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leelarots · 1 month ago

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im stealing this headcanon. Im stealing it its mine /j

I love this. i love every part of this. some part of him maybe holds on to an irrational hope about it, sometimes he stares into it while sat at his desk and can almost see shapes within but he always snaps out of it... he doesn't stare at it on purpose, but his eye is drawn there when he reminisces about the past, which he does often now that missy is in the vault below oughghgh

the photos are of loved ones he has lost, but he has no photos of millennia in life because all he can remember is her inside the snowglobe

Have I told you guys about my hc for the glass globe on the twelfth doctor desk. to me it's the one the toymaker trapped millennia in during the events of divided loyalties. When the doctor got away he brought the empty snow globe with him in the tardis. There's no reason to think he didn't keep it with him, as sentimental as he is. Am I gonna make everything about academy era? I sure as hell am. Especially when I already have an hc where he kept the snowglobe, this is just confirming my crazy thoughts

#continue to make everything about the academy era thank yuo #doctor who academy era #millennia brightshore #divided loyalties #hp's for later stuff

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bluemoon-golden · 6 months ago

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Thing is, I can't decide if Bad is extremely lucky or unlucky:

from a story perspective, accidentally killing 3 players (one of them twice) kinda sucks and you have to build a narrative around it that is satisfying for all parties involved and helps move on from the fact it may feel unfair to lose a life like that

but from a game perspective, getting that many one shots and that many crits is actually very good. If you look at Minecraft as a game where you should kill stuff before it kills you, one shots and crits that hurt more than they should is super desirable. That last hit against Tango in particular is something you want against scaled up mobs, it's the kind of bug that can help you survive longer.

Against any other targets, Bad would be the luckiest guy on the server

#esp considering that pcs shouldn't take that many hp from other pcs #bbh is a statistical anomaly who gets the best hits in the worst possible situations #the realm smp #badboyhalo #there was other stuff i wanted to say but my brain is mush atm so I'll add more later if it comes back #mine

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leelarots · 3 months ago

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thank youuu!!!!

yk something I haven't brought up in yonks but is still true—you can ask me to draw things if you're my moot. I'm not talking about complicated specific poses and scenes, but if you want me to draw a character of yours I Will. you can do that. prommy

#hp's for later stuff

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greenerteacups · 10 months ago

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Fair warning: I don't think this is going to be a question, just a few post-latest chapter thoughts haphazardly stacked together under a trenchcoat.

Thank you for this chapter. It made my day to read something almost fluffy (I don't think anything in LH can be called purely fluff, and that's a good thing because fluff is best when it is padding for the plot, and that's what this chapter was).

LH Book 5 has been the beginning of payoff for the Dramione slow burn, and while that is immensely satisfying, it also means there are less milestones to look forward to. I don't know if this was an intentional decision, but I love how you started seeding in another slow burn that has kept us equally invested: the Black family drama.

I love reading anything that does the dysfunctional family dynamic well, and seeing Draco getting old enough to identify it clearly, have questions, testing his boundaries, fighting back against what he's been told to accept, has all been immensely satisfying as someone who has gone through this myself. Your depiction of the Black family dynamics has been /chef's kiss/. * spoiler for chapter 70 * when Draco witnesses his cousins casually throwing information his way, what I wanted was for one of the adults to see how much he needed that information, that connection, and give it to him. My god ❤️ You have written a lonely boy craving family so well.

Back to the Dramione of it all (and this might be a question), I love how Harry chose to approach the contained chaos waiting to unravel around him and just bluntly told Draco what he did. Question: do you think this is something Canon Harry would have done in this instance? Was there a choice to change anything in your characterisation of Harry (with respect to Canon) that resulted in this wonderful, blunt, more-mature-than-many-adults-who-can't-even-identify-their-needs version of Harry?

If not, what canon Harry actions/traits do you think would point to him acting this way?

Thank you! This is a beautiful and very kind trench coat, and I am luxuriating in it.

I will answer your question while continuing to luxuriate: I don't think canon Harry would ever confront his friends about an emotional problem, mostly because because he never does. Hermione and Ron, the two people he's most comfortable with in the world, are feuding for most of HBP, and while he does have a few "can't you guys just get along?" type-outbursts, he doesn't really sit down and ask "hey, what's going on with you? How can I help?" because canon!Harry is, as you might expect for a 15-year-old boy, better at ignoring his problems than solving them. (I also think there's an ingredient of conflict-avoidance in there from his upbringing with the Dursleys, but I'll be the first to admit that's mostly headcanon.)

My Harry is a bit softer — in part because that's just how I prefer my Harry, my favorite scenes with him are those where he's showing tenderness for things other people have neglected. This is the best of him, and this is the core of him, in my opinion. Canon Harry has this marvelous capacity for empathy, and when he chooses to use it, it's kind of astonishing how capable he is of resisting prejudice and caring for people. He's fiercely loyal in defending Hagrid, always. He makes a point of freeing Dobby, who's just spent a book trying to maim him. He refuses to let Sirius kill Pettigrew, even knowing that Pettigrew betrayed his parents ("My dad wouldn't want you to" — sweet boy, you mean you don't want them to, and you understand on some level that's the only thing you can say that will stop them.) He saves Gabrielle Delacour, because even if she would have been safe in the end, he's not leaving a little girl at the bottom of a fucking lake. He reads the Half-Blood Prince's handwriting — Snape's handwriting — and thinks: "I bet he's someone like me." On the basis of handwriting, he empathizes with this person! Harry is constantly trying to save people, and he doesn't ever really tell us why. And we'll never know why canon!Harry does that, consciously or subconsciously, but I have to imagine that every time Harry looks at someone in pain, he sees a lonely kid stuck under a staircase, and he thinks not fucking today.