its too horrible for words

ben meredith's delivery in this episode was so fucking good he has No Right

(sort of a part 2 to this post)

simon fairchild's general energy

everybody pulling up to elias' office in mag 92

peter lukas

wtgfs

nikola orsinov

part 3 here.

three specific kinds of terror, jacob geller / working for the knife, mitski / the magnus archives, ep. 92 "nothing beside remains"

I will be suing @soupthatwasreheated for this

Day 34 of posting magpod art daily

I still can't get over the fact that Jonah kept his bones. That Jonah cared for this man, not enough to save his life, but enough to keep him. To possess his remains and deny his family mourning rights. Or even the knowledge that he died, for all they know the man just went missing. Was his brother ever told?

All this as well as going to the man that essentially killed Barnabas to ask for those bones, possibly even demanded them. Has that ever been done before? Why did Mordecai agree? Is Jonah somehow lonelier with the bones in his possession?

And then he just kept them. Moved them from Edinburgh to London and kept them in his office for nearly 200 years. 'If you know where to look' are they viewable? Are they hidden somewhere, lovingly preserved? Are parts of the bones fractured or rubbed smooth from anger or sorrow?

I need to knoooow.

@a-mag-a-day Elias in season 3 be like…

Does the Magnus Institute have an HR department? They would have a field day with the Archives

Some more of my drawings for The Magnus Archives, season 3

the burning heart by louise glück | mag 92 nothing beside remains | mag 160 the eye opens

HOLY SHIT MAG 92 WAS SO GOOD

"I never chose this." "You never wanted this, no. But i'm afraid you absolutely did choose it."

"Am I… Elias, am I still human?"

This whole episode was just... oh my god. I can't. I want to relisten to it immediately.

The Roses of Heliogabalus but Its Barnabas Bennett

I joke a lot about Jon's tendency to get kidnapped, but honestly it's horrifying. Like, first kidnapping he goes from one near death experience to another, then has to go and confront his evil boss while still being threatened with death if he doesn't get results, Elias drops a bunch of bombshells, and is a victim blaming prick, then has to go home, records another statement -- that we know are draining, then takes Georgie's statement, and oh yeah in the week prior to this he wasn't at Georgie's home, and right he's got a burn and a neck wound that haven't got medical attention, and all of the above happened in the span of at absolute maximum two days.

(cont. under the cut)

Second kidnapping lasts for a month. A month of being tortured by lotion mannequins. Ah, there's some fridge horror to think back on. And then, his "rescue" is Michael threatening to kill him, and he accepts because dying is better than staying there, where he's presumably come to the -- unfortunately correct -- assumption that no one is coming for him. And then when Helen replaces/becomes Michael, he still doesn't know that he'll live. For all he knows, he is willingly walking through a door to his own death. And when he comes back he has to have a conversation with the aforementioned victim blaming prick, and stop Melanie from trying to kill Elias, who then blames him for her being stuck there, oh- and then has to record another statement.

(There's a fantastic meta of this. There's also another one that's a sort of continuation (and here it is on the wayback machine.)

The third kidnapping is somehow more tame than the other ones, which is horrifying in of itself, because how the hell is a kidnapping more tame than the other kidnappings. Especially when Julia and Trevor do make it very clear that they will kill Jon if he is a threat to them. This is tame. This is the one that has the least chance of him ending up dead at the end of it. What the fuck. At least in his third kidnapping he lives up to his reputation of World's Worst Kidnappee.

In conclusion, vote for Jon in the "Tumblr's Poorest Little Meow Meow" competition. This man did not get kidnapped three times to be upstaged by Will Graham.

Also, another, better, conclusion, Jon's really had a rough go of it, and although the jokes are quite funny, and I make them a lot, when you think about it it's like. What the hell.

@a-mag-a-day

fellas is it gay to keep a man's bones in your office for 200 years.

im tearing my hair out why is she talking about it like jon just took her virginity or something

"take me to dinner first" headass

MAG 92 - Nothing Beside Remains

doodle 92/200; days left 8/110 26/128

heehee :)) felt like doing something in filmora again. I may have wasted too much time on this but kjhjghfj i dont care, gif goes brr :]

I love drawing the most obscure ships, just... They <3