modern tlt au. what no alecto does to a mf

the funniest part is that i had to change only two words

griddlehark, in bed the kiss

Apologies for the lack of art recently, I’ve been dedicating my entire life to this animatic. Here’s this frame of Nona and the gang :)

Going around the circle to the right starting from Nona there’s hot sauce, beautiful ruby, honesty, kevin, and born in the morning

harrow definitely thought they were like dating and in love after the pool scene meanwhile gideon is like shit she’s in love with a dead body not me i guess i’ll kill myself (for her)

first time taking a crack at Hotsauce

Saint of Duty for sure

Harrow is kind of exoskeleton

Little cowboy Gideon warmup

I think my main takeaway from reading TLT is that I have interpreted Ianthe's character much differently than she is usually presented in fandom. Like sure, she's not a good person but she's not .... THAT bad? Am I crazy? Did I misread this? In context, in character, most everything she does seems quite reasonable, especially in HTN when she's having an almost equivalently bad and confusing time to Harrow. She does not seem like an evil mastermind, she seems like a miserable 22 year old really suffering the transition to lyctorhood. Idk. at least based on the parameters of the world she exists in, Ianthe does not strike me as being uniquely terrible or morally bankrupt, or even really that unhinged. she seems to have very clear motivations for doing the things she does, even if those motives aren't readily apparent to the people around her, and at times she is even actively helpful and sympathetic to other characters in her own creepy-ianthe way.

Miss Piggy as Crown him with Many Crowns and Dolly Parton as Prince Ianthe Naberius

Do you see the Vision?

ianthe

You'd have to stop the world just to stop the feeling..

never posted these here

It's occurred to me that although many Locked Tomb characters have died and still managed to hold on to their positions as major onscreen characters (or gained a new position as a major onscreen character after death, e.g. Ortus) it's not really a "death is cheap" universe like Homestuck was for example, where every single character has died at least once and it was all no big deal. But it's clearly also not a "death is final" universe. So I want to propose a new category for the Locked Tomb: "death is expensive". That is, if your blorbo dies, there is still a solid chance that they will reappear onscreen at a later date, but you will have to pay a hefty fee of body horror and/or self-destructive codependent body-sharing or equivalent value for that privilege

nobody is doing it like harrowhark nonagesimus. she ran a planet alone from the age of ten. she memorized a 10000 page fanfic out of pure repetition. she lobotomized herself to command f and replace every instance of her gfs name. her favourite food is gruel. she constructed an entire time bubble in death to provide backstory for her lobotomy. she hallucinated coffee au fanfiction.