Happy to have 2 Arms Left in the comp another year! While this isnt Sprouts first rodeo, its Poptarts first! Everyone give him a welcome :)
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Bonus, featuring Poptarts bestie, because no one can convince me otherwise that Poptart will get overwhelmed with the amount of people- @dianagj-art
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I have no idea if this was all from the same anon or not, but if it was, hope you're doing better anon, thank you for the apology. Im sorry you felt the need to vent this way, so maybe taking a step back from social media might be good. Wish you the best anon.
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WHOOOO!
Guess who finally finished their Star Wars fic and is now free to write more Hazbin!
I'm so ready to get back to writing my silly little pookies 😭
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INSURANCE GIRLS!!!!!!!!
[ID: The first image is a cropped image of Meryl Stryfe and Milly Thompson from Trigun, showing them knees and above. Meryl is a short woman with short black hair styled in bangs that fall over her forehead. She has brown skin, wears black sunglasses, black fingerless gloves, a grey tanktop tucked into brown pants, gold rectangular earrings, and white sneakers. She has dark eyes and a mole under her right cheek. Her cheeks are flushed and she grins as she points two derringers somewhere to the right of the screen. Milly Thompson is a tall woman with long, light brown hair and blue eyes and wears a white button down with rolled up sleeves tucked into brown pants, yellow suspenders, a dark red tie, and brown boots. Her cheeks are flushed and she carries a large gun with rotating barrels and smiles wide as she points it somewhere to the left of the screen. Both are drawn with body hair. They stand side-by-side in the desert, a blue sky behind them showing two moons, one large and one small.
The second image is the same, but showing their full bodies.
The third image is the background of the sky without sand.
The fourth image is the background of the sky with sand.]
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"What is the worth of a single mortal life?"
— "Mine seems worth little, as my blood calls me to harm others."
Replaying BG3 the way God intended: as a hot pink tiefling Durge. Meet Red, my kind hearted-yet-unintentionally-scary Dark Urge!
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Just got nostalgic for the days on Club Penguin where by wandering into the EPF headquarters you could stage a three act mystery that ended in tragedy and betrayal
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those three witches who visited macbeth also visited me too btw. no yeah we were on the same heath and everything. and when they spoke to me they prophesized that i was going to be a gansey girl. but the other guy got all the stuff about regicide so people only ever want to talk about that
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To be clear, I'm sending this ask not to start an argument but because talking about S/amson's morality as a subject interests me. This is all intended politely, though I am bad at tone. While my personal thoughts on S/amson's stuff in act 3 are a little complicated (shit of him to do, and they have him be excited about the annulment on the templar route, the latter of which I do have to wonder if they did simply bc the writers hate addicts (they do) or not. Still it did happen and it IS odd when people try to act like he had less part in the attempted genocide of the gallows than C/ullen, who was way more hesitant than S/amson), how did you come to the conclusion that he was purposefully throwing mages at slavers? He says pretty explicitly that he didn't know and was trying to get mages out of Kirkwall, are you assuming he's lying or is there some extra information I'm missing? I guess I could see why he might lie here if that was his intention, but I don't… really think he is? there's nothing to point to it? I see "he gave mages to a slaver" as a point a lot in the S/amson discourse, but I don't know how people are coming to the conclusion that he wasn't genuinely doing the best with the no resources he had at that moment, and the smuggler he was using ended up being a slaver without his knowledge. This being said, the fandom posing him as super good compared to C/ullen is really weird, and while I understand why it happens, it is frustrating seeing people ignore his blatent flaws.
do i think he deliberately gave mages over to slavers? no, i don't think that. i also don't think a lack of deliberateness absolves him of blame. k/irkwall is notorious for slavers - how many do we kill in game? we find a bunch just hanging out in lowtown, and the docks, and near the wounded coast. but the guy who lives on the edge of the docks never suspects that the man taking runaways for free is a slaver?
with regards to f/eynriel, s/amson is very explicit about how he didn't help f/eynriel as much as possible because he didn't have money. instead, he directs f/eynriel to a ship captain he knows. he knew the slaver, and he sent both o/livia and f/eynriel to him. when h/awke says "of course your friend's a kidnapper", s/amson quickly says r/einer's not a friend, but someone who "isn't scared to try out this business". but what business is he referring to? f/eynriel doesn't have coin, that's the entire reason s/amson turned him away. what other reason does a ship captain in kirkwall HAVE to take people on for free? s/amson deliberately sends f/eynriel to someone else to deal with. and when he heard rumours that person was selling people, what did he do? nothing, until h/awke comes looking.
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