#him (and unexpected for her)

[andstuffsketches]

vanity

[runawayjay]

neil canonically uses his mother’s British accent when he’s traveling overseas so can we imagine maybe a group trip with either the monsters or maybe all the foxes (or maybe just him an andrew, if andrew consented to the long plane ride in any of these scenarios) and neil just slips into a fucking accent none of the foxes have ever heard him use before, and he does it like its his natural accent and not put-on at all.

i cant decide which is better: neil doing it on purpose just to see their faces or him doing it on accident and being confused by their faces.

[tuinendraws]

A while ago there was going around an art challenge where you draw your favourite Fire Emblem character of each letter of the alphabet. Figured I'd give it a shot, let's see if I can finish this. Here's ABC.

[yellenasbelova]

2.08 | 3.04

[egophiliac]

new chapter 7 installment dropped how we feelin????

YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND

THAT'S HIS DAD

[catmask]

my sister texted me smthing going on at home thats making me sad but im trying not to think about it and stay whimsical. its fursona friday..... its fursona feidayyyy...

[jubileedeeznuts-posting]

performance of a lifetime

[maddieandangel]

Consider: character-exclusive trinkets.

[mrs-gauche]

I beat Veilguard.

It's 4am. I'm a mess. I'm in tears.

[revivisection]

my boyfriend who i hate and my bffsie who has never done anything wrong ever

[leaveharmony]

When I tell you I would have rioted if she hadn't asked him

[momentomori24]

I really hope people haven't forgotten that Grace is actually pretty smart and helpful during class trials. Like this woman spent half the time brain dead from getting zapped (a third time) and then woke up to drive the trial forward along with Wolfgang and Damon. She was the one who guided us to the answer of how Cara was killed through the bucket mechanism, and was even the reason we realised there was a mechanism used for the murder at all. She's very much capable of coming up with logical deductions on the spot and actually be correct, as well as remain relatively calm and composed while doing so.

When she immediately latches on to the first person with even a crumb of a chance to be the killer, when she disrupts the investigation by unintentionally hiding potential clues, when she immediately resorts to hostility over being suspected herself and allows that grudge to cloud her judgement later-- that's not her at her A-Game, nor is that her just being stupid. That's her reasoning being shaken by grief. Her erratic behaviour during Chapter 1's trial contradicts her behaviour during Chapter 0's trial, and that's because this time the victim isn't a lifeless doll based on a person she's never met and has no connection to; the victim this time is the man she's grown the closest to, the first person in our group she met and someone she allowed herself to be vulnerable with in a way she wouldn't be with anyone else. The one to give her hope in her moment of paralysis induced by her near death experience and the only one to actually reach out to her in a way she'd actually reach back. The person she thought was vulnerable, unable to leave his bed, and who she had to find dead after walking out the door and leaving him behind despite it all. She's not stupid or incapable of making rational deductions, nor is she bad at making sound arguments or reasonable accusations-- she's literally just guilt-ridden and grieving.

[shallowseeker]

Samwena set itself up early.

Not only will we see mutual marital jokes when Rowena is prisoner in season 10, but the scene right after the family diner meeting is this one:

Yes. I am positing that the pillow and sleeping-bag lighting on that side is Sam.

Also her phone is not on her night stand

It's

"It's Sam."

hmmm

[scribz-ag24]

got this question in strawpage and it genuinely left me thinking for a while

its essentially impossible to come up with stuff for these two without leaving speculation to go straight into headcanon territory, but it's especially hard to me to think what would make Celebi appealing to a specific character, because she gets so little to do in the game...

My best bet would be that, much like with grovyle, he would also admire celebi's strenght, resilience and unwavering will? I think she could light up his days the same way she does grovyle's. I do wish we had anything more than celebi calling him a "coward" in a very specific context. You can barely argue that adjective has any deeper meaning when dusknoir's plan is literally hide behind grovyle's corpse to surprise hero and partner, the "coward" feels too apt for the situation to go much deeper.

(We dont even get to see why Grovyle likes her in the game, we see them after they've become inseparable, and thats only really apparent in se5, bc in the main story grovyle just says shes a bit weird and celebi teases him sometimes. i wish we had more clues of how they behaved in regular environments)

tbh my fav thing for them is having them separated and only coming together because of grovyle. they both revolve around him, so they find common ground in it, and their love for him is what pushes them to open up to each other. it's what makes the most sense to me considering that dusknoir does not even verbally acknowledge her in the main story. id say itd be suspicious if it wasnt bc of 2000s misogynistic writing.

[clumsypuppy]

Was nobody gonna warn me that I would fall a little bit in love with every character in Stardew

[chamerionwrites]

Unrelatedly, if Flint had been as good a weird surrogate father figure to Billy as he was to Eleanor it would’ve solved SO many problems