the shi€ out of him make him stop!?

Kuro:Nobody can stop him from this…..but they get what they deserve

Idol:I did know he can do it I want to fight him somehow

Freya: let’s just wait Mahiru can do it

Hug: they deserve it really hope Mahiru kill’s him….

Lili:ha ha ha……

Jeje:………..

The Servamp’s just see how Mahiru beats the shit out of Germain whit a shoe and scream at them to believe and be a good person and do he’s „Mahiru“ stuff and Germain try to say something to be beaten to shi€