Reminder:
Finn referenced This is the Day by The The when asked which song he would add to his 80's mixtape (during that s4 puppies interview).
He could have chosen literally any song, and yet he chose a song that's quite literally post s3-current s4 Mike Wheeler coded...
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idk how much stock i put into those "gen z is more conservative than past generations" think-pieces from a few years back. but it's very possible for a person: to believe that climate change is a problem, to support (or be part of) the LGBT community, to believe in universal healthcare and social services, to support religious tolerance, to fight for expanded housing and labor rights, etc etc etc, and still, like, unabashedly hate women on a level you wouldn't believe existed
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anyway my sister and i were both completely lost on how old the characters are supposed to be in tekken 8 so i looked it up and what do you mean it's been three years in the tekken universe since tekken 3?? what do you mean tekken 4 through 7 took place within a single year????
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Me reading people's posts about the problematic aspects of MDZS: I mean for most of them it's the point. We're supposed to be uncomfortable with this. Except maybe those. They don't really bring anything narratively and them being there does make me uncomfortable.
Me reading people's posts about the problematic aspects of SVSSS: why are you complaining? Not only is it the point but it's also a consequence of what makes at least 50% of the story an absolute delight to read! We have the fucking world champion of the Straight(TM) Mental Gymnastics Olympics who also happens to be a guy who is very much not straightand he still does it even after he married a guy he loves more than anyone else! It's a train wreck so why are you complaining?!
I am not biased at all, I have no idea what you mean.
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Its pretty easy to tell if Heart or Mind are gaving s nightmare.
For Heart, he usually starts mumbling or muttering in his sleep, stratching as his chest or arms. He also looks extremely upset, usually.
For Mind, his breathing gets exponentially faster, and usually he starts shaking. He usually starts to grab at whatever’s closest to him.
Somehow, they both can just… recognize when each other is having a nightmare. They just know, even when the signs aren’t obvious. Especially when the nightmare is more like a flashback than anything else. They usually wake the other up and wait until they’ve both calmed down before going back to sleep.
oh yeah and then soul is just there LMAO- he does have a similar nightmare-radar instinct to heart and mind though.
Headcanon #381
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Which do you prefer, Super Sentai or Kamen Rider?
that can...really depend on what the current series are. :') but I think overall I'm more into Rider! Sentai tends to be more consistent quality-wise, but Rider has much more variety in terms of narrative structure and what it tries to do, if that makes sense. not necessarily in terms of theme, but in, like, story beats and pacing and character arcs and things like that. it doesn't always hit (and when it's bad, it's...pretty bad) (stares straight off into middle distance) but usually it's at least making an earnest attempt at doing something interesting. and when it does hit, it hits.
they are both very close to my heart though! :> plus Sentai's been doing some serious shakeups to the formula with Donbros and Kingohger, which I'm very very into. lately it seems like they've been messing around with some of the foundational stuff of both franchises in an interesting way, and I'm excited to see where they go with them!
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Hello Bree,
Flower Husbands are not toxic. If a boy hits someone, it's because he likes them.
Hope this helps.
this ask has been sitting in my box for a week and I keep thinking about it. does anyone else know what to do with this
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Thinking about how it's TEN YEARS since a bunch of gatekeeping comic purists lost their shit about their precious AsianslashMiddleEastern racist archetype The MANdarin being absolutely DISresPECted by Shane Blacks' Iron Man 3 a film that said here's a racist nebulously AsianslashMiddleEastern cliche villain who's actually not a villain but an actor paid by a bitter white rich capitalist nerd with a grudge as an extremely unsubtle allegory for how the US and other 'western' nations create their own enemies and leverage racism to generate fear that justifies violence because I know how to read a fucking room and I'M both laugHING and crying once more at the irony and the incompreHENsible but completely UNsurprising level of hiLARious and absurd ignorance
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The biggest source of information that we have about the details of the Prophidian Heresy comes, in-canon, from the book that Jet reads in ACOC when she began researching the Bulb. In that book, she learns not only about the Prophidian Heresy but also the Ramsian Doctrine. We also later find out that that’s not the only connection the two philosophies have - Belizabeth Brassica, a champion of the Ramsian Doctrine, was mentored and first ordained by a priest who adhered to (and was executed for) the Prophidian Heresy.
Which led me to think, what is the point of connection? How do these ideologies relate to each other, apart from being fringe beliefs of the Church? With what we’ve learned this season about the FDA, who uphold the Prophidian Heresy, the followers of the two beliefs seem to be at opposite ends of the spectrum. The FDA wants to stop the end of the world by filling the world with rot and decay, while Belizabeth wants to bring about the end of the world by ensuring that it is only made out of “healthy�� food - hence the attempt to annihilate Candia in ACOC. On the surface, they appear to be foes, and Raphaniel even promotes the Ramsian Doctrine in an attempt to undermine the FDA.
Then I realized: sugar doesn’t rot. It can spoil if moisture gets in -Candians are more vulnerable than anyone else in Calorum to watersteel daggers- but sugar acts as a preservative. And so far, there aren’t any known Candians in the FDA.
It’s not about what they have in common ideologically but rather it’s what stands against them both. Although they may seem to have opposite goals -the FDA and the Prophidian Heresy want to “save” the world by preventing its destruction while the Ramsian Doctrine headed by Belizabeth wants the end of the world to come- where they are both similar is that there is room in neither philosophy for Candians. Sugar does not rot, that is a whole part of the world that theoretically remains palatable to the Hungry One. Sugar is “junk food” (according to the Ramsian Doctrine), the Hungry One will not eat the world so long as it is unhealthy. The followers of both heresies may be working to different ends but as per the details of their beliefs, neither group can succeed in their desired goals as long as Candians continue to exist.
I don’t know what, if anything, this means for The Ravening War. We know that the FDA’s plan does not succeed, although we don’t know how it happens. But I think it’s significant to the worldbuilding of Calorum that the biggest heresies of the Church (that we know of), the heresies which so many prominent Church leaders seem to hold to, are fundamentally hostile to the existence of Candia. And I think that even if the vast majority of ordinary Bulbians probably consider these beliefs fringe and heretical, it doesn’t mean that the leaders at the top who do adhere to them aren’t using their influence to promote subtler anti-Candian ideologies.
You don’t get to a genocidal crusade from nowhere. You don’t just declare one day that it’s going to happen, everyone get your armour on and grab a blade and torch, and people just listen to you. But if you spend years cultivating mystery and fear, spreading rumours but never confirmed facts of strange Candian alchemy, that’s how you start to other Candians so that by the time you get to the point where you’re ready to make a move against them, people perceive them as mysterious heathen others “not like us.”
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