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Resident Evil 9 Lore 👩🏾‍🤝‍👩🏼

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✨ girl dad Joel ✨

made for @kokureno

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screaming till my lungs give out

re: band!au concert!!

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gravity falls x tlou

+ Eda as Tess

solo drawings below!!

Sinister Ellie: "Well, this is just pathetic. This dimension and its "heroes" are a fucking disappointment! The Dina from my world is a monster compared to whatever the hell you are. You're all so goddamned weak; this is no fucking fun!"

Atomic Dina: "Grrggh... fuck you..."

Ellie, the Sinister vs The Atomic Dina, Page#1, art by Deo.

"Oooh, Dina, my love... What am I going to do with you?"

Ellie, the Cannibal vs The Atomic Dina by Zonatto.

#naughty dog #the last of us #ellie williams #joel miller #the last of us part 2 #crossover #amazon prime #invincible #mark grayson #omni-man #tlou Dina #Atom Eve Invincible #Atom Eve #tlou Abby #tlou fanart #Invincible fanart #tlou fanfiction

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Watch out cause he'll bite.

Ellie, the Invincible and Agent Crash, the Alien Bandicoot: The Twinsanity.

Art by my good friend, @Zonatto/Losstarot98. I can't thank him enough for bringing my little AUs and headcanons to life!

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i could watch that man eat for hours

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i walk through the valley of the shadow of death

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Sometimes I think about exactly how powerful Zuko’s story as an abuse victim is and I just have to stop and tear up for a minute.

Just let it sink in that at 13 years old, Zuko’s father mutilated him in front of an audience and told him he was worthless and unwelcome until he completed an impossible mission. Nobody stepped in to help him. Most onlookers thought he deserved it, and even Iroh was too afraid of Ozai to challenge him in Zuko’s defense.

Zuko went on for years believing Ozai was right, and didn’t recognize what happened to him as abuse. He thought his banishment and suffering were his own fault because something was wrong with him, and that it was his duty to change to become worthy again.

Then this scene? Absolutely incredible.

Zuko’s whole journey leads up to this confrontation, where he not only recognizes that he holds no responsibility for the abuse inflicted on him; he confronts his abuser and tells him he was wrong to treat him that way, that he doesn’t owe his abuser anything.

And not only that, Zuko also tells Ozai that he sees how he’s hurting the rest of the world the same way he hurt him, and vows to stop him. That’s literally so powerful, especially watching this as someone who once felt as broken and alone as Zuko once did. His story is everything to me.