The reason Eris isn’t allowed in Velaris is cause Nesta would have took him home once during her ✨escapades✨ and it would have been over for Cassian.
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my problem is that i always end up emotionally invested in the angry abuse victim character-- the character who is always the "wrong" kind of victim. the one who lashes out and is violent, a complete juxtaposition to their sunshine/lawful good counterparts in the media.
i end up resonating too hard with these characters that i always end up on the shitty side of the fandom where people will see you as a bad person for enjoying representation of an angry victim.
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here is my 10th doctor playlist! give it a listen if u want :]
the songs are ordered (vaguely) chronologically and by series, the sections are as follows:
rose: song for ten -> everything changes in time
martha: my angel put the devil in me -> against the kitchen floor
the master: this is gallifrey: our childhood, our home -> green jewels
donna: a noble girl about town -> the frost
post-journey's end: song for ten (reprise) -> cicada days
time lord victorious: your eyes, will i ever -> take me as i am
the end of time: time and i -> flight of the crows
60th specials: wave after wave -> inertia
some personal favorites on this playlist:
rose:
i'm born to run by american authors
space girl by frances forever
day & night by billie piper
walk backwards by maude latour
astronomy by conan gray
everything changes in time by madds buckley
martha:
have you met miss jones? by frank sinatra
marsha, thankk you for the dialectics, but i need you to leave by will wood
the fall by half-alive
twenty twelve by matt maeson
canary in a coal mine by the crane wives
against the kitchen floor by will wood
donna:
at my back by madds buckley
the mountain song by tophouse
move me by half-alive
h.s by tom cardy
pompeii by bastille
the frost by mitski
other:
scrawny by wallows
cicada days by will wood
time and i by jukebox the ghost
flight of the crows by jhariah
wave after wave by sleeping at last
inertia by ajr
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The thing about the Mindflayer lore in ST is that everything keeps contradicting itself. The First Shadow is apparently like "The Mindflayer possess Henry, it's an evil alien, it's in charge, Henry is just a pawn." and that makes sense with Dustin's S4 comment that Henry's the "five star general opening gates for it"...except Henry tells El/Nancy that he shaped the MF into the spider creature we know it as, and we know it actually does look like that from Will, so that seems to be true? And then Will says it's weird to know that the whole time it has been Henry that he's felt....as if he agrees with what he's been told by El/Nancy/the others and as if that suddenly makes things make sense?
And sure maybe the MF wants Henry to think he is in charge and Will might not be able to identify the thing he's been feeling and so simply believes when he's told that was Henry. After all they did make a point of how Dustin is usually right and has a knack for conceptualizing the supernatural (except Dustin keeps getting undermined by Steve who is right also. Dustin and Robin crack the code but Steve figures out the Russians broadcast from Hawkins, Dustin says he knows where Skull Rock is, but Steve leads them there, Dustin calls Steve stupid for suggesting Vecna is a vampire but he's right Vecna is a vampiric figure!)
But then why introduce Henry at all, when in S3 the MF already had personal beef with El and it was implied (or at least I interepreted it that way back then) that it was because she foiled its plans and closed the gate on it in S2. Then S4 goes actually maybe that was the moment Henry realized he was dealing with El and that whole thing was because of what happened in the lab back then. So what is the point of the Mindflayer?
Especially when in S1/2 the Mindflayer/Demogorgon/hivemind aren't being portrayed as evil aliens but as alien animals? Like yeah the demogorgon is a vicious predator but it's being compared to a shark, Jancy lure it with blood, it's hunting! And then in S2 they make a point of how the Lab is hurting the gate by burning it to keep it from spreading and so the hivemind burrows underground and then when Will is possessed and sends those soldiers to their death he says it was because they were hurting the hivemind (i don't remember if he says "it" "him" or "us", but the point stands). And Dustin is able to form a bond with Dart because that's just an animal! If you treat it kindly it will not attack you!
So it's like, who is in charge, Henry or the Mindflayer? Who is being used? What even is the Mindflayer like we're still not sure on that, are we?
Anyway I think I might just give up and say it's both and neither. Try to make sense of that
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