ℭ𝔥𝔞𝔱𝔢𝔞𝔲𝔵 - 𝔅𝔲𝔯𝔫 𝔒𝔲𝔱 𝔄𝔱 𝔇𝔞𝔴𝔫

And guilty I may be But don't give up on me In the wake of the Odyssey We will still be thick as thieves You and me, still thick as thieves

regret

diamant

Trials and Trust Issues

Inspired by @savimatteo2810 ‘s civil war au

Green and gold ✨

Treat me ~ Tip me

...𝒯𝒽𝑒 𝒮𝒽𝓇𝑒𝒹𝓈 𝒜𝓇𝑒 𝒩𝑒𝓋𝑒𝓇 𝒞𝑜𝓁𝒹... 𝐼 𝐿𝑜𝓋𝑒, 𝑅𝑒𝓂𝑒𝓂𝒷𝑒𝓇 𝒜𝓃𝒹 𝐹𝑜𝓇𝑔𝒾𝓋𝑒 𝒴𝑜𝓊.

The fact that when Christopher was young, he saw Gabriel crying when Jesse died and decided to dedicate his life to science partly in honor of Jesse, and there is absolutely no acknowledgement that Jesse is related to ANY of the Lightwoods whatsoever….

ohhhh and rell was holding the line against the indifference all by himself for such a long time too

he put up a fight for ages and ages but it is not a thing one can sustain alone!! it's compassion and also it's connection and the latter is so so important because we all have to lift together

In retrospect I wonder if OUAT had like, a huge fundie/conservative white mom audience and that's why it was Like That and Rumbelle turned out the way it did

Selfshippers yall should come over to my house and being your L.ittlest Pet Shop toys, it's okay if you don't have any or only have a few I have tons and I have different sets like houses and stores anyways, we can pick out one to be me and one to be you and then ones that are our F/Os and maybe if you want I can play as your F/Os and you play as mine and we roleplay with the L.PS but you could also do your F/Os and I do mine if you want it don't matter but I've already called dibs on having the purple chair

A small Hazbin theory

We all know Alastor is trapped, but I think I know a bit more about that. The strings in this scene here are the exact same color as Husk’s chains. Secondly, the strings aren’t just on his mouth, they’re on his shoulder, both common places for puppet strings to be attached. Plus, the string looks like the stitching of a doll, especially when combined with the eyes that look like buttons. Even the way he moves is odd. His head constantly moves jankily, at speeds and angles that would snap a persons neck. But, those movements would easily be done by a doll or puppet. I also want to bring up the fact that he’s helping the hotel in the first place, because I don’t think it’s out of boredom like he said in the pilot, at least not entirely. The sinners that are willing to stay at the hotel are desperate. They’re the bottom of the food chain. The people who don’t have any power, who actually find their surroundings to be hellish. Desperate people do whatever they can to survive, including making deals. The hotel would be a cesspool of desperate people, perfect for deal making. Pulling all this together, I believe Alastor is a puppet of sorts, who has to capture souls to exchange for his eventual freedom. Alastor is power hungry. He has constantly shown his need to be in control of his surroundings. He got his power through the one he made a deal with, but that power isn’t really his. I’m open to hearing anyone’s thoughts on this though.

Show a picture of your OTP and tag some people to do the same.

I'll go first...

@unniebeans @ladybender @dragonsareawesome123 @dannytheundead @420scenegirlspongebobfan @cup-on-drugs @crunchy-multi-fan-one-9

No pressure.

Today on I Reread Effloresce And Had What If Pov Thoughts: RHYSAND. Like what is going on in this dude's head? Seriously. In the little snipit we get of his pov it sounds like Hyburn is his biggest concern but that derails into a desperate need to one-up the Archerons SO damn fast. His oh so ~well~ thought out plan gets blown to smithereens instantly and his control freak self is PANICKING while also trying to maintain his whole calm cool casual facade. Will he ever admit how badly he misjudged the whole situation in the human lands? No. Does he even care? Probably also no. All that really matters by this point is that Feyre's sisters keep upsetting her and THAT can't stand.

Added to all this other plan breaking bullshit, Cassian starts following around after the angry loud one like a lovesick puppy and he's not 100% sure what's going on with Az but Something is.

And of course Lucien FUCKING Vanserra.

I'm willing to bet that Rhys's suggestion of going to get shithead papa Archeron is based on just how much Nesta and Elain seem to hate him.(And then Az shuts that down with "I will fucking KILL HIM")

Then the wardrobe of dead birds happens and he thinks for like half a second that he should feel bad about that but then Nesta is shouting at Feyre and he can't have THAT. (Then the sweet polite sister grabs the knife from Cass's boot. Oh yeah, she did STAB Az didn't she)

He looks forward to seeing Nesta put in her place by a bunch of misogynistic Illirian assholes but instead the entire legion is ride-or-die for team Archeron practically from the moment their feet hit the ground. How the HELL did they mange THAT? (it's called respect and basic decency. Try it sometime)

(and then Mor gets there just in time for Az to start noticeably losing his shit.)

(I also noticed that there was a line where Rhys bit back a snarl because even after all this time it would make Feyre uncomfortable. Meanwhile Lucien just has no qualms about being absolutely undeniably Faery in from of Nesta and Elain and they give exactly zero shits about it.)

Oh man, Rhys. Rhysie Rhysie Rhys slowly but surely showing more and more psycho.

So, the thing is, Hybern IS the top priority. However- and I think this is just like, so pivotal to Rhysands character as a whole- it has to be fighting Hybern his way. He has a year to tell the other lords shit, and he doesn't. He steals, he lies, he puts civilians in danger.

And why? Well, because that's the story he's telling.

Textually, observably we have Rhys, arrogant misogynistic selfish fuck face that he is, and then we have Rhys, the battered but unbroken noble underdog fighting against odds for the Good of All tragic hero man- this is the story he tells himself. It's the one he makes sure Feyre believes. It falls apart against all his actions, but that doesn't matter to him.

The humans don't want to talk to him? Of course he's going to find a back way in. Feyre's human sisters might die? Well, one less thing to take her away. Humans might die? Sure, Rhys feels bad, but not enough not to weigh the cost favorably.

Then he actually gets there.

And they're so... Unbiddable. Hostile. They've upset Feyre, they've written blood magic all across their land, and Rhys might appreciate cleverness but this is just more than he wants to deal with.

And Lucien. Sidebar: what I think is hilariously never talked about is. Well. Lucien actually is all the things Rhysand romantically imagines himself to be. He is ACTUALLY the lost heir, the disinherited son, the noble prince. He actually did stand against Amarantha for his friends. He's drinking respect women juice by the gallon while actually being charming and powerful. I cannot imagine this doesn't lie cardinal to the reason why Rhys is so disdainful towards him.

Lucien is easy to write off by himself. (Because Rhys fucking hates him). Nesta Archeron sets everybody's teeth on edge. Elain keeps smiling. They're all the worst and every one of them is important to Feyre and thus, a threat to Rhys. Anything that could hurt her is, he won't allow her to be hurt.

Cassian is acting like an idiot but Cassian is an idiot about women. Azriel is all Azriel but what else is new? Rhys will deal with it.

(Rhys will not deal with it. Rhys does not believe for a second how serious this all is. Rhys is, frankly, already bored. Maybe he'll find Feyre's father. It'll make her happy, and someone else can wrangle the others.)

They're merchants- of course they're merchants, grasping little mortals- they have a contract? Well, if they want to play with magic so badly, Rhys will help them.

(Rhys does not understand what Azriel finds so compelling, much less Cassian. Illyrians do not brook with disloyalty- even the mention is enough for shame. They won't betray him. They won't, but it's still enough to annoy)

Cassian's bleeding heart has always been a problem. Azriels moods. Honor. What honor did they ever learn, starving in the freezing mud, Rhys thinks. These humans want to wade into waters that will only drown them- Feyre will be so much safer, no ties left to mortality- of course Illyrians, backwards, difficult Illyrians, side with these misbegotten nightmare women. Let them be crushed by it, let one rebellious legion die, Rhys doesn't care either way.

He's pissed, but he's also letting things play out hoping it just implodes an entire situation he doesn't want to deal with.

He's also not actually totally in the loop. Cassian's POV makes Azriel really distinct because they are so, so close, but Rhys, for a lot of reasons, doesn't have the same understanding. He knows Azriel went off the rails when his mother and sister died, but so did, you know, half the mountains. He refuses to even entertain how personal it was beyond maternal feelings.

Things get worse and Rhys gets worse because this is not how it was supposed to go. What the hell is it about these Archerons?