Sean Diaz: Hmm, this log is kind of big… *puts it under his arm and carries it back to camp a few feet away*
Chloe Price: *puts a 40-50lbs car battery in her pocket*
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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@chasethefields
Sean Diaz: Hmm, this log is kind of big… *puts it under his arm and carries it back to camp a few feet away*
Chloe Price: *puts a 40-50lbs car battery in her pocket*
>> some of my sketches after playing life is strange 2 ep.3. It sure was another emotional roller coaster<<
I just want to say I think the representation with Finn and Sean is especially important (minus of course…where it veered rapidly off course…into hell) bc LGBTQ+ representation in mainstream media and even indie media often adheres to stereotypes and that can be confusing for LGBTQ+ people who don’t fit those molds/specific communities
I don’t necessarily want to get into details bc there’s probably no politically correct or non-offensive way to do it, but the fact that Sean and Finn are queer without it comprising their entire wardrobe, lifestyle, identity, etc. (again, not that there’s anything wrong with that, I love people who do)–almost to the point where you wouldn’t have guessed that they are minus the flirting, is an important reminder that there is no one way or “right” way to be queer
Maybe you could come back
victoria chase ⇒ life is strange
i always feel like i have to overcompensate. for what i have no clue. i’m only here to become a photographer, not president.
a playlist for the weirdness of leaving highschool and the simultaneous stillness and chaos of afterwards. the nostalgia for easier times
when you feel like your world is falling apart and your insides are screaming. a playlist to help you feel calmer
a playlist for when you’re an artsy teenage girl moving back home to your tiny home town and your class is full of high school archetypes and you’re slowly falling in love with your estranged childhood best friend and there’s an underlying sense of mystery in all of your interactions
middle school friends walk down a suburban street. you know their lives are going to change soon but they’re happy now. they’re happy now, which is what matters.
songs for when you’re an angsty teen and you like to drink a lot and smash things. you keep skipping school with your best friend. you think you might be in love with her
Victoria: Okay, so when Caulfield walks by do you think I should scowl like THIS or glare like THIS?
Taylor: Why are you fixing your hair in the compact mirror right now?
Victoria: God! Because I want to send the right message across. That I HATE-
Taylor: -Hate her, yeah, okay. We know. Sure.
Victoria: Okay, so unanimous on the scowl?
i made an amberprice video
I’ve been thinking about Max Caulfield a lot lately. As much as Chloe is the character I personally identify with the most, I feel like Max deserves a lot more appreciation than she actually gets.
Max starts in a place that’s familiar to a lot of people. She’s shy, soft-spoken, and a little self-absorbed. But through her powers, she starts to realize the effects her actions have on those around her, and begins to grow and mature as the events of the game go on. She becomes more confident, more willing to take risks, and more understanding of how part of growing up means learning to live with your mistakes.
Like all of us, Max isn’t perfect. She ghosted her best friend for five years, immediately starts using her powers to improve her social standing, and generally acts like a teenager navigating her way through a confusing time in her life. The fact that she abandoned Chloe is a sticking point for a lot of people, but it informs her motivation for almost every decision she makes: whatever it costs her personally, Max refuses to ever let Chloe down again.
And boy does that get tested. Max goes through a cosmically unfair amount of trauma as she struggles to come to grips with Chloe’s situation, what happened to Rachel Amber, and powers that she not only never asked for, but which seem to actively make her life worse the more she uses them. She’s forced to make impossible choices by an uncaring universe, and discovers that sometimes there is no objective, morally correct answer. She tries her best, but no matter which ending you pick, her best just isn’t good enough to save everybody.
And through it all, she remains steadfastly devoted to Chloe Price, her best friend that she may have abandoned once, but never wants to give up again. She becomes a better, more confident version of herself, even as reality crumbles around her. She grows up.
That, I think, is what gets overlooked when people claim that Max is either a horrible person who doesn’t deserve a second chance, or that she’s ultimately inconsequential in Chloe’s story. Her character arc is integral and imperative to the themes of Life Is Strange, and she deserves better than being constantly overlooked or shit on by fandom.
Or maybe that’s just me.
victoria chase we know what you did
Now you’re totally stuck in the retro zone :(
if not her, who else?
Canon Max Caulfield
Victoria: Why don’t you go fuck yourselfie?
Max: well that’s cringey enough for me. Friends?