#gilbert and harvey

[kittiwittebane]

Heyyyy! So y’all, I am in the midst of writing a small Huntlow story (idk if it’ll be a oneshot or two shot or whatever to story works 😂) and it is a babysitting AU.

Won’t spoil it but basically Hunter is babysitting and the one he’s baby sittings cousin is like.. wow.

So yeah. What do y’all think of it? Should I write it??

[agrebel18]

Last night I felt SUPER CREATIVE for no reason lol, but I love my children from the angsty owl show so it doesn’t matter 💖💖💞💞 

[image description: 2 traditional colored drawings. The first one is a drawing of Willow from The Owl House, and she’s wearing her Halloween costume from season 3. She is hugging her dad that got turned into a puppet, and she is tearing up with her eyes closed. 

The second one is a drawing of Hunter and Luz from The Owl House, and they are both wearing their casual outfits from season 3, with the addition of both of them wearing bisexual pins on their shirts. On the left, Hunter is grinning while tearing up with his eyes closed. Right next to him is Luz laughing with her eyes closed, and her arms are crossed. In the background, there is a brown closet behind them. END DESCRIPTION] 

[turquoisespace35]

Belos only knew salt as a seasoning

[panicawa]

Chosen family

[findmeinthefallair]

but then you have

Hunter and Vee who we have seen flinching a number of times onscreen, who still need time to get used to receiving affection

[smallpapers]

Omg very real deleted scene from Watching and Dreaming!!

(Inspired by @turquoisespace35 post)

[puppyeared]

id fumble him so bad

[bigtopcheezborger]

has anyone done this yet

[misticfog]

Regarding recently seen discussions about Harvey's reaction to Willow dating Hunter:

Bonus:

[shrugsinchinese]

Reunion Comic (unfinished, ran out of steam), I hope we see the parents next episode :’))))

[danidrawsstuff]

take a wild guess as to who im trying to bang in stardew go on

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[dropoutdottv]

🚨A new episode of Um, Actually launches today on Dropout at 7PM ET / 4PM PT!

Featuring host Ify Nwadiwe, fact checker Brian David Gilbert, and Jonah Ray Rodrigues, Milana Vayntrub, and Harvey Guillén. And the category is: horror!

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[turquoisespace35]

Welcome to game nights headcanon

[pdalicedraws]

Because we only saw Gilbert, and Willow ran up to him asking “dad, have you seen poppa???” I want to believe that Harvey’s hiding out somewhere… but then bc I’m me I had to make it sad. 

[thousand-winters]

Something I love about TOH is how it lets adults be wrong and make mistakes and be whole messes that do not have their shit together because... yeah, that's just life. Adults aren't so put together as one believes when they're a child, and of course they can act rashly and fuck up because of their emotions and generally experience the entire spectrum of human emotion.

It would be lovely if the fandom would be less racist about it tho.

It keeps driving me mad to think about because with characters of color, one mistake is taken and generalized as their entire behavior despite having proof that it was a one time thing, a extreme born out of emotion or after many things have happened, while for white characters it's well understood it was a one time instance.

Nobody took Eda's "I'm going to break every bone of your body" toward King (who, mind you, is like 8yo and the kid she raised since he was a baby) seriously, nor said "Eda totally threatens King with bodily harm every time she's angry". It wasn't a serious threat, King wasn't bothered by her because he knew that, and the world kept spinning, nobody made a bigger deal of that than it had to be, despite the fact that it's objectively a horrible thing to say to your kid.

Nobody said either "every time Eda is feeling unneeded, she avoids talking to her kids and ignores them for days and then attempts murder-suicide on the name of good", although the avoidance aspect of it at least IS more in tune with her general lack of coping mechanisms.

Now, Camila making Luz go to camp? Suddenly she was the devil and evil, and Eda should take full custody of Luz, despite the fact Camila was shown as gentle and loving since moment one, and your kid endangering other kids by bringing live snakes and fireworks to school is objectively something alarming that can't be swept under the rug. There was no point at which Camila was depicted as anything but loving and concerned, even during Grom, Luz's fear was about hurting Camila rather than Camila hurting her and yet people insisted she was abusive until Thanks to Them.

Even after Yesterday's Lie. I mean, Luz is 14. I don't know about you, but if I had a kid known for being a bit careless and reckless and act first before thinking, I would be worried sick knowing she's in a land where half the things alive try to eat you and it's also ruled by a genocidal emperor. Hell, even if my kid wasn't reckless, I would be clawing at the walls about it. Camila wasn't being evil for wanting Luz to stay by her side, especially since they only had each other.

Then, of course, there's Darius.

I'm so sick of people being condescending to people who like Dadrius, even in art posts, all like "guys, but don't forget Darius was shitty to Hunter for years", because it's exactly what I'm talking about of taking one event and extrapolating it toward his entire behavior despite the fact the information we have been provided indicates that was a one time thing. Not only we have the Palisman Logs that confirm Darius usually didn't pay attention to Hunter, which, mind you, isn't a crime because he had no responsibility over Hunter and everyone thought Hunter was being treated well by Belos, but we also have the hint of Darius reacting so viciously because of Hunter sewing the Golden Guard's sigil on his cloak and reminding him of his mentor, which is not something that happened every thursday.

I know everyone understands actions born out of emotion in adults, no matter how wrong they are, because of Eda and even some of the other adults who objectively speaking did way worse in the matter of mistakes toward their children, like Gwen or Alador. Yet, people keep refusing to believe that Darius only did that once but nobody ever says "yes, here are the examples and clues that he was this way for years" (because they do not exist) and just keep repeating that he did or that he has the vibes of someone who did (bestie, that's just racism).

It's so strange because Hunter is not stupid. He knew to be on guard of Kikimora and Kikimora was always shitty to him. He can take a clue, he's not a baby. He refused to accept the help of the Owl Fam and the Hexsquad for a good while because they were "the enemy" and in his head he had the idea that he shouldn't trust them even if he wanted to. Hunter's behavior is affected deeply by Belos' abuse, but he wasn't reacting to everyone in the way he did to Belos, excusing their behavior and generally letting them all walk all over him.

If Darius really had picked on him for years, he wouldn't have been so quick to trust him after Any Sport in a Storm, and we got a bunch of little mentions and hints that point to how their bond started to grow behind curtains, which would be really weird if Darius had always been an overly hostile presence in Hunter's life before. Can you imagine him being all chill with Kikimora if she had hypothetically went "oh, well, I guess I was wrong for trying to murder you"? Hell no.

Even Perry and the Parks didn't got spared from this.

Of course their reactions to their kids getting expelled could have been more graceful, but they were evidently not thinking super clearly at the moment and every other moment we've seen them with their kids, they have been loving and supportive. Hell, even in that same episode we saw how the Parks were, if anything, more concerned about Willow's education to the point they were willing to change their whole life to be able to stay to homeschool her.

Adults make mistakes. People make mistakes.

Stop acting like people of color can't make mistakes without being the epitome of evil.