moss enthusiast

professional witness to The Horrors- gregor samsa is me fr

[s4turn3st]

Adrian preparing food: “I was older than you before you left and now our age gap is wider isn’t that weird”

Rocky: “can yuo eat that in front of me”

[sergeantsporks]

Grace theorizes that Eridians evolved into a social species so that they'd have someone to watch them sleep, but from an Eridian perspective it's probably like "Oh my god, these squishy things probably evolved to wake up at a moment's notice because there was no one to watch them sleep that's so saaaaaaad"

[professionalwhooligan]

Do you guys think once eridians learn what humans look like grace essentially becomes their blueprint for like. Their equivalent of little green men with big black eyes. Like he becomes the stereotypical "alien" form. And like. They make little toys that look like him. There's kids with alien themed birthday parties where the erid-equivalent of balloons are like a shitty shape of grace. Every human in every eridian scifi novel wears glasses because they just assumed they all have those. Like. I love grace as a beloved teacher and scientist and savior of worlds with his face on statues and monuments but like. What if his face was on shitty tourist traps too.

[macabro]

If eridians had ao3 this one would go crazy.

[dogpuppy]

[cognitohazardous]

mutual 1: end-of-the-rope suicideposting

mutual 2: the new dandys world event is mid as fuck

mutual 3: liveblogging a foursome

mutual 4: on lunch break

mutual 5: went missing 2 years ago

[macabro]

He's right behind me, isn't he?

[elierlick]

There is still time. It's never too late to transition

[fireleaptfromhousetohouse]

[girafeduvexin]

[warningsine]

I mean, Sartre did also clarify:

That was a pretty significant thing that happened. Like I understand where you're coming from, but he did very much clarify.

[influence-sable]

Ruth Ford and Annabella in Paul Bowles' Broadway adaptation of Jean-Paul Sartre's No Exit, directed by John Huston in 1946.

[a-book-of-creatures]

Book that was good: I liked it 👍

Book that was bad: this sucked 👎

Book that I wanted to like but which failed to live up to my hopes: I am going to write 10,000+ words explaining exactly why this book wronged me

[thememedaddy]

[i-am-a-fish]

I just want to love and be loved. why is lunch twelve dollars now

[critter-time]

guys i'm yearning

[fudamnshi]

”time heals all wounds” WRONG. it merely allows for infection.. it is Too late for me

[adrenaline-revolver]

“Eridians dislike earth because they abandoned Grace.” *Incorrect Buzzer Sound* ya missed the point of the story buddy! It’s not about someone being ‘bad’ it’s about the incredible power of love and that love being worth dying for!

Gimmie Eridians who are absolutely heartbroken to hear that humans where so desperate and so scared that they where willing to part with not just one Grace, there were three of them! Gimmie Eridians touched to find that the humans planned a way for their sacrifices to be as comfortable as possible. Gimmie Eridians who send earth a message saying “We know it must have hurt to send your heroes to die, but one made it and he’s safe here. We lost 22 good Eridians on the journey we would have lost 23 if not for your Grace.”

Give me humans sitting on Earth slowly coming to the conclusion that when we look up not only are we not alone, someone out there is alive because of one of us. That no matter what we think of ourselves a whole species thinks highly of us because we helped save the galaxy. Give me humans who figure out how to send a probe to Erid filled to the brim with messages for Grace and footage of a monument being raised that reads his name, his crews names, and then “in memory of the 22 Eridians who lost their lives on the journey to save the stars.”