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yes given a half an opportunity i would time-travel in order to kidnap my child self and bring them to the present and raise them with love and tenderness and safety, and that's a completely normal thought that everyone has had

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Two of Pentacles and Strength reversed

Your bookkeeping is going to need something more than just gentle persuasion.

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Page of Wands and Page of Pentacles

Now that you both have your starting equipment, let's see if we can find a few more people to round out the group.

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Henry Clerval and the creature

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What a privilege it was to matter to you<3

-Beau Taplin

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Loch Shin, Scotland by Roman Popelar

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They need to invent parents that don't cause the cptsd

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little red wants to play

💥💥💥💥MY tOUYSSS

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“I’ve been wanting to make the food from the Unicorn Overlord trailer since it debuted last year, and today I finally made it happen.”

https://x.com/lavalampbamboo/status/1748783321255919849?s=46&t=GIczxvkJaP6tin1jte6a1A

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Posting a WIP to show my s2 Jon.

I think in s1 he straightens his hair and is usually clean shaven (maybe a little stubble after late nights). That shit goes out the window in s2 lol

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I love Spirit Hunter: Death Mark's approach to the amnesia trope and the question of "If you can't remember who you were, are you even the same person?"

A lot of narratives play around with the weight of that, only to turn around and say "Of course you're the same, who else would you be?" The character gets their memories back and they're suddenly exactly as they were before, maybe with a life lesson along the way.

But Death Mark doesn't. Without all the knowledge and experiences of Masamune Kujou, Yashiki is fundamentally a kinder and less apathetic person, without any sort of prompting. Even when confronting dangerous spirits out to kill him, he takes the time to learn their stories and show them some small form of kindness. He listens to the recording of who he used to be, and he can't reconcile the callousness that Masamune had towards the deaths caused by his mistake with the way he feels about them, to the point where he doesn't even go back to using the identity that he's worked so hard to remember. Even when the game gives you the option to forgive Masamune, the options are still "It had to be done" and "I can't forgive him" because Kazuo Yashiki and Masamune Kujou are not the same.

And I think that's a way more interesting take than the protagonist just reverting back into the same person they were despite all the experiences we saw them go through.

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✨Pretty floor mosaics✨

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@lacenwings

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