SG1'S 1K CELEBRATION ☆ Anonymous requested ↳ Sam and Daniel moments
What a close platonic cross gender relationship looks like. Daniel isn't an only child now, he has a sister.
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SG1'S 1K CELEBRATION ☆ Anonymous requested ↳ Sam and Daniel moments
What a close platonic cross gender relationship looks like. Daniel isn't an only child now, he has a sister.
Whenever I listen to Weight Of Living Pt. 1, I cannot but think Bastille are graduates of the MouseRat School Of Metaphor.
"Your albatross, shoot it down" has the exact same vibe as "Cuz it’s not enough to simply want a thing, You’ve got to crush its soul and clip its wings."
Question: What is the greatest magic of all? Answer: Friendship, right? [B]: The greatest magic of all is not friendship, it's chronomancy, the ability to control and warp time. If friendship were the greatest magic, look, it's a pet peeve of mine (...)
DUNGEON MASTER BRENNAN LEE MULLIGAN ANSWERS DnD QUESTIONS (TECH SUPPORT | WIRED)
Whilst I get what he said in one of best parts of Fantasy High, I have to defend Elora Danan (and others who used the Power Of Love) here. Kit's love for her brother brought him back, but it was Willow's magic that enabled her to talk to him.
Is that...?
Did Elora put her hair in a loose braid in episode 7, in anticipation of all the trauma she'd need to store in it?
Rewatched Willow (2022) and the DnD campaign vibes are... well, they're a lot. An awful lot.
Probably why I love it so much.
Now that there's a new CEO at Disney, perhaps a Release Willow campaign could get some traction? Not asking for the other seasons (...yet), but simply for the series to be made available in a less ah piratical way for fans to watch.
I've seen art mashing up Jinx and Rapunzel, and whilst I can see the vision, I recently watched a Disney film (for the first time!) featuring a character I think would be an even better fit for combining with Jinx.
Balloon? Check. Magitech? Check. Genius inventor? Check. Trouble from break glowing blue magic gems? Check.
Also, Jinxerbell just flows, y'know?
Tinker Bell should be softly rebooted with the new hybrid animation style and keeping the original plan to introduce a whole academy of magitech fairies.
Arwen's incantation against Nazgûl THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING 2001 — dir. Peter Jackson
I love this scene. It forced me to grow as a person, because it's Not What Happened In The Book, and at the time, I was annoyed about it.
The thing I understand now is that movies and books are extremely different, and the way they land emotions is different, too. My favourite example of this is North & South. The book and the miniseries have wildly different endings, both of which are perfect, and neither of which would work if reversed.
We tell ourselves that LotR is timeless, and it might be, but we aren't. The movie needed a more cohesive character list, and the Jacksons and Boyenne (rightfully!) needed a way to make Arwen more visible. This was a a great solution, because we don't really need Glorfindel, and Frodo is much less fae in the movies, so having him raise the river would also be a distraction.
Instead we get Liv Tyler. We get "A ranger, caught off his guard?" We get "If you want him,come and claim him." We get Arwen Fucking Undomiel standing up to the servants of Sauron physically, so that it will make sense later when she does it mentally.
So yes. It wasn't like the book. Because it was a movie. And I'm grateful for that lesson, because it influences both how I read stories and how I write them.
ALSO IT'S JUST VERY COOL.
Adaptations are much more enjoyable when you accept they're fanfiction. That is how I watched another Peter Jackson adaptation, Mortal Engines, without internally screaming at the changes.
"You said lead, follow, or get out of the way, so I got out of the way." -- Ryland Grace, Incorrect Quotes
The Neverbeast has me wondering about a setting where "abandoned" towers and keeps and dungeons appear because they're built by various animals and monsters as lairs, rather than being actual abandoned structures. Or at least, abandoned by humans. Castles as an emergent feature of the ecology.
Imagine: trees, wide and squat, with exoskeletons, that hollow out with age. Free tower real estate.
just watched the Artemis II flyby, and just before loss of signal, the solar array camera captured the Orion capsule, the crescent Moon, and the crescent Earth in a single shot - a family photo with every living person in frame.
Now I have to go downstairs for a drink and explain why I'm crying!
So... Season 7 is the Star Wars season of Stargate: SG1 right? I mean, not just the trick shot down a ventilation shaft to destroy the superweapon controlled by the hooded creepy voiced space wizard, the army of clone warriors with the poor marksmanship too.
Which almost useless power will you accept?
Always knowing exactly what time it is
Being able to precisely date memories
Automatically knowing the legal first name of everyone you see
Perfect balance
Able to remember all of your dreams
Control of your body temperature
Slightly, noticeably bioluminescent
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Besides the last one, none of these are "almost useless", so it's hard to decide.
Perfect balance? You mean I can run across girders high up in the sky without falling to my death?
Control of my body temperature? Aka hibernation. Plus being able to be as warm as I need to be, whenever I want.
Knowing everyone's first name? I'm sure I'll find a use for that...
What wow characters would you trust with a baby?
You have to leave your baby with a Stargate character. You leave them with:
Daniel, he delivers babies he's a gentle lamb
Jack, he's a dad. 🥲
Janet, she's a mom! and a doctor.
Carson, he's also a doctor and his Scottish brogue sounds soothing
Teal'c, he's a gentle giant they can kelno'reem together
Sam, she's good with Cassie, she has nieces/nephews
General Hammond. A literal grandpa who loves his grandkids sm
Sheppard, you know I think he and the baby would get along somehow
McKay, ok hear me out he's a big baby at least it'd be a good learning exp.
Jonas. You know he's a good babysitter.
Teyla, she's a mom, she has the patience of 1000 saints from dealing w her team
Oma Desala. Hey, Daniel left the harcesis with her how bad can she be
Flipped a coin to decide between Doctor Janet Frasier and General George S Hammond (it landed on Frasier as the babysitter).
Goa'uld evolution
Binge watching Stargate:SG1 to finally finish the series, thinking about how the Goa'uld might have evolved.
We know that: (1) they are capable of independent existence as aquatic predators; (2) they are capable of taking over a host body and controlling it; (3) only a small number of individuals reproduce, each spawning many offspring; and (4) the queens are able to control the genetics (and genetic memory) of their offspring.
So... I propose that the Goa'uld are, in their base form, a predatory eusocial species that originally hunted by burrowing into their prey and directing them to the water, where they would be devoured. The queen of each colony would have control over the caste of their offspring, designing them for whatever particular role they need to fill. Over time, their control over hosts grew to the point that they were able to use them to move between bodies of water, enabling Goa'uld queens to form new colonies, and picking up useful traits.
Also, baseline Goa'uld may not even be sapient. We've seen what completely blank slate Goa'uld look like; it's possible that they were deliberately spawned as non sapient because Egeria knew what would happen to them, but consider that they pick up traits from their hosts which they can then pass on to their offspring. What if, one day, a queen took an Unas host? Being blended with a sapient creature, she may have gained enhanced thinking abilities and become sapient herself, which she then passed on to the offspring.
Preliminary, but indications are that the problem I have with going from detailed plans to written sentences, which has made it by far the hardest part of an assignment and is why i've finished the first draft of only two non drabble stories in my entire life, can be effectively handled by using a pen and paper instead of a laptop.
W.T.A.F. This has caused me so much trouble in my life. It cannot be so simple, surely?
Stargate subreddit probably the only subreddit that has to have rules against posting eels and jaffa cakes.
????WHY WOULD THEY HAVE RULES AGAINST THAT
Crime against humanity.
WHAT.
WHAT DOES THAT MEAN
Are you unaware of the history of the Jaffa, Caffa Jake?