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Poor Daisuke ;(

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LUCANIS DELLAMORTE Dragon Age: The Veilguard (2024)

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LUCANIS + WINGS OUT Dragon Age: The Veilguard (2024)

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me 🤝 older men with long hair and beards, who's signature colour is purple, who are possessed by a great evil which they struggle to control and they fear will destroy those they love

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LUCANIS & ROOK Dragon Age: The Veilguard (2024)

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me 🤝 older men with long hair and beards, who's signature colour is purple, who are possessed by a great evil which they struggle to control and they fear will destroy those they love

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PEDRO PASCAL and PAUL MESCAL for Entertainment Weekly

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Joseph Quinn as Eric A Quiet Place: Day One (2024) dir. Michael Sarnoski

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Eric & Frodo - A Quiet Place: Day One (2024)

dir. Michael Sarnoski

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"Watching A Quiet Place Day One because of the plot"

The plot:

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Judas “JD”

So I got to draw a serial killer oc with some friends 😀 fun right?

Here’s his lore:

Judas grew up in a home where perfection was everything. His parents were highly respected in their community. From the outside, their family seemed flawless, but behind closed doors, Judas witnessed the carefully hidden cracks. His father had a series of affairs, masked by his charm and impeccable reputation. His mother, aware but complicit, kept up appearances to maintain their family’s status, and this silent agreement between them taught Judas early on that people are never who they seem.

As a child, Judas learned to observe everything. His father’s flirtations, his mother’s forced smiles, and the cold indifference between them when no one else was watching—it was a twisted education in human nature. Judas became fascinated by the hidden flaws in people, the secret lives they lived while pretending everything was fine. He honed his ability to read people, understanding their actions, lies, and weaknesses with chilling accuracy. His skill at reading human behavior became second nature, and by the time he was an adult, he could seamlessly blend into any situation, becoming whoever people wanted him to be.

In school, Judas was unassuming, yet highly perceptive. He excelled academically and socially, all the while harboring an internal disgust for the masks people wore. Relationships, to him, were nothing more than charades—performances that hid people's real motives and desires. This view of human nature only deepened as Judas grew older and became a couples counselor, where his ability to deconstruct relationships made him exceptional at his job. But his fascination with infidelity slowly turned into an obsession.

Just before he spiraled into his darker tendencies, Judas met someone who changed everything—Daemon. For the first time in his life, Judas couldn’t see any flaws. Daemon's color palette was perfect, without the disastrous combinations that Judas had always observed in others. They started dating, and for two years, Judas allowed himself to believe in Daemon’s perfection, in the idea that maybe, just maybe, someone could be genuine. Judas, the expert in reading human behavior, finally let his guard down.

But one day, everything shattered. Judas caught Daemon cheating with a woman, and the revelation was earth-shattering. How could he have missed it? How could Daemon, who seemed flawless, betray him like everyone else? Judas spiraled into a breakdown, his carefully constructed world of control collapsing. In a fit of rage, he destroyed everything in their shared apartment, consumed by the overwhelming sense of betrayal.

When Daemon came home that night, Judas was waiting. He ambushed him, held him at knife point, and forced him to kneel. Desperate for answers, Judas asked Daemon why—why had he betrayed him? How had he evaded Judas’ perception for so long? But Daemon, clueless about Judas’ inner turmoil, did what Judas feared most—he lied. He denied everything, the same way every person Judas had ever observed lied to their loved ones. Daemon's lies confirmed everything Judas had always believed: people can never be trusted.

In that moment, something snapped. Judas couldn’t let Daemon’s betrayal go unanswered. He watched Daemon's face, searching for some sign of truth, but all he saw were more lies. Without another word, Judas slit Daemon’s throat, watching him bleed out as he let go of the last shred of faith he had in human honesty.

This was the moment that changed Judas forever. Daemon had been his one exception, the one person who Judas thought was pure. But that purity was an illusion, and with Daemon’s death, Judas embraced the darkness he had always sensed in people. No longer content with merely understanding human nature, Judas became determined to expose it. The world, he decided, was full of liars hiding behind masks, and he would reveal their truth in the only way he knew how—by painting their essence after taking their lives.

Judas began to seek out people like Daemon—unfaithful, deceitful partners—seducing them, manipulating them, and eventually killing them. But he didn't stop there. He captured their flaws on canvas, painting their unique color palettes while smudging out their faces to erase the lies they had lived. Each painting was a testament to their hidden nature, displayed publicly as a way to humiliate them and show the world their true selves.

Daemon’s betrayal was the catalyst that turned Judas into a killer, but it was also his last emotional connection. From that point forward, Judas saw the world through a detached, analytical lens, finding satisfaction only in his art and in exposing the lies of others.

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I finished it yay

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Kenku the Bird

Bitch.

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Jackson Joel's Mailbox.

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good day to fellow nasty sickos