#protective isaac

[skulandcrossbones]

[harbingersecho]

READY AIM FIRE

[nowritingonthewall]

I’m sorry 🥺

[daphneblakess]

hello white fandom blogger. before you stands an attractive brown man. you have one post to express your attraction to him in a way that's fucking normal. otherwise this car battery will fall onto your skull killing you instantly

[mifithemuffin]

THEM in more decent quality at last!!!!!

[chilliesillie]

oh im bawling this is so isaac

[decisivelyindecisivelibra]

[d-1hater]

How Spider-Man Across the Spiderverse got me right now

[littleoceanbabe]

if next weeks episode doesn’t have isaac beating the shit out of some homophobe after he and colin are awkward and tense around each other for a bit then i don’t fucking want it

[beevean]

I'll be honest: going from the Sonic fandom, when fans frequently and eagerly mix up games and "adaptations" that are often Sonic in all but name and fight to see them as canon no matter how much they screw up the timeline or the characters, to people like this in the CV fandom that reject prequels written by people who worked on the main series (I'll let you pass the MF manga, but Prelude to Revenge was written by Ayami Kojima, who's pretty much the characters' co-creator, and sold as promo material along with the OST of the game), fills me with very confusing feelings.

Not that I trust the opinion of someone who apparently read the mangas and believes that "it still results in Isaac being a one note villain". lol. Kojima couldn't have been clearer about the tragedy of Isaac's loss of sanity, and even Kou Sasakura put a lot of emphasis on Isaac's inferiority complex that makes him obsessed with Hector. Just because Isaac is still his fabulous self by CoD doesn't mean they don't add a tridimensionality to his character.

(also even without his background Isaac is infinitely more entertaining than that whiny pretentious prick and i would have paid money to see him kill people with a smile on his face instead of waxing fake deep quotes about insanity <3)

[many-gay-magpies]

isaac lahey is like charles rowland if he wasn't afraid of his anger. isaac lahey is like charles rowland; afraid, but of the world rather than of himself. they are like each other, scared and abused and alone, until something happened to them that saved them from it—saved them, and yet robbed them of any chance they might have had at a normal life.

[arthursfuckinghat]

Jack, Arthur and Weetabix 𑁦𐂂𑁦 Horseshoe Overlook

[jamiesfootball]

WAIT i just had another idea. jamie STARTS as a hitting apprentice to roy, but slowly comes to realize - and roy comes to realize - it's more upsetting to him than it is satisfying to do that job, and then they SWITCH him to hacking. which maybe they did or didn't have a dedicated hacker before and they were just making do, or maybe it was nate and he (temporarily) switched sides, or whatever. but maybe like jamie's injured for a minute and has to sit out hitting, and roy's doing that for a job, and then some kind of hackery shit needs to happen that whoever's doing that at the moment - beard? ted even trying it would be an unprecedented disaster, we know - doesn't know how to do or isn't doing the Best Way, and jamie just steps in (vaguely loopy on pain killers) and just. Does it. Perfectly. mumbling some jargony bullshit in fucking mancunian that no one can understand only half because of the mumbling and the accent. and they're all like okay jamie. congratulations on your new position. and he resists it at first because he doesn't think he fits the Archetype or whatever for a hacker, but like. he likes it and he's good at it, and it brings the team together so well to have him as The Guy In The Chair TM. and that's their "go through me" total football moment.

Homie I am sitting across from you and leaning in very closely and taking your face gently in my hands-

Because this implies, somewhere along the lines, that Jamie’s two-bit crime fixer dad pushed his kid into becoming a hitter.

He probably knew a guy who needed extra muscle in a pinch and offered up his son. His son who was athletic, who was on the football team and doing well at it, so he had a bit of muscle on him. It was just supposed to be to fill a gap, look intimidating a for a few hours and earn your dad a couple hundred pounds, what’s the problem, not like you can’t take a hit, can’t you?

And it didn’t matter that Jamie didn’t want to do it, cause his dad never listened to him anyways. Not when he was warning him ‘you know those messages ain’t just your phones anymore, the companies back em up so the police can search em’. Not when he tried to explain ‘no you ain’t got stick somebody up in an alley anymore, see I’ve got the skimmer you can just hit the ATM’. And definitely not when he said ‘they got CCTV everywhere now, you gotta be more careful’

And then James got arrested. And he took the fall for a crime boss that promised to do right by him but didn’t. And then, well, wasn’t anyone looking out for Jamie, and he had a book full of contacts his dad left behind, and a fucking reputation for all the goon work he’d done, and he’d only ever been good for one thing anyways, and that was the only thing he’d ever gotten paid to do so-

He became a hitter. And a fucking good one too. Simple as that.

[jasonisaacs]

ohhhh my god i haven’t seen this bts footage before

[piecesofchess]

Phule and Able get along very well in my AU, considering they are both emotional clockworks who feel alienated from the rest of their kind.

[sarcastic-nerd]

you know the scene where Nick comes out to Imogen and before they go upstairs he looks at each of their supportive friends (which gave me the absolute chills) and then he finally looks at Charlie;

everyone keeps saying isn't it cute how he looks at Charlie for comfort, which yes it is cute but i think that yes Nick is scared of coming out but he's looking at the reason why it is so fucking worth it