#saaaam!! :>

[averydeadshootingstar]

HIIIIII HOW ARE YOU? :333

HOLAHOLA :33

IM OKAY I THINK, doing my homework while i listen to the loml (david bowie) :DD

WBU??

[captainsparklefingers]

The relationship between Aelwyn and Adine has come so far, and still feels very much like two sisters who used to be rivals/enemies. They're navigating funky waters and it's great. I totally understand the reasons why Aelwyn can't live at Mordred Manor, though. It's fucked up, but very understandable.

But also THE TEN CATS. HECTOR.

As someone who has, unfortunately, become intimately familiar with the smell of cat pee, that apartment sounds like an absolute nightmare. The fact that she specifically doesn't want Fabian to see it too?

Aelwyn isn't just a bitch who I love so much. She's an absolutely relatable mess of a person. And I love her so much.

[i-hear-a-sound]

like to charge reblog to cast. accord come home

[veetowervaporwave]

I don't think Val is jealous because of Vox's feelings for Alastor, in the sense that he doesn't feel threatened.

However, it does kind of annoy him the way Alastor can command all of Vox's attention just by existing, when Val needs to make a huge scene.

And yes, it's fun to have Vox all hot and bothered (and HOT!!) over Alastor (because Vox is a fake bitch and there's not a lot of things that make him show his real emotions, especially publically. And it's. Exhilarating). But it quickly gets old when he makes you sit through the fifth meeting this week about what to do with Alastor and blah blah blah it's sooooo lame

At least that recording of Alastor getting his ass kicked by Adam always gets Vox in the mood so there are some benefits I guess :/

[secretarysong]

on my 6th attempt at importing eve into mikumikudance... FAIL!!!!!!!!!!! at least gmod's here though

[layla-keating]

JORDAN BAKER & LAYLA KEATING ALL AMERICAN | 6.11 "The Next Episode"

[laufire]

batman and catwoman have a primal kink thing going on so when she commits a crime and he chases her it's fine, it goes against his supposed motivation (stopping things like what happened to his parents) but I forgive him, it's CLEARLY a sex thing. but when any other superhero of that calibre troubles themselves with her it's just like. seriously?? a JEWEL thief?? aren't earthquakes happening right now, somewhere, at this very second, superman? is this really the best target for your brainwashing powers, zatanna? how about we leave that shit to actual law enforcement and focus on supervillains beyond their scope, natural disaster relief, minimising systemic issues, and preventable violence?

[of-mushrooms-and-men]

Want to have a jacket or hoodie of his so i can either tell people its his when they say its cool or to have as a comfort from afar as itll smell like him.

[panevanbuckley]

genuinely think that was the best episode of max's podcast so far

[poorlittleyaoyao]

In a way, Qin Su's a lot like Lady Macduff. Lady Macduff also only exists for one brief scene before being viciously murdered for the sole purpose of harming her husband--both in-universe (Macbeth orders Macduff's family killed in retribution for Macduff rebelling against him) and narratively (guilt and grief over the loss of his family motivates Macduff to kill Macbeth). We know next to nothing about Lady Macduff, but she has so much PERSONALITY in those few minutes that she leaves an impact on the audience.

Qin Su also only exists for one brief scene, and also dies for the sole purpose of harming her husband both in-universe (Nie Huaisang may not have set out intending to kill her, but he sure didn't object to it) and narratively (Qin Su is but one entry in Jin Guangyao's List Of Crimes that doubles as a List Of Personal Tragedies), and also makes a lasting impact, except! Except.

Whereas we know more about Qin Su's backstory and her relationship with Jin Guangyao than we do about Lady Macduff's backstory and relationship with Macduff (Qin Su has her own name, for starters!), Lady Macduff's fridging pans out in the more traditional sense. Macduff's reaction to her death is the emotional centerpiece of the scene in which it occurs and is one of the most impactful moments of the entire play, even though the play is called Macbeth and Macduff himself appears in only two scenes beforehand. His handful of appearances after this moment are all about his now deeply personal hatred of Macbeth. ("If thou be'st slain and with no stroke of mine, my wife and children's ghosts shall haunt me still.")

Qin Su doesn't even get the dignity of that! The centerpiece of the scene in which she dies has nothing to do with her or even with her husband: it's Wangxian's grand romantic gesture on the stairs, followed by Wei Wuxian drawing Suibian. She stabs herself and she comes in THIRD. And forget about her having lasting impact! Lasting impact for female characters is reserved for Jiang Yanli and even she's on thin ice!

Just!!!!!! This is why it's important to me that Jin Guangyao weeping over her corpse is genuine and isn't just a Clever Ruse(TM) to dodge suspicion: though Jin Ling and Jiang Cheng certainly should have a response and fic authors who explore that are doing the Lord's work, Jin Guangyao is literally THE ONLY ONE who expresses any sort of emotion about Qin Su beyond "damn, that's crazy!", and I NEED FOR SOMEONE TO CARE.

[stardustinthesky]

So what's normal for a woman happily engaged to a really cute guy? Oh, I know!

[averydeadshootingstar]

should i change my theme to a little pookie schmookum or keep the fairy cat ‼️

(i’m way too indecisive to decide on my own)

uhh i um well im very indecisive as well so um OH WAIT

[thresholdbb]

Hold up

Same dress

[revengemode]

Beyonce

Them

[fox-guardian]

I'm chewing on this episode hogouggouhh

[voidofsp-ace]

NOBODY TALK TO ME. I'M NOT WELL IN THE HEAD.