#violent crashing

[vervielle]

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[mythandfable]

oh my god parker's parents loved arthur. what did they think when they heard the news that he killed their son. what about his sister. how did they react to the news that parker died at his partner's hands

[s0fter-sin]

thinking about the way ghost doesn't hesitate to start killing shadows when graves betrays them but soap only takes one hostage

you can almost hear the voice in his head telling him it doesn't have to be this way; they can still talk it out

"i'm calling shepherd"

his first instinct when confronted with betrayal is to play it by the books: to go up the chain. that goes against everything we've seen him do. he bucks authority at every chance except for the one time he's confronted with the barrels of his allies' guns

he wants a peaceful resolution; for the first time we've ever seen, he doesn't want violence to be the answer. there has to be another fix, a solution that doesn't end with him killing the same men he's been working with; his friends

nothing's happened yet

it doesn't have to go this way

but ghost has been betrayed before. he knows the way this ends; either with him six feet under or his enemy

he doesn't hesitate

it's only when they knock alejandro out that soap shoots; when they spill the first blood and cross a line they can never come back from

only when ghost orders him to run and he has to cover his retreat

and somewhere along the line, between civilians’ screams and taunting voices, between his shaking breath and ghost steady in his ear, that naivety is stripped away; his trust turned to teeth that he uses to sink into throats of men he'd have given his life for

"be careful who you trust, sergeant; people you know can hurt you the most"

he's learned the price of trust

just like ghost did

but unlike ghost, he has someone to guide him through the aftermath

"good advice, It"

[phantomrose96]

I like that "crash out" and "lock in" have become part of the vernacular. They feel like siblings. To me.

[sp00ky-sh4rk0]

My house hold appliances when they get 𝓕𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝓪𝔂

[mooshie-blue]

// minor tsunami crisis spoilers!!

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Bro fuck a vacation barnacles needs to RETIRE

[rjgraves]

crash ‘89

[sketchlm]

Honestly seeing discourse about the Bad Kids killing the Rat Grinders is very funny because... They've killed so many people. Like sure there's a discussion about in-character motives and everything, but also the BK's just kill a ton of people. Most people don't play DND and consider 'non-lethal' options. Brennan kept reiterating it at the start of the season. Murder is literally above redemption on almost everyone's list of priorities in Spyre. Aguefort literally establishes the concept of 'adventurers' as just violent wanderers that go around and kill things that they feel like need killing, this is literally what they go to school for.

The season started with them killing a bunch of fervent cultists, and the Bad Kids only started considering mercy when they started getting tired. I wouldn't have minded the Rat Grinders getting a redemption arc, and maybe they'll get revived somehow, but also the Bad Kids barely consider mercy to people they don't know, so people they HATE getting that sort of treatment already seemed off the table. Not to mention, this is instantly after the Rat Grinders tried to kill the Bad Kids and the entire student body, and are in the midst of casting a wild, out of control spell to raise a new god of wrath.

They literally killed Ragh and only decided to spare him because they went a little too far with their torture power play after they revivified him after brutally killing him. Aelwyn was too slippery to keep down consistently. Literally every character roughly their age that they're antagonistic towards that's still alive is part of the exception, not the norm.

[happyk44]

Still thinking about how leaning into Jason as a representation of Jupiter's law and order side would've been so much fun because we could've had Jason who loves so much!! Who is so compassionate and kind! But would 100% sacrifice everyone he cares about if it seemed like the right thing to do, either from a strategic and/or lawful point of view.

Versus Percy "loyalty is my fatal flaw" Jackson, who would rather let the world burn to save the people he cares about.

[rederiss]

Am I the only one who believes Jeremy has a hint of crazy?

[assblastergaster]

okay so considering what we know now and comparing it to s1, what DID make everyone forget that shauna was like that? natalie is obviously the most affected by her actions out of the survivors in s1, but she still treats her relatively normal in the scenes where they're trying to find the blackmailer. taissa remembers her as her best friend in the wilderness, but not as what she became

if shauna and lottie were similarly victims to psychosis and hallucination, were the girls only willingly to temporarily forget how she was because she, unlike lottie, shied away from it after their rescue?

or does something else happen between the finale and their rescue that justifies everyone forgetting just how they acted?

[redstonedust]

kate bush's babooshka is such a dramatic song i feel like it needs to be about something more than a woman figuring out if her husband would cheat on her or not. like i think the woman should be undead or something. vampire babushka.

[mumblesplash]

...yknow it wouldn't have saved them but think there is an argument to be made that at least SOME of this could have been avoided if coach ben had let misty bleed out that deer

[invalidname19]

10ft

[idchewonyou]

Does anyone else think something bad is gonna happen before Ranger can confess? No? Just me? Okay.

[sonohban]

first night on earth