"No one here is gonna start believing in Ankarna" figeroth faeth is sweating. Because ankarna is set up for her. She's the goddess of conviction and fig is going through an identity crisis but she's anchored by her friends and that's where her conviction lies, in the strength of her bonds. She has an innate connection to rage. She's the archdevil of rebellion and rebellion needs conviction to thrive.

Zara and Porter said doubt isn't for her but conviction is.

oh youre a lesbian couple? which one of you is doubt, mystery and the night and which one of you is of summer, conviction and the sun?

unrelated question: if one of you were corrupted would you try to corrupt the other? completely unrelated. btw.

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started season 2 and Twitter says I should be scared 👀

Crowley + text posts

Day 70 of posting Good Omens memes Everyday until Season 3

Crumbling

Angelic embrace

All my current Crowley’s Coven art in one post.

They stole his pants, then his friendship, THEN his car keys (errands needed running) and now his angel ex.

S2 Ed scribbles <3

When it comes to intimacy, physical touch is generally reserved for people we are closer to. You don't hug someone you've just met.

After losing his leg, Izzy was forced to rely on others for support-literally. Most often it's Fang, but we also see him being supported by Jim and Lucius. Odds are when he was recovering and getting used to the leg, he needed help more often. I'm sure any nearby crew member rushed over to help if he lost balance or got his hoof stuck somewhere.

I think that's another reason he got close to the rest of the crew so fast. It's hard to be standoffish to people you've clung to to stay upright.

when you realize that this scene was actually very much foreshadowing what would happen later…

I think my absolute favorite thing about Stede Bonnet is you can love him so so much, and be rooting for him, and sympathize so deeply with his feelings of inadequacy and be cheering him on to learn and grow and get better -

And at the same time, pretty much every time someone tries to kill him, you're just like "oof yeah. He deserves that"

Moderately obsessed fan of book series buys strategy game they have no idea how to play. Looks cool, though!

ASDFGHJKL Homegirl didn't this one through

The brilliant thing about The Scarlet Pimpernel is that on the surface, Sir Percy Blakeney is an idiotic fop, but on a deeper level, he's a brilliant mastermind. But on an even deeper level, he is in fact an idiotic fop. The man delights in dumb poetry and cares about cravats with a burning passion that is only rivaled by how absolutely MAD he is for his wife.