#vav: vav

[kpopmultifan]

SONG OF THE DAY (6.14.23): VAV - ABC (Middle of the Night) (2017)

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[maharellasa]

the way this man is a ruthless trickster hellbent on achieving his goals but also cares enough to beg a total stranger to "take his hand" so that he might save her

[zevswarden]

Anyhow, while I’m here, I’d like to say that Lace saying “the dread wolf isn’t prey, he’s a friend” is the biggest fuck you to Solas antis and you know what GOOD FOR HIM it’s about damn time a company stands behind their characters.

Solas sweetie you’re doing amazing 🐶 hope you’re having a big ol pup cone in the fade

[abbeysquidd]

Thank you, Rooster Teeth❤️💙❤️💙

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[hoodies-n-cola]

X-Ray! And Vav!

[beneathcandycoatedclouds]

Something that is making me insane rn about reading all these stories and hearing about innocents that have died after interacting with Solas is like. The point of view we are getting that information

I didn't know until I'd played through DA2 twice and was working on the world state that there was a way to save the Dailish after doing Merrill 's personal quest (I always thought honesty was the best policy with them and told them the truth about what happened). My Hawke was truly trying her best to help people and, to escape with her life and the life of her friends intact, were forced to fight the entire clan in order to escape.

I'm not trying to cleanse Solas's actions because he's not perfect but after listening to vows and vengeance and hearing the sorrow at what was happening to Elio I wondered how many people he couldn't save to achieve his goals, just like the Inquisitor, just like Hawke, just like the Warden.

Hell, it's a different game, but I didn't know there was a way to save Kagha in BG3 at ALL until I was over 500 hours in. There was one playthrough where I stole the statue for the tiefling kids and accidentally got the grove killed. Interactions in DAO where I'd be traveling and all the innocent farmers or mages who sided with us were getting murdered on the road because my attack wasn't coordinated enough. Does that mean that I shouldn't have intervened in the grove and just left the tieflings to fend for themselves? That I should have slit Kagha's throat at the first chance I got because she was a jerk? That Hawke shouldn't have tried to help their friend Merrill, or that the Warden shouldn't have tried to gather allies to defeat the blight?

We don't know all the details for how the veil works. We don't even fully have an understanding of spirits or the fade or magic in the DA world! But Solas, an imperfect but undying immortal mage who was there before the fade was separated from the waking world DOES have a better understanding whether we like it or not - are we really going to tell him he shouldn't try????

I'm crazy about the screenshots from reveals this far where Rook can say "comforting, coming from the god of trickery, betrayal, etc. etc. etc." and Solas - with softness in his eyes and a patience that wasn't there before the Inquisitor and the Inquisition proved to him that they were people too - says, "depending on the story". (Link)

Depending on the story!!! Depending on who is telling it!!!! I'm not going to stop trying to do what I think is right just because you are scared of me messing up in the process!!!!

[iamnotyourgodsherald]

Just listened to the third episode of Vows and Vengeance amd let me just say.

Same Drayden. Same.

God damn, I love Davrins personality. He has such an ATTRACTIVE attitude and personality on TOP OF BEING HOT AF.

I cannot wait for the next episode.

[softgeumhyuk]

VAV has officially disbanded

[kpop-locks]

꒰ ˀˀ ↷ jacob ; simple ”♡ᵎ ꒱

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[junohhhh]

Good night I’m off to think of fake scenarios of my favorite kpop idol to put me to sleep💗

[awidevastdominion]

The Rani Ki Vav stepwell in the town of Patan in Gujarat, India. Built in the 11th century by a widowed queen in memory of her king, the stepwell was buried under silt when the nearby river changed course hiding it for hundreds of years. Rediscovered in the 1940s and eventually excavated in the 50s, it's now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

[maharellasa]

so I've had some time to gather my thoughts on that episode and these are my (solas-focused) observations & conclusions from reading other people's comments:

he fully intended to trap elio in the fade from the beginning, probably to stop the venatori from ever being able to use him to unlock the eye

however, elio's gallantry and nadia's cries for her lover once again showed him "these are real people with real stories" hence why he was so distressed in the end and wanted to save her

elio and nadia both greatly represent the high approval and low approval relationships between solas and the inquisitor. elio trusting and respecting him, nadia being the not so clever one in his eyes. plus the "take my hand" and "i'm sorry" lines in the end.

we never got an actual description of the Eye, except that it's made from a rare gem and goes boom. also elio using his power formed a bond between him and the relic, which sounds pretty similar to what happens to rook. I'm not saying the Eye is the dagger, but also, there's a very high chance that maybe it is? I know that something called the Eye gives the idea of an orb-looking thing, but idk maybe that's on purpose

this man planned out every detail of the events in this story, he's not getting trapped in the Fade "by accident" lmao

[zevswarden]

I could listen to Davrin talk all day 🫠

[undeadghosty]

She’s teething

Also yes I’m still on this

[top-scar-maverick]

Hotguy and Cuteguy or X-Ray and Vav

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[mizugucci]

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