#outlander s4

[atomsmoon]

Watching Outlander s4

Spoiler ish

ROGER IS NOT WORTH THE HASSLE. LET HIM ROT IN HELL ALREADY. WHAT THE FUCK

[avasetocallmyown]

𝟭𝘅𝟭𝟲 || 𝟰𝘅𝟬𝟯 || 𝟲𝘅𝟬𝟲 || 𝟳𝘅𝟬𝟳

[betweenthescenes]

Can hardly believe it’s been 5 years since this magical night, at the S4 Premier in Savannah, GA! @jonesmle and I had a great view from our 3rd row seats and Sam and Cait sat right in front of us on stage! I was lucky to capture this moment when Sam waited for Cait before leaving the stage. 💕

[thefrsers]

OUTLANDER| 4.01 -“AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL”

[simatomica]

The Duke and the Duchess

@midnightsquartz

[winnie-the-monster]

[dearestkei]

TWDG/ F&H AU. Fear & Hunger is a horror dungeon crawler/ survival/ RPG maker in a dark medieval fantasy setting. It is a cruel game towards those in the story and the player.

Louis as the Mercenary Violet as the Knight James as the Dark Priest Clem as the Outlander

[bsd-verse]

Okay so I have a new theory of Fyo's ability, hints specifically coming from chapter 107 and the Dead Apple, and I feel like it's better than my previous one (in terms of making sense) and which might be connected to what I'm going to explain. By the way, I'm not exactly sure if it's been said by another person, so feel free to tell me if this was made before.

❗️Spoiler warning in case.

So looking through the last panel of the newest chapter, we are soon to learn about what Fyodor's ability is or maybe his backstory. The fandom has been coming up with many different theories about his own. And now that we might get an answer finally, let's firstly take a look at this panel.

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We see Fyodor kind of pissed off in the first one, and later on Sigma says that his ability can activate via touching which we already know, so he asks what his ability is and after a second of studying him, he asks what he is. Interesting enough, to be honest a question I wasn't waiting for. So this leads to my new theory of,

What if Fyodor is half an ability?

Sigma didn't ask who he was, rather asked what he was. As you see, Sigma is created by the book and him asking this was intriguing. Maybe he sensed something about him.

My reasonings as why I think that, in my first theory (which I've tagged in the beginning) I talked about what his possible ability is and why he wants to get rid of ability users. Let's sum it up shortly, so according to my thinking, Fyodor's ability works like the name of it, he only can kill people and perhaps animals, which is a crime, and for the punishment part, he shows how terrible abilities and ability users can be. But he can't kill gifted people like him, I mean the other ability users. So in order to God to erase his sins, he has to get rid of everyone who has one, and even including himself. But with chapter 107's dropping, I feel like it'd slightly -maybe- make sense.

We see in Dead Apple that unlike some others, Fyodor's ability doesn't even fight with him nor he is like others. It's pretty chill and also finishes Fyodor's sentences as well.

And then he becomes one with his ability, as if it was his whole personality, his own self. It's like, as he said, his one self is crime and the other one is punishment. But why wouldn't it affect him? Maybe, it's because he has the whole control of it, perhaps because he isn't human or just halfly, it might be because that's what he is. His crime self can kill whoever he wants, apart from the ability users, and he might have another side as well. He is very smart, manipulative, can show these off to others. That can explain why he didn't get to do anything in Shibusawa's fog. He didn't need to fight himself, if he is half ability and has fully aware of it.

And let's say if it's correct, what would happen if Dazai touched him? I don't know if they ever had a physical contact but maybe? Would it create a singularity? Or maybe that's what Fyodor actually is? There are many questions for that tbh.

Anyways, that was all it. What are your thoughts? Share them with me!

[mapleymood]

the last of the summer vibes

[immobiliter]

i think the thing with jamie though, in all seriousness, is that he's super flexible in terms of setting? the first season of outlander is based in mid 1700s scotland, the second season is based in pre-revolutionary paris, the third season is based in the mid 1700s caribbean ( and i have and will continue to be flexible with that so that he can meet all the pirates ), and anything from s4 onwards fits the revolutionary america era. the show/books are just huge in their historical scope, and the nature of jamie starting in the clan culture of highland scotland (which aligns perfectly with any medieval/fantasy setting), and then shifting to the colonial and seafaring scope of the caribbean and america just means that i have so much space to play around in? so who needs canon compliance/diana putting her characters through unnecessary sexual trauma when you have such a big playground

[avasetocallmyown]

jamie + claire = home

[scullys-scalpel]

What's a good show to watch this week while I'm on vacation?

[simatomica]

Sunday morning stroll

@midnightsquartz

[winnie-the-monster]

[atomsmoon]

Lord John Gray my beloved

Happy pride month to him