#hex icons

[youre-dreaming-302]

The Hex girls (1999)

[stardaiyamondo]

๑ ⿴ 🌶️ ⸝⸝ RED characters ⸻ . ࣪   . 　⊰⁠⊹ฺ

[starryneitz]

Pennsylvania Dutch Miku is taking you to the Holy Grail of her cuisine and if you don't hurry you'll have to wait in line for a seat for an hour!!! All you can eat scrapple, shoofly pie (if it ain't wet bottom it ain't dutch), apple butter, whoopie pies, fausnachts, pot pie, and more! All with the only spice being salt! Come on, hurry!!!!

[soluners]

faz icon da thorn de hex girls

ㅤㅤ ㅤ💬 sani's new message : thorn icons!

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[pridebicons]

transfem hex maniac pride icons

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[fannedandflawless]

Snape in Staff Meetings

Takes notes.

Writes nothing.

Judges everyone.

Leaves early.

No one questions it.

[vicknanda]

[sassycc8]

Has anyone else realized how Caitvi is literally a (much better, much hotter, god I love lesbians) reincarnation of Klance. Like-

Lance/Caitlyn: sharpshooter, high-brow, classy

Keith/Vi: emo, closed off, punch-first-think-later, emotional support iconic jacket

and I don’t think I need to mention the colors.

Just… something that occurred to me

[crappyheadcanons]

@paint-bucket-prince64-lol

Nonbinary butch lesbian Rika and Lesbian Hex Maniac from Pokemon.

[digi-gi]

[cratoons]

Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated, S02E18 — Dance of the Undead.

[m1ssingirl]

𝐒𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐌𝐜𝐊𝐧𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 (𝐓𝐡𝐨𝐫𝐧)

Scooby-Doo! and the Witch’s Ghost (1999)

“Hit it sisters!”

[battampria]

BOYPRINCESS AND GIRLPRINCE ICONS

STOP THIS WAS THE QUICKEST IVE DONE SOMETHING.. there are too many ppl i like who would fit this (both headcanon and love wise) but i gotta limit myself 💔 added rin penrose here because shes literally a girlprince LOLL

flags by @theadorableundead! the flags are linked here.

f2u w/ credit

[tribricies]

ICONS HEX GIRLS

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[fannedandflawless]

What Snape Packs for a Day at Hogwarts

(His essentials, emotionally and practically.)

Inside Snape’s Bag:

Wand (obviously)

Extra quills (for snapping in rage)

One (1) Emotional Wall

Half-read letter from Dumbledore

Emergency sarcasm

Old grudge. Still valid.

[gingermintpepper]

Little idle thought I've been having recently but I think Cyparissus' story is very important for characterising Apollo and Apollo's love. It's so easy to think of love and loss as two ends of a spectrum, likewise, so often, death is seen as an ultimate and tragic end in love stories - something final and inescapably tragic, the only force that halts love by separating the lovers.

Cyparissus' story is... not that. Yes, the deer dies and one can conclude then that death is once more at the heart of separating two lovers, but I think Cyparissus specifically requesting to die, specifically begging Apollo to let him grieve forever even after Apollo has done his best to help Cyparissus move on from the accident and Apollo letting him is a powerful thing.

Because Apollo not only puts Cyparissus' wishes over his own, he's also able to see past his own building grief to immortalise Cyparissus in such a way that both grants him his wish and allows other people to glorify Cyparissus as well! And I think such a beautiful thing is something criminally overlooked!

It's become something of a joke that 'all Apollo's lovers turn into plants' but from a functional perspective, flowers are the most brilliant way to keep the spirit of a beloved thing alive. Flowers are like stars - as long as there are humans, humans will always contemplate the nature of flowers and as the god of poetry and song, Apollo creating opportunities for his beloved mortals to be remembered eternally even if they never seized glory in the traditional way is such an intimate and beautiful thing. Even then, Cyparissus is elevated to a similar status as Daphne with Apollo's actions - not merely a plant or flower but one that specifically symbolises him, one that is extremely fragrant and beloved by him. Just as Daphne's laurels were synonymous with glory and victory, Cyparissus' cypress became a emblematic of grief and remembrance. Even today, thousands of years later, people still view cypress trees as mourning trees and plant them in cemeteries and use the ash in incense burnt in remembrance of others. How's that for Apollo keeping his word.