#snow escape

[sebastianthecollectorandcreator]

The Loud House S06E22A Snow Escape Deep Dive

I Didn't Expect Lincoln To Be A Narrator Again Like He Was In The Beginning Of The Show.

I See That White Ronnie Anne Has Returned As Well As Bolhofner.

I Swear There's Gotta Be A "One Unhinged Lucy Moment Per Season" At Least. Never Change, Loud House.

Is That A National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Reference?

So This Is Essentially Going To Be An April Fools Episode, But With Lynn As The Antagonist?

Scratch That, This Is Going To Be "Predator" But With Loud House Characters Transplanted Into It.

Already, She Burned Through My Favorites. Joss Whedon, Was This Your Doing?

I Don't Think We Need Another Predator Movie, This Episode's All I Need.

I Didn't Expect Her To Escape.

Honestly, I Kinda Want More Episodes Like This Where Lynn's Playing The Predator.

Also, Something That I Just Realized: Grandpa Danny's VA Was Actually IN A Predator Movie (Predators (2010), Which Was Produced By Robert Rodriguez).

Also, So I Can Throw In One More Predator Thing Before I Move On:

[theoxvest]

Prudence really deserved a rest after Snow Escape

[buttercups-revenge]

I can’t find the post, but someone suggested that Clerk Carmine is the fiddler who makes it out of the 12 firebombing and to 13 where he plays at Finnick and Annie’s wedding and if that’s confirmed somewhere, it just gives me ALL the emotions.

You mean to tell me that Clerk Carmine, who was just a kid when Lucy Gray got reaped, lives all the way up through every single one of these books and makes it to 13 where he presumably survives to see the sun stop rising on the reaping?

He lost his brother, Billy Taupe to Snow when Snow shoots him in TBOSAS. He lost Lucy Gray to Snow, (whether he killed her or is responsible for the mayor coming down on her for Mayfair’s death leading to her leaving 12– either way she had a grave in the Covey cemetary). He lost Maude Ivory (Clare) (presumably when she gave birth to Lenore Dove), and then raised Lenore Dove like his own child. Only, of course, for Snow to kill Lenore Dove too. Did Barb Azure make it out? Did Tam Amber? Or is he the last of the true Covey?

He’s also the first person to bring the katniss plants to Snow’s attention. This is one of the ONLY district characters that we have known all the way through the saga. There’s a good chance that he was alive for every single one of the hunger games, that he’s one of the only ones who knows the entire history of district 12 since the first war. And, in the end, he LIVES. He lives, and he’s still playing music and carrying on the legacy of the Covey into the new sunrise. And I think THAT is extremely significant.

[vebokki]

number one truther of simon drools in his sleep and baz finds it terribly charming

[jon-sedai]

Rhaegar Targaryen is easily one of GRRM’s best deconstructions of the genre and we don’t talk about it enough. He’s prince living in a world full of magic and wonder that has dwindled over time. His own family had a great monopoly on one of the most magical phenomena (dragons) to ever exist, but they lost this control over time and it was due to their own faults. But there’s an all encompassing hope that this magic, these dragons, will come back. They all live within the promise that it will all be back and with a huge bang. It’s all so romantic. Magical forces of ice and fire battling it out in a song.

Then there’s Rhaegar, a prince born for the sole purpose of being this song’s romantic hero. He already has his destiny mapped out and it will be a great one, greater than any other man who ever lived. It’s a song of ice and fire, and Rhaegar is its bard. You’d expect this to give him joy. Yet by all accounts, he was depressed as fuck. I think he’s unfairly earned the reputation of having an ego so big to think that he will be the hero….but that’s quite literally the point of his existence. He was born to be the hero. He paid the price at birth to be the hero. How can he revel and glory in this destiny when he has no say in it?

So it’s genuinely funny that when given the chance, Rhaegar immediately pivots to someone else taking on this burden. But how tragic for him that he cannot escape it too far. Because it will be none other than his own son who, under a “bleeding star”, is marked at conception for this great destiny without a say. More than his ego, Rhaegar is marked by the inability to escape this duty. His whole life is dedicated to fulfilling a duty he can never escape. He isn’t just a future king, prophecy dictates that the world’s survival is placed squarely on his shoulders. Even when he isn’t the hero, he’s now responsible for raising him…

…but then he makes one decision and it all comes crumbling like a pack of biscuits. He escapes this burden…but dies. And his successor dies too. And now the ones who will inherit his legacy are two people who never knew him. They never knew of his burdens, of this prophecy. But they too cannot escape its jaws. I think this does bring up some interesting questions about the nature of fate and destiny in the world of ice and fire. Can you really escape it? Rhaegar tried to, and paid the price for his defiance, but he never truly made it out because the burden instead jumped to the son (and sister) he never knew. Funny thing is that in a bizarre (and tragic, in its own way) twist of fate, this son was brought up entirely without the trappings of power that depressed Rhaegar. Rhaegar was a dazzling prince, Jon is a bastard. Rhaegar was marked by his great inheritance, Jon is marked by the lack thereof. Does fate say “well the first one got too depressed by having too much so let’s give the next one nothing?” Even Dany, who grows up a princess does not have the privileges that Rhaegar did. So how does upbringing craft a hero and the choices they make? Welll, GRRM had given us two versions of Rhaegar’s tragedy in Jon and Dany for us to see.

Rhaegar’s impact on the meta-narrative is honestly so massive. Like I’d put him right up there with Quentyn, Sansa, and Bran as one of the best genre deconstructions in the series and no one can tell me otherwise.

[euphorictruths]

Luminous Ice Phenomena- James McCarthy

[faye-doll]

santa on the first snow of the season

[acquired-stardust]

Ape Escape Playstation 1999

[merehawke]

i love my freaking elf 😭 #myelf

[fully-embracing-my-autopsy]

Fandoms so small we could fit on a bus:

Moment's Silence (Common Tongue)

To Noise Making (Sing)

Blood Upon The Snow

In The Woods Somewhere

To Someone From A Warm Climate

Run

Arsonist's Lullaby

Sedated

Dare I add That You Are and Jackboot Jump?

If you know and love these songs HELLO HI

[ghostinwinterfell]

“dany will win the throne” “jon will be king” “dany and jon will rule together”—okay but what happens when they choose to remove themselves from the game entirely. what happens when they’re confronted with the true cost of seizing the throne on the rest of the realm. what happens when they realize that neither of them actually enjoys ruling because at their core all they want is to be loved and seen and understood. what happens when they ditch the endless power struggle to find a different kind of freedom together. what then.

[laurrelise]

finally started reading sunrise on the reaping and here are my thoughts so far :))

oh my GOD oh my god what the HELL oh my FUCKING GOD my GOD holy SHIT what the HELL i was not PREPARED i am in devastation i will never be ok again don’t talk to me i am in pain

[yappathon]

Me when I'm in 'Haunting the narrative' competition and my opposition are Lucy Gray Baird and Jackie Taylor:

Haunting their situationships decades after their death.... oh taylorbaird you'll always be famous

If I fumbled them so bad, I too would never move on from them despite being decades and married with child; snow and shauna are not special xo

[jellyfisharesatan]

Something something, Lucy Gray Baird being the only Covey girl who composes her own unique songs. Lucy Gray, the only victor to truly escapes the games and the capitol. Who is desperate to write her own narrative. Lucy Gray, who disappears from everyone's memories while her songs are remembered and used as a tool for the rebellion. Lucy Gray, the songbird they could never cage

[snakepixel]

"Winter Coat"

People like Mira don't have an upper limit for hair growth. Pretty impractical most of the time, except when you're traveling in the cold, provided you don't mind the mess.

Last painting of 2023. This was intended to be a quick winter piece, but I couldn't help myself and it ended up becoming a lot more. It's also been a while since I painted snow, so that was a nice change of pace from my usual.

[binarisunset]

Suzzane Collins literally woke up one day and said "I'm going to write a novel where the main villain of my saga makes his rise to power over the dead body of his best friend. Everything he ever accomplished made in the shadow of a boy who loved him" and I'm supposed to get over that.