The Sin Corridor and Camilla were fuckin callaborating on that shit

my favorite character is The Sin Corridor & dont tell me "that doesnt count" bc that bitch is sentient & hilarious

Something I love about the Kingdom of the Wicked Series (spoilers for KOTF)

After I found out Wrath was King of Hell, it got me wondering how he was able to spend so much time with Emilia and doing other things? Shouldn't he be really busy with judging souls and sentencing and such?

Then I realized: maybe less people end up in Hell than I've been led to believe (at least in the series but I like to think it applies to irl too) and that makes me very happy

Alternate Title for Throne of the Fallen: Prince Envy gets royally humbled for 561 pages

Finishing the Kingdom of the Wicked series realizations pt. 1 (half of it is just Envy appreciation but shhh)

That moment in the first book when Envy almost successfully removed Emilia's heart makes sense now holy shit

Envy's attempt on Nonna Maria's life and him kidnapping Emilia's family makes sense, part of me wonders if he enjoyed getting a taste of revenge for his brother (even though he gutted him like two chapters later) (edit: also, HOW DID HE GET AWAY WITH THAT??)

Emilia's love for romance novels while she was spell locked 🥹

Wrath is a KING of consent and it's my favorite thing

Did Envy plan to curse Emilia to guide her closer to answers about the spell lock??

The "oh shit" moment Wrath must have had when he saw Vittoria's corpse with the heart out and the following "OH SHIT" he must have had when Emilia showed up 🥹

Were all the other people in Shifting Isles Sicily mortals trapped there? How does that work? Who the hell was Antonio and how was the brotherhood even a thing there? (Please tell me if it was explained and I missed it)

The scene in the second book where Wrath is just impatiently waiting for The Crone to help Emilia's pain and the cute little husband and mother in law rivalry 🥹

Enemies to lovers to strangers to enemies to friends to LOVERS >>>

Sursea can go to bad mom jail

And finally, how the hell (pun intended) can Wrath still use angelic spells? How does he still have wings? Was he higher in rank than his other brothers? What exactly did they do that was so bad??

Actually no, one more thing, just a brief moment for Gluttony appreciation he seemed like a chill dude.

Entry #5

Journal,

I believe my previous fears are coming to fruition. I was riding home from Village, when I ran into creatures I had never seen or heard of. They resembled villagers, but wore dark cloaks, their skin was grey dead, and their faces were in permanent scowls. They had bows, the likes of which I'd never seen before. They attacked me with more force and strength than any of the usual monsters. I did my best to defend myself and was lucky to make it out alive, my wood sword was of little help. One of these monsters bore a banner on its back. I believe it was the leader. It was the last one I struck down, and when I did, and overwhelming feeling of dread like no other overtook me. It makes my skin burn and my eyes water almost to the point of tears. It feels as if death is just around the corner. Its been days and no amount of rest or reading will rid my body of it. I think I should visit Village 3, trips there always clear my mind. I can only pray that it helps. I can't stand the feeling much longer.

Signed,

Traveler

Entry #4

Journal,

I have successfully raised a baby goat go adulthood. He only has one horn, bless his heart, and I love him very much. His mother was nowhere in sight when I first found him in village 2, so I took it up on myself to see he survived to maturity. It was quite a fulfilling experience and honestly, it drastically improved my mood. I might start looking for a long term pet. The goat is still a wild animal, after all.

Signed,

Traveler

Entry #3

Journal,

Though I do love life here, it's not as innocent as I painted it to be. At night, undead zombies and skeletons rise and attack both myself and the villagers. Strange green creatures will charge at you and explode, and large spiders turn aggressive after dusk. Strange skeletons wearing rags appear in the snowy areas, stray souls that perhaps suffocated in the snowbanks. I try not to think too deeply into where they come from, or what happens to them after I destroy them. I used to think of it as killing them, but have come to the conclusion that you can't kill something that's already dead, or something that never lived. The skeletons' bones scatter and their bows fall to the ground. The zombies fall into piles of rotted flesh the others seem to fade from existence, save from small remains of their bodies. I've become more focused on the villages and improving them to avoid the dark places these monsters lead my mind. But, I fear I won't be able to ignore them for too long. The iron golems are cracked and I'm running out of blaze powder from Village 4's chapel for healing potions. I can't even begin to think of where it comes from. For now I'm trying to focus on those improvements I mentioned, specifically finding a fast way to travel from village to village. I have tamed and ridden many horses, but I would like a more universal system. Wish me luck.

Signed,

Traveler

Entry #2

Journal,

In my last entry, I mentioned the four villages and labeled them North, South. East, and West. However, after acquiring a compass, I realize they are not cleanly in any of these directions. So, I will be describing them in this entry. The first we will call Village 1. It is the first village I visited. It lies on a mountainside with several cliffs. I took the initiative to clean up the paths in most of the villages, yet Village 1 proved the most challenging. The Villagers here are very job focused and productive, yet most of their houses are yet to be filled. This surprises me given how... open they are with their intimacy. I happened across a couple- on second thought, I will not burden this book with that sight. Village 2 is on a hillside, the top of which is covered in snow due to the high altitude. This is where I discovered snow banks where you can fall into the powdered snow and simultaneously freeze and suffocate to death. Very unpleasant. However, it is possible to dig out of if you're quick. These snow banks prove to be decent at keeping out unwanted monsters that roam the land at night. Village 3, oh village 3. It is similar in terrain to Village 1 combined with the snowy peak of Village 2 with the snow more spread out. The villagers are surprisingly adept at avoiding the snowbanks. There aren't many villagers in Village 3, but they are quiet and content people. It is on a mountain next to the sea and it is the most peaceful place. It is safe to say Village 3 has stolen my heart. Last but not least, Village 4. It is the furthest away from the other village with quite uneven terrain surrounding it. However, it rests on a plain surrounded by fields of beautiful flowers. This village is where I do the majority of my reading. It has a strong and bold sense to it, possibly due to it's organization and unique chapel where its cleric resides. I can't hope to do the personalities of these villages justice, but I'll do my best to go into a little more detail. Village 1 is has a simple style and general vibe that gives it a nostalgic air and comfort. Village 2 is cold, small, and feels more closed and almost standoffish. I already talked about Village 3 quite a bit. As you can tell, it feels like home. Which is nice as where I actually live is closer to Village 3 than the other villages. Village 4 feels big and strong yet kind and honorable. I'm so pleased I get to experience all of these people and places.

Signed, Traveler.

I'm gonna start posting these diary entries from the perspective of a Minecraft character trying to get to know and survive the world of MC, but with more deep human aspects. Have fun, I'll post more later.

Entry #1

Dear Journal,

I have been lucky enough to find where I would like to settle. With a lot of hard work, I made a small cave into quite the cozy house. There are four villages in the surrounding area, one north, one east, one south, one west. The villagersare kind, if not a bit helpless. Luckily, they have these giant beasts made of iron that are covered in foliage. I believe they are known as iron golems. Across the four villages, the selection of books is quite helpful for getting to know the life here. I'm excited to explore and really get to know here.

Signed, Traveler

If I can TALK, and I can MOVE, who's to say I can't do anything IIIII want?

hc: you're a plant, an inanimate object

DOES THIS LOOK INANIMATE TO YOU, PUNK?!

Gay man and lesbian solidarity no I don't take criticism thank you

Edit: I didn't have a good read on the WK fandom before posting this so it's a HEADCANON I just like imagining that's it I'm not a super fandomy person thank youuuuu

Sir really said why not both

you, correct: here’s a list of reasons why seymour is actually a morally gray and somewhat villainous character, and- me, ridiculously close-minded: Anyway id die for seymour krelborn ok next question

It is 2:46 in the morning and the only thing keeping my calm is the memory of the ghost scene in Richard III and the chills it gave me

It has come to my attention that I am the only person on this god forsaken website to use the tag Feste Is Bestie and I am ASHAMED of you ALL

Gaslight: Viola

Gatekeep: Maria

Girlboss: Olivia

Mansplain: Orsino

Manipulate: Malvolio

Malewife: Sebastian

Twelfth Night: the play where most if not every character is being foolish but the actual Fool (jester) is sitting and watching the whole thing happen with popcorn and occasionally participating in shenanigans.