#theroy

[asagirisfavoritepen]

Wait. So, you know how according to Fyodor and Fitzgerald Sushi is the only one that knows where THE BOOK is, right?

And at some point (in season 2 episode 8), Sushi quotes a book he's read at the Orphanage and it turned out that irl Atsushi Nakajima wrote.

So at the Orphanage Atsushi had access to something from the real world.

And I think that THE BOOK is at the orphanage. I think it's there and that Atsushi knows where it is, but he doesn't realize it.

[random-rants-n-rambles]

I know nothing about coding, but would it have been possible for Vegapunk to slip the 'Bonney Protocol' past Saturn by putting it in the command structure under a different name?

Whenever someone gives the Pasifistas or Kuma orders they use those names, but Bonney called out for her 'daddy' to help her. Could that be the difference?

Like there were two separate files programmed into the Pasifistas, relating to the command structure but Saturn only looked at the one labeled 'command structure' and not '#1 dad'.

[jbuffyangel]

So Many Girlfriends: Arrow 1x17 Review (The Huntress Returns)

We were a little light on Oliver and Felicity content last episode, but “The Huntress Returns” makes up for it. A good deal of the episode is focused on how Oliver feels about Helena and McKenna, but ultimately shines a bright spotlight on how he feels about Felicity.

Let’s dig in...

Olicity, Helena and McKenna

Will Oliver Queen’s real girlfriend please stand up?

Just kidding. I think too much is made of how many women Oliver dated in Season 1. Technically it was only two… well three but we’ll talk about the third later in the season. This is not an exorbitant about of dating for a single man. That said, we’re juggling three out of the four in “The Huntress Returns” so things feel a bit crowded.

This episode primarily focuses on how Oliver feels about Helena. She’s back after discovering her father cut a deal and will be placed in witness protection for offering evidence against the east coast families. Helena will not allow her father to have any kind of life because for her there is no life after Danny.

Helena can’t go up against the Starling City Police Department alone and wants Oliver to help kill her father. We get sucked into another “revenge versus justice” argument between the two of them and honestly I am trying hang with my boy here. Oliver believes what he is doing is justice and not revenge, but he is splitting the thinnest of moral hairs.

I’ve done the mental gymnastics to follow his point in previous reviews, and I won’t repeat myself too much, but every time they argue about this I find myself agreeing with Helena. Oliver is dangerously close to the hypocrite line, but ok sir. You only kill when necessary (although I don’t remember every person crossed off the list being killed in self defense) and only when it serves justice (but Oliver has anointed himself judge, jury and executioner so it’s HIS kind of justice – that doesn’t actually make it justice.)

Moving on. Helen extorts Oliver into participating by threatening Tommy.

First, Tommy finds out Oliver is a superhero and then he gets beat up by a girl. This has been an emasculating couple weeks.

It’s Diggle that asks the all important and completely obvious question.

Diggle: Oliver if you didn’t still have feelings for this girl you would have thought of a different solution than letting her extort you into killing someone.

Oliver: What do you want me to do? You want me to kill her?

Diggle: I think you would have a long time ago if she looked more like me than the T-Mobile girl.

Diggle is never wrong. Exhibit A: the T-Mobile Girl

Normally John advises Oliver to stay his hand, but he’s worried Helena will drop a dime on both of them. A concern Oliver shares, which is why he hasn’t handed her over to the police.

Oliver does finally admit to his FEELINGS. He’s still holding on to whatever idea of Helena he has in his head. He believes this idealized version is the true version. This is a mistake Oliver makes a lot with women – Moira, Thea, and L*urel. Each of them have faults, some more glaring than others, but he stubbornly ignores them and believes in the Snow White version instead. It’s patronizing and keeps Oliver from seeing the women he loves as human beings – with imperfections just like him.

Oliver keeps telling Helena, “This isn’t you,” when it very clearly is her. Oliver’s hero complex means he believes everyone can be saved, but when a person refuses to change and chooses the darker road again and again, then you must believe them. Saving someone is an illusion. No one can be saved unless they want to be saved. We must all make that choice for ourselves. We must choose our salvation.

Helena’s return shines a glaring spotlight on how little we know about McKenna after several episodes. Oliver and McKenna haven’t progressed much past a few dates and some lukewarm kisses.

Arrow ramps up the heat with a love scene, but it feels very perfunctory - like they must have sex to count as a relationship. Something to check off the list before McKenna is shipped off to The Land of Forgotten Characters.

This is exactly what happens when McKenna gets caught between Oliver and Helena's show down. Helena shoots McKenna, which fractures her femur. She is moving to Ocean City to live with her sister and rehab for a year.

Oliver makes a valiant offer to visit and do the long distance thing. He cares for McKenna, but I couldn’t help but feel this offer came from a hefty dose of guilty. Of course, Oliver is going to blame McKenna’s injury on himself.  He even says he’s responsible for her – not that he loves her. McKenna can see that Oliver’s feelings are not long distance level and she dumps him.

And every heartbreak was a yellow brick road Pointing me straight, just taking me home I was never lost I was just passing through I was on my way to you

"On My Way" by Jennifer Lopez

Arrow does not let these failed relationships go to waste. They are pointing us to Oliver’s real destination point. “Return of The Huntress” has a couple of dialogue gems that Olicity vidders have used again and again. More often than not, the writers are not talking about the relationship Oliver is currently in. They are talking about the relationship he is headed towards.

McKenna: The first thing you do is you find yourself someone you never have to apologize to.

It’s interesting that McKenna says this to Oliver right before they make love, but by the end of the episode he is wracked with guilt over her. He actually has to steel himself before going into McKenna’s hospital room because he cannot show what he’s truly feeling. The offer to come to Coast City is one big apology.

This is Arrow’s version of “Love means never having to say you’re sorry” which personally I think is a load of crap.

If you love someone and you hurt them then acknowledging their pain and apologizing for it is a very important part of forgiveness. You do not get a successful relationship without forgiveness.

I think the sentiment Arrow is trying to communicate is that Oliver needs to find someone who understands who he is and all the various pressures in his life. Someone he doesn’t have to lie to (McKenna/L*urel), but won’t ask him to murder people (Helena). The only woman in Oliver’s life that fits in these categories is Felicity.

As I said before, this show has the subtly of a jackhammer. Felicity calls as Oliver and McKenna fall into bed together. The camera panning to Felicity’s face on Oliver’s phone while he is having sex with another woman is not accidental. They are very clearly saying which woman Oliver SHOULD be having sex with.

Oliver leaves McKenna’s bed the minute he finds out Helena has attacked Felicity. This is in my Top Ten if not Top 5 of Oliver rescuing Felicity scenes.

Source: https://gifyu.com/paigeota

Helena forced Felicity to hack the FBI database for her father’s safe house location.

Oliver arrives in a panic and calls out for Felicity. He finds her bound and on the floor. It is not often we see the Hood’s feathers ruffled, but they certainly are in this scene.

Oliver’s voice drops to that soft tone with an “I’m here” and “Hey” as he gently touches Felicity’s face to reassure himself she is okay.

There are limited circumstances where Oliver allows himself to touch Felicity. He sticks to shoulders for a looooong time, but allows himself something more intimate when Felicity is in danger.

Source: https://gifyu.com/paigeota

The real tell here is Oliver’s RAGE. He goes absolutely feral when he hears someone entering the office and almost throws a knife at Diggle.

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Helena has killed innocent people to get to her father. She knows Oliver’s secret which makes her a dangerous threat to Team Arrow. She subtly threatened Oliver’s family by showing up at the mansion and directly threatened Tommy by almost ripping his arm from the socket. NONE of these actions convince Oliver to kill Helena – until she threatens Felicity. Oliver’s carefully crafted façade which hides the anger simmering underneath is tossed aside immediately. He wants to rip Helena in half with his bare hands.

Source: https://gifyu.com/paigeota

It’s starting to add up this episode! Helena has been searching for the right pressure point and boy did she find it. Felicity is not just comedic relief. She is not just Oliver’s Girl Friday.  The writers are clearly writing their interactions with romantic undertones and this episode shines a very bright light on where Felicity ranks in Oliver’s life, how much he cares for her, and what he’s willing to do to protect her. Ok sure, Oliver has a lot of “girlfriends,” but there’s only one who truly matters.

Prepare yourselves. I don’t disagree with this statement.

Source: https://gifyu.com/paigeota

Happy is not Oliver’s goal right now and I don’t believe he’s anywhere near the vicinity of happiness. If Oliver somehow achieved whatever his current definition of happiness is (which is also in flux) he wouldn’t know what to do with it. Not unlike a dog chasing a car.

Oliver is trapped in a self fulling prophecy attempting a normal life while living his vigilante life. He laments that marrying the two is impossible because it continually blows up in his face when he tries to merge his love life with his crime fighting.

He couldn’t be honest with McKenna because she’d arrest him. Oliver was honest with Helena, but she desperately needs to be arrested (and requires a good dose of therapy). Whenever the puzzle pieces don’t fit, Oliver throws his hands up in exasperation and says, “SEE? I CAN NEVER BE HAPPY!”

There is a problem with his math. As Diggle said, it’s about finding the right person. McKenna, Helena, *cough*L*urel*cough* are not the right person, so of course it doesn’t work out. Oliver never really addresses the massive issues with each of these women on an individual level. He sort of just chucks them all into the same love is impossible category.

We know the answer. Hell, I think even Diggle knows the answer at this point. It’s a 5 foot 5 inch blonde ponytail swishing Oliver right in the face. Felicity knows the truth. Not only does she NOT want him arrested, she has joined his criminal enterprise. She is wildly intelligent, beautiful, empathetic, witty and just the right amount of sass and toughness to keep a pain in the ass like Oliver Queen in line. This is the girl you bring home to meet your mother, Oliver.

Just hold her hand my dude!!

Source: https://gifyu.com/paigeota

But Oliver refuses to allow himself to look at Felicity in that capacity for now, which brings us to the second issue with his math. Oliver doesn’t feel he can be happy. He doesn’t believe he’s worthy of love. He might be chasing after it, feigning some attempt at a normal life, but these relationships blowing up in his face is not completely unwelcomed.

There’s a sense of relief sinking back into the darkness of the bunker. He tried, it failed, and now Oliver can wash his hands of the whole “happiness” thing, which is fine because he doesn’t deserve it anyway.

So, no I don’t believe Oliver’s priority should be happiness right now. He’s nowhere near ready for that. Oliver needs to do an enormous amount of work mentally and emotionally before he is even in the realm of readiness for Felicity Smoak. What he needs desperately right now is a friend who understands him. Of course, Felicity will be the friend Oliver needs because he will never find a life with Felicity without her help.

But bring on all the shoulder touches in the meantime!

L*urel and Tommy

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Soooo Tommy is having some issues with Oliver’s identity.  I always giggle inappropriately when Oliver is so offended by Tommy calling him a murderer. He looks like he wants to say, “Am not! It doesn’t count if they were bad people!”

Tommy is not interested in a morality debate with Oliver because he doesn’t trust him anymore - a consequence from all the lying. We’re already on Team Oliver. We know his reasons for doing this. We watched Robert Queen kill himself. We understand our vigilante’s pain, so it’s natural to get a little defensive of him when Tommy is this unforgiving. 

But Tommy has a right to his anger. Oliver has lied. A LOT. He is a killer. This is a disquieting revelation about the kid you grew up playing t-ball with. Not everyone is as cool with murder as Diggle and Felicity. (Tommy does soften on Oliver a little by the end of the episode.)

It’s not all moral high ground either. Tommy doesn’t say it, but Oliver being the sexy and dangerous vigilante L*urel is obsessed with is not scoring him any best friend points.

Tommy is going through all the feelings this week, which means he’s not the most attentive boyfriend and doesn’t have the emotional bandwidth for the latest Lance drama. L*urel’s mother, the OG Dinah, is in town because she believes Sara is alive. Dun dun duuuunnnn!!

SPOILERS!!!!!!

This storyline just annoys the crap out of me. I hate that they introduce this in Season 1. I don’t know if it’s meant to be a red herring, dangle a hook or just to drive us crazy, but it lessens the emotional impact of Season 2.

The first thing Oliver did when he came back was state definitively that Sara was dead. Dinah's picture of someone who looks like Sara is pretty flimsy evidence to contradict the man who watched her die. It feels like the writers are trying to give L*urel and Detective Lance something to do and bring all the divorce drama with Dinah into the fold. Eh. Keep it.

What annoys me even further is L*urel immediately jumps up Tommy’s ass for being distracted and not fully invested in the dead-sister-is-possibly-but-probably-not-alive drama. Good grief woman. Can the guy have an off week? Calm down.

I’m 50/50 on whether Tommy really wants to tell L*urel  that Oliver is the vigilante. Yes, he wants to tell her because that tea is PIPING HOT and he has to be dying to tell SOMEONE. No, he doesn’t want to tell her because of the previously mentioned sexy leather pants problem. It’s really a toss up at this point.

The problem is Tommy is actually a really decent dude who is terrible at lying and L*urel knows he’s keeping something from her. Thanks a lot Ollie. She throws a hissy about Tommy being “a million miles away” and storms off. The seeds of distrust and disappointment are sewn and we shall wait for the impending jealousy implosion to come.

Stray Thoughts

Oliver and Slade are negotiating a flight off the island. Wake me if it’s not a foregone conclusion this plan fails. The dude was stuck there for five years.

Thea wants to get Roy a job. Nothing says love like gainful employment.

Is date number six significant? What happens on date six? I am old and have not dated for awhile.

Oliver ordering Felicity out of the room was HOT. He doesn’t want her within fifty feet of Helena. I like it when he’s growly and bossy. Source: https://gifyu.com/paigeota

Roy gets stabbed saving Thea. She kisses him because he’s scared of needles. First kiss cute factor is off the charts.

 “Why can’t you just admit that you still have feelings for me too?” Does anyone else feel like Oliver had sex with McKenna to prove he doesn’t have feelings for Helena? It felt oddly timed.

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[the-feral-gremlin]

I love how when Moira saw how Thea broke up with Roy because of her and the trial and was basically like “oh absolutely fucking NOT. I will not have two self sabotaging children. Be happy.” And basically un-broke up Thea and Roy 💀

[rubakans-watermelons]

the idea of the winter kings world being a betty/marcy wish is cool and all but like it could be a koo (king of ooo) or even lemongrab wish too.

ok ok hear me out i know it sounds crazy but i have good points i swear. so maybe one of them wishes for bonnie to be more unfit to rule a proper kingdom so it makes the candy queen plus the add on of winter king taking her capability / sanity to rule a proper kingdom. "oh but she does still have citizens living there." yes but it isnt proper. but unfortunate for them she still stays in power of her really bad candy kingdom. as for their absence in the show they are either A: planning her downfall or B: it seems as though in og at show they are both relatively new candy folk made by bonnie ( yes possibly even koo you see him melt like candy in the stakes miniseries) that could be under 100 years old so when they made their wish , they ended up never being made

or ik could have wish for pb to like him and cq plus wk was made lol

also idk nutin bout ice marceline so uuuhhh you figure that out yourselfs

[c-c-v]

Lil fnaf headcanon or theory thing real quick-

Has anyone else come to realize N.Fredbear & Nightmare's static screech they make when their in the closet/bed it kind sounds like a flatline, only its just more deep tuned and such?

I doubt that's what it symbolizes canonnly, but as a headcanon or just a general terror factor, that's terrifying. Their basically screaming you're own life's end right at you, less you catch them/stable yourself again. It also aids that even when you beat Fredbear the kid likely flatlines regardless. But given how quick and sudden the can kill you just like how a flatline can happen is just- Well I guess they really would be a pure sign of death if they weren't just figments of someones dreams/visions/etc.

Dunno bout anyone else regarding dis post manages to reach da peeps but I'm totally taking up on this detail cause why not :3

[outcasts-redeemer]

Ok, but imagine though If Ruby flies back to the Beach because realistically she’s still there mentally and finds Young Jaune as he washes up on the beach (symbolizing the fact that Old Jaune is still at the beach mentally as well). remember Time is finicky in the Never After so its possible that its not a closed timeloop or open timeloop but a branching timeloop. Imagine Young Jaune seeing Ruby in the midst of her breakdown and him, still reeling from the fact that he’s alive and therefore Ruby’s alive, attempts to help. But Ruby thinks he’s Neo. And she attempts to attack him. And Young Jaune thinks that somehow Ruby knows what he did to Penny and just gives in, accepts her judgement because he thinks Ruby has all the answers. This snaps Ruby out of it right as she’s about to kill him and she has her break which allows Jaune his break because they’ve both been holding each other up and now both are just too exhausted to do anything else but cry

[fishiscat]

!NIGHTBRINGER PROLOGUE MOVE!

Hdhdhdjsjs its so cool-

I have so many questions.

BUT FIRST OFF UUUGH I LIKE THE STYLE ITS SO EERIE AND STRANGE AND FITS SO GOOD WITH THE UNSETTLING ATMOSPHERE OF THE BG MUSIC AND SOLOMONS VOICE I LOVE!

Now back to thinking-

Im really curious about like every thing that happened in this, i feel like so much was told yet so little due to not having full context as to why Solomon was telling this to Mc (if he is even telling this to Mc).

While its obvious the demon in the story is Barbatos it makes me wonder if Solomon himself might be a stand in for the king or human in the story?

Him being the king would definitely make sense with the whole ‘Wise King Solomon’ thing that hes got going on and I think if Solomon does turn out to be one of the humans it will be the king, but I also think it would be interesting if he ended up being the crying human. Now to my knowledge we don’t know for how Barbatos and Solomon came to make their pact but I can see that being how they first met. (I know the human looks too feminine to be Solomon but I am choosing to ignore that for now because i just feel like there is going to be some crazy plot twist in all of this…actually backtracking a little it could be a younger Solomon before he became immortal?)

I would love to go on more about this but right now I have to finish an essay soooo maybe later-

Edit because I can’t focus on my essay:

What if Solomon happens to be both humans?

I watched back at the transition between the king being talked about and the human being talked about and it seems very possible that it was a subtle transition in time, so perhaps we were being shown more lore on the history between Solomon and Barbatos’s relationship.

With the king we’re first shown where Solomon ended up after meeting Barbatos, we see that Solomon is grown and powerful, self assured and ‘wise’ after he had earned Barbatos trust and formed their pact and then the scene transitions back in time with the crying human. when the two first met, where Solomon is younger, likely before he was even immortal and not yet this wise and powerful person.

Perhaps meeting Barbatos is a reason Solomon became a sorcerer? From what Ive gathered the existence of Demons and Angels isnt common knowledge in the human world so maybe Barbatos was Solomon‘s first contact with a non-human being???

Okay nowww essay-

[greensirencanary]

Lauriver & Theroy - My December Christmas Edit with Dialouge

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I knew it! Rashid is Armand. And a theory about The Devil’s Minion.

I knew the flashback scene would end with Daniel seeing “Rashid” - hi Armand! - with Louis in 1973 at the bar!

Don’t @ me about that scene of him walking in front of the window with the sun coming from it. I have ideas, but they are a jumbled mess right now. Plus, I haven’t finished Prince Lestat yet, the book in which Dr. Fareed, who showed up in this episode, made his first appearance in the Vampire Chronicles. (My base theory is it has something to do with the experiments Dr. Fareed is doing on Vampires in that book.)

Ah Louis, you were still with Armand in the 1970s. You’re still with him now. Makes sense, given the updated timeline. And you were living with him again at the start of Prince Lestat as well.

More solidifying my theory that the timeline of the 2022 parts of the show are during Merrick and pre-Prince Lestat IMO.

Oh, and I’m back on the “Devil’s Minion did happen, and that’s also why they are concealing Armand’s identity from Daniel” train.

Theory: After Louis attacks Daniel and leaves him for dead, Daniel made his way to New Orleans to find Lestat. Armand, not trusting that Louis had told Daniel so much about what he - they - were, followed Daniel on his way there. (Armand secretly follows Daniel somewhere. Tracks.) But decided to not kill him when he confronted him. 

Also, Armand damn well knows that, if given the choice, Louis would choose Lestat over him. Particularly given what Armand did. Which is a spoiler I won’t say here.

I’ll just say that the fact that Louis stayed with Armand for so long, knowing what Armand did, had me side-eyeing him hard wrt the book. People who only watched the 1994 movie have no idea that Louis and Armand became companions/lovers after what Armand did, because the movie changed it. 

But that change isn’t going on here IMO.

Anyway, one of the reasons Armand is even squatting at Lestat’s house in the books when Daniel first finds him in Queen of the Damned, is because Louis left him, stopped being his companion. Remember, in The Vampire Lestat, Lestat remembers Armand coming to him, begging for some way to stop Louis from leaving him. (I can’t remember how long Louis and Armand were together before they broke up, but it was a long time.) 

However, in the show, because of the timeline update, by the 1970s, Louis and Armand are still together. So when Daniel runs off to find Lestat, Louis was somehow still mixed up in whatever happened because he and Armand had yet to fully part ways.

Armand doesn’t want to kill Daniel when he catches up to him in the Rue Royal house. He’s still curious like he was in Queen of the Damned. So the cat-and-mouse game starts between them in earnest, like in the original canon. But this time, in this version, it is behind Louis’ back. 

At first.

But, Louis figures out what’s going on. And when he does, it’s either at the point when Armand has fallen in love with Daniel or just before he begins to. And either Daniel is openly kept with them for a time, or Louis promises to stay with Armand - because Armand knew Louis was about to leave him soon like he did in the book - if he lets Daniel go.  

Louis constantly calls Daniel “our boy” to Rashid/Armand. This just makes me think that is a term they used between them for Daniel for a time. A long time. Why would Louis call Daniel that between him and Rashid/Armand for a guy they supposedly only met once? It has an affection to it when Louis says it, particularly in EP6 IMO.

So yeah, I think one of the reasons Louis is still with Rashid/Armand is that he agreed to stay for a few reasons, Daniel being let go being one of them. 

And as I said, the 2014 book, Prince Lestat, opens with Armand and Louis living together (again).

Kinda shocked me when Louis in the show said he would turn Daniel now if he asked. Again, I don’t think Louis’ saying he’d do that for a guy he’d only met once, now twice. Which really makes me lean toward the “Louis, Armand, and Daniel were in some kind of threesome relationship for a time before Daniel was let go” idea. 

I mean, turning Daniel means that if Louis really is trying to off himself, he at least would be giving Armand a new companion before he did so. 

I said this in a chat to someone: Daniel’s turning - because I think he will become a vampire at some point - will be done as a “gift” to Armand. Who actually does it is going to be the question. Because the reason Armand did it in the books doesn’t exist in the show. 

Not unless Daniel gets the book published before the end of Season 2. Which is also the season I’d expect any of these theories to be confirmed or denied. For now, all EP7 is going to do is confirm in full that Rashid is Armand. 

And then we’re off. 

[teezyfbby]

Art school Dropout

As someone who wants to drop out of art school and is getting a lot of push back from their parents about it. I wanna know what people think. I see myself as just a creator I just to create things. I get great ideas and love executing them. I wanna create my own bespoke furniture line of very much sculptural art that can be used as furniture by people. I honestly have big plans and goals for myself and I currently don’t feel like art school is the way for me to get there at this very moment. I have gut feeling that it isn’t the best possible way for me to accomplish. I am currently at Parsons school of design as a fine art major and I honestly just think the whole thing is stupid. in the past, school was definitely a place to gain access to knowledge that not all people where able to have. Information was a lot more gated. In this age of the internet that just isn’t the case anymore. I’ve been “studying” art in school for 5 years now (about to finish my first year at parsons the other 4 were at school). But everything I’ve learnt about creating has been through creating.

I understand school can give you access to facilities but with the money spent on school you could buy all your own equipment and keep it FOR LIFE and not just 3/4 years. I honestly think if people invested the money they spend on school on just themselves and strategically mapped out what would be best for them personally people would be a lot happier and better off. Anyways. I do worry that sometimes im being delusional in thinking I can sell my crochet and get an paid Apprenticeship in furniture design. I wanna work along side from an actual designer and learn how to make the shit I wanna make gaddamn. I also really wanna go back to London as that’s where im originally from and studying abroad aint it. Its interesting to see how my parents are so hell bent on the idea that an “education” is everything when I believe there are better more effective ways to learn and grow as a person, than just getting a degree. 

[asagirisfavoritepen]

So I'm here to discuss whatever the hell is going on with the new chapter. With Fedya and Bram.

So. First of all, Fyodor was searching for Bram. He wanted something from him. According to Fyodor himself "only to catch a glimpse of him". After he says that, Fyodor proceeds to compare Bra-chan to the Devil.

Now, we all know that Fyodor thinks of himself as God's right hand or something. And what would God's right-hand man want to do with the Devil? End him, of course.

Bram says he was stabbed by the Holy Sword 2 times. The second time it was Fukuchi who did it. I think the first time was Fyodor. Directly or indirectly, but I'm sure it was him. And I also think that he's the one who told Fukuchi to use the sword against Bram. Maybe he's even the one who told Fukuchi to kill/capture Bram.

Also, one of Bram's guards mentions "the Romans" and that Fyodor might be one of their spies. Assuming he's speaking about the Romans from the Roman Empire and not from Italy then that happened around 476. Or in 1806 if we're talking about the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation (crazy ass name).

And remember the Bram's castle? Yeah, it's Castle Bran from Romania. Romanians (well, their ancestors) had beef with the Romans. So I think it's safe to assume that in BSD Bram is from Romania, unlike the irl author who was from Ireland.

And since right now Fedya is in Romania maybe there'll be a new character that's from there. Idk any Romanian author but I'm sure y'all will find someone.

Conclusion: Fedya is old af (or time-traveler). Fyodor probably had been planning all of the schemes for centuries (assuming he's not a time traveler) and there will be new characters.

[random-rants-n-rambles]

Pluton theory

Pluton is not a ship! it's this guy.

It was created over 900 years ago, right before the void century, and still works to this day. The government really wanted it destroyed. They would have known it was the ancient weapon because

When Franky was flipping through the Pluton blueprints at Enis Lobby, Kaku and Lucci both immediately recognized it at a distance. This is important because even if it was a ship, most ships would have similar shapes and thus blueprints. But a giant mecha and a ship look nothing alike!

Plus, going with the theory that the ancient weapons are sea, sky, and land based; we already have a sea weapon with Posidon. How is a ship supposed to help on dry land?

Which means that all the hints we've been getting that Franky has been building Pluton are correct, but it's not the Sunny that is Pluton. IT'S GENERAL FRANKY!!

We'll probably get confirmation of this soon, as Frankey would Definitely recognize the robot when it gets out of the scrap heap.

[marune2]

What if Nacht whas all the time not selfish and so Nacht like what the other tush my therory is this Nacht is in autism spectrum 🤔

!!!autism spectrum are not all the same and is very big as your thing they can be the opposite of what a other autism have Ore you

First of I’m autism and some points looks like what I see and fell and is in my spectrum…

First of he as a child Nacht have a higher intelligence as child if some autism not finding someone were like what they like they do there one stuff

Some autism have not the sympathy like Norm people have not get my wrong autism can and have sympathy but four some it’s can’t not easy to show it it’s probably too some autism too show it like Nacht he love Morgan but can’t show it right

As fare I see don’t like Nacht to get tush what is one part from some autism too plus many autism don’t like many people and gets a autism struggle there Nacht hide from many people and go’s alone in the beginning araund yami whas he’s first friend as fare we know Yami show this what Nacht like and some autism don’t like if something try too hanging araund whit the person they like it’s fell like they will take the person away from them ore the person don’t like them anymore this is why in my eyes why Nacht don’t want what too do whit yami and Morgan there autism’s try too cutting the Emotion from person if they fell like they don’t what them anymore

As fare we see Show Nacht no interest in romance some autism have just no interest In this and show it

And Nacht don’t looks high emotional and have not a big mimic on he’s face what can be a part of autism too in my case your can’t see many of my emotions but I have them in Nacht’s case can it be from trauma of he’s childhood too….

This is just a therory

[kaisdoll]

Guys look

Bakugou is canonically the closest person too Deku.

Plus,this was stated as non platonic nor,romantic.

So..I was right about shigaraki purposely targeting bakugou on purpose because he's dekus close-ish. Relationship. In general, it's very important that bakugou is close to deku.

And I do have a theroy about how love breeds hurt in the mha universe ,i'll put it in short,it can be used against you in multiple ways,villains may hurt your loved one. You get really mad,which makes you vulnerable,which gets the villain going at you.

I think shigaraki and all for one know that bakugou ,is near and dear to dekus heart. So bakugous a target.

And oh. Oh . Boy. He knows where to go .

Because him doing that makes deku get hurt BAD,but! It fucking shigaraki up too.

Remember this? chapter ?

Then shigaraki went

His FACE got fucking CUT OPEN.

HE LOOKS SCARED TOO-

like if this is when bakugou got cut open from shigarakis quirk.

Bakugou now has LOST A ARM,AND EYE.

imagine

WHATS GOING TO HAPPEN TO HIM THESE CHAPTERS.

Like- his face got cut open,now this is going to be about 10x worse.

TEN TIMES

If shigaraki doesn't think smart and use up a lot of power,he might be quite fucked.

LIKE

F U C K E D

DEAD

[outcasts-redeemer]

Calling it now. Summer was the Spring Maiden and Raven mercy killed her when they went off on that mission and had a mental break due to it which caused her to justify her actions by falling back on what she knew which was that strength was everything.