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He/Him & They/Them Riddled in the brain with the tism my dudes

[bored-wayward-dragon]

Do you guys think that Grace is Mr. Le Bail's favourite (almost) subject? Like she genuinely just provides the most entertainment.

SPOILERS FOR READY OR NOT 2: HERE I COME BELOW THE CUT!!!

Tbf, considering that Lucifer's fall was predicated on the idea of rebellion and shaking things up, she's lowkey the best at that, making her kind of the perfect foil in that way too. First, (albeit unwittingly) she is the reason for Alex's departure from his family, and then brings him back (he who should "lead this family"). Then she not only pushes Daniel to be a better person, renouncing Le Bail and the deal, but eventually wins the game, thus removing an entire family from the playing field. Le Bail's nod to her at the end of the first movie signifies to me that he's not mad at her winning, but respects a game well played.

In the second movie, again, her participation is a chance for more entertainment and more unsettling of the board. Its interesting that she plays first by her own rules and means, but then defaults to his by engaging with the "by laws" and being the one to suggest marriage (especially since she was so opposed to it earlier). She's playing his game, using his rules in a way that even his lawyer didn't expect.

The finale, with her killing Titus and taking power for herself - something which is then followed by everyone immediately revering her not just as a leader but almost as a deity (starting to chant and even the goat kneeling when she demanded it - dont think i didnt catch that one guys!!!), is also upsetting the board in its own way and if she had stuck with it, she definitely would have become the darkest of Le Bail's subjects. (honestly the way she looked at that point, you just know she would have become the BADDEST bitch in town if she held on to that power). But even though she doesn't, even though she let's it go, she does it in a way that burns the whole house down, leaves a clean slate behind her, Le Bail STILL nods at her as they leave. He's not mad at her!! She is the most entertainment he's had in years! These families and their petty squabbles are probably getting to be all the same like i bet he was so bored and here comes Grace with something new and exciting, i just know he loved it so much

[bored-wayward-dragon]

Do you guys think that Grace is Mr. Le Bail's favourite (almost) subject? Like she genuinely just provides the most entertainment.

SPOILERS FOR READY OR NOT 2: HERE I COME BELOW THE CUT!!!

Tbf, considering that Lucifer's fall was predicated on the idea of rebellion and shaking things up, she's lowkey the best at that, making her kind of the perfect foil in that way too. First, (albeit unwittingly) she is the reason for Alex's departure from his family, and then brings him back (he who should "lead this family"). Then she not only pushes Daniel to be a better person, renouncing Le Bail and the deal, but eventually wins the game, thus removing an entire family from the playing field. Le Bail's nod to her at the end of the first movie signifies to me that he's not mad at her winning, but respects a game well played.

In the second movie, again, her participation is a chance for more entertainment and more unsettling of the board. Its interesting that she plays first by her own rules and means, but then defaults to his by engaging with the "by laws" and being the one to suggest marriage (especially since she was so opposed to it earlier). She's playing his game, using his rules in a way that even his lawyer didn't expect.

The finale, with her killing Titus and taking power for herself - something which is then followed by everyone immediately revering her not just as a leader but almost as a deity (starting to chant and even the goat kneeling when she demanded it - dont think i didnt catch that one guys!!!), is also upsetting the board in its own way and if she had stuck with it, she definitely would have become the darkest of Le Bail's subjects. (honestly the way she looked at that point, you just know she would have become the BADDEST bitch in town if she held on to that power). But even though she doesn't, even though she let's it go, she does it in a way that burns the whole house down, leaves a clean slate behind her, Le Bail STILL nods at her as they leave. He's not mad at her!! She is the most entertainment he's had in years! These families and their petty squabbles are probably getting to be all the same like i bet he was so bored and here comes Grace with something new and exciting, i just know he loved it so much

[bored-wayward-dragon]

Do you guys think that Grace is Mr. Le Bail's favourite (almost) subject? Like she genuinely just provides the most entertainment.

SPOILERS FOR READY OR NOT 2: HERE I COME BELOW THE CUT!!!

Tbf, considering that Lucifer's fall was predicated on the idea of rebellion and shaking things up, she's lowkey the best at that, making her kind of the perfect foil in that way too. First, (albeit unwittingly) she is the reason for Alex's departure from his family, and then brings him back (he who should "lead this family"). Then she not only pushes Daniel to be a better person, renouncing Le Bail and the deal, but eventually wins the game, thus removing an entire family from the playing field. Le Bail's nod to her at the end of the first movie signifies to me that he's not mad at her winning, but respects a game well played.

In the second movie, again, her participation is a chance for more entertainment and more unsettling of the board. Its interesting that she plays first by her own rules and means, but then defaults to his by engaging with the "by laws" and being the one to suggest marriage (especially since she was so opposed to it earlier). She's playing his game, using his rules in a way that even his lawyer didn't expect.

The finale, with her killing Titus and taking power for herself - something which is then followed by everyone immediately revering her not just as a leader but almost as a deity (starting to chant and even the goat kneeling when she demanded it - dont think i didnt catch that one guys!!!), is also upsetting the board in its own way and if she had stuck with it, she definitely would have become the darkest of Le Bail's subjects. (honestly the way she looked at that point, you just know she would have become the BADDEST bitch in town if she held on to that power). But even though she doesn't, even though she let's it go, she does it in a way that burns the whole house down, leaves a clean slate behind her, Le Bail STILL nods at her as they leave. He's not mad at her!! She is the most entertainment he's had in years! These families and their petty squabbles are probably getting to be all the same like i bet he was so bored and here comes Grace with something new and exciting, i just know he loved it so much

[bored-wayward-dragon]

Do you guys think that Grace is Mr. Le Bail's favourite (almost) subject? Like she genuinely just provides the most entertainment.

SPOILERS FOR READY OR NOT 2: HERE I COME BELOW THE CUT!!!

Tbf, considering that Lucifer's fall was predicated on the idea of rebellion and shaking things up, she's lowkey the best at that, making her kind of the perfect foil in that way too. First, (albeit unwittingly) she is the reason for Alex's departure from his family, and then brings him back (he who should "lead this family"). Then she not only pushes Daniel to be a better person, renouncing Le Bail and the deal, but eventually wins the game, thus removing an entire family from the playing field. Le Bail's nod to her at the end of the first movie signifies to me that he's not mad at her winning, but respects a game well played.

In the second movie, again, her participation is a chance for more entertainment and more unsettling of the board. Its interesting that she plays first by her own rules and means, but then defaults to his by engaging with the "by laws" and being the one to suggest marriage (especially since she was so opposed to it earlier). She's playing his game, using his rules in a way that even his lawyer didn't expect.

The finale, with her killing Titus and taking power for herself - something which is then followed by everyone immediately revering her not just as a leader but almost as a deity (starting to chant and even the goat kneeling when she demanded it - dont think i didnt catch that one guys!!!), is also upsetting the board in its own way and if she had stuck with it, she definitely would have become the darkest of Le Bail's subjects. (honestly the way she looked at that point, you just know she would have become the BADDEST bitch in town if she held on to that power). But even though she doesn't, even though she let's it go, she does it in a way that burns the whole house down, leaves a clean slate behind her, Le Bail STILL nods at her as they leave. He's not mad at her!! She is the most entertainment he's had in years! These families and their petty squabbles are probably getting to be all the same like i bet he was so bored and here comes Grace with something new and exciting, i just know he loved it so much

[bored-wayward-dragon]

Do you guys think that Grace is Mr. Le Bail's favourite (almost) subject? Like she genuinely just provides the most entertainment.

SPOILERS FOR READY OR NOT 2: HERE I COME BELOW THE CUT!!!

Tbf, considering that Lucifer's fall was predicated on the idea of rebellion and shaking things up, she's lowkey the best at that, making her kind of the perfect foil in that way too. First, (albeit unwittingly) she is the reason for Alex's departure from his family, and then brings him back (he who should "lead this family"). Then she not only pushes Daniel to be a better person, renouncing Le Bail and the deal, but eventually wins the game, thus removing an entire family from the playing field. Le Bail's nod to her at the end of the first movie signifies to me that he's not mad at her winning, but respects a game well played.

In the second movie, again, her participation is a chance for more entertainment and more unsettling of the board. Its interesting that she plays first by her own rules and means, but then defaults to his by engaging with the "by laws" and being the one to suggest marriage (especially since she was so opposed to it earlier). She's playing his game, using his rules in a way that even his lawyer didn't expect.

The finale, with her killing Titus and taking power for herself - something which is then followed by everyone immediately revering her not just as a leader but almost as a deity (starting to chant and even the goat kneeling when she demanded it - dont think i didnt catch that one guys!!!), is also upsetting the board in its own way and if she had stuck with it, she definitely would have become the darkest of Le Bail's subjects. (honestly the way she looked at that point, you just know she would have become the BADDEST bitch in town if she held on to that power). But even though she doesn't, even though she let's it go, she does it in a way that burns the whole house down, leaves a clean slate behind her, Le Bail STILL nods at her as they leave. He's not mad at her!! She is the most entertainment he's had in years! These families and their petty squabbles are probably getting to be all the same like i bet he was so bored and here comes Grace with something new and exciting, i just know he loved it so much

[bored-wayward-dragon]

Do you guys think that Grace is Mr. Le Bail's favourite (almost) subject? Like she genuinely just provides the most entertainment.

SPOILERS FOR READY OR NOT 2: HERE I COME BELOW THE CUT!!!

Tbf, considering that Lucifer's fall was predicated on the idea of rebellion and shaking things up, she's lowkey the best at that, making her kind of the perfect foil in that way too. First, (albeit unwittingly) she is the reason for Alex's departure from his family, and then brings him back (he who should "lead this family"). Then she not only pushes Daniel to be a better person, renouncing Le Bail and the deal, but eventually wins the game, thus removing an entire family from the playing field. Le Bail's nod to her at the end of the first movie signifies to me that he's not mad at her winning, but respects a game well played.

In the second movie, again, her participation is a chance for more entertainment and more unsettling of the board. Its interesting that she plays first by her own rules and means, but then defaults to his by engaging with the "by laws" and being the one to suggest marriage (especially since she was so opposed to it earlier). She's playing his game, using his rules in a way that even his lawyer didn't expect.

The finale, with her killing Titus and taking power for herself - something which is then followed by everyone immediately revering her not just as a leader but almost as a deity (starting to chant and even the goat kneeling when she demanded it - dont think i didnt catch that one guys!!!), is also upsetting the board in its own way and if she had stuck with it, she definitely would have become the darkest of Le Bail's subjects. (honestly the way she looked at that point, you just know she would have become the BADDEST bitch in town if she held on to that power). But even though she doesn't, even though she let's it go, she does it in a way that burns the whole house down, leaves a clean slate behind her, Le Bail STILL nods at her as they leave. He's not mad at her!! She is the most entertainment he's had in years! These families and their petty squabbles are probably getting to be all the same like i bet he was so bored and here comes Grace with something new and exciting, i just know he loved it so much

[bored-wayward-dragon]

Do you guys think that Grace is Mr. Le Bail's favourite (almost) subject? Like she genuinely just provides the most entertainment.

SPOILERS FOR READY OR NOT 2: HERE I COME BELOW THE CUT!!!

Tbf, considering that Lucifer's fall was predicated on the idea of rebellion and shaking things up, she's lowkey the best at that, making her kind of the perfect foil in that way too. First, (albeit unwittingly) she is the reason for Alex's departure from his family, and then brings him back (he who should "lead this family"). Then she not only pushes Daniel to be a better person, renouncing Le Bail and the deal, but eventually wins the game, thus removing an entire family from the playing field. Le Bail's nod to her at the end of the first movie signifies to me that he's not mad at her winning, but respects a game well played.

In the second movie, again, her participation is a chance for more entertainment and more unsettling of the board. Its interesting that she plays first by her own rules and means, but then defaults to his by engaging with the "by laws" and being the one to suggest marriage (especially since she was so opposed to it earlier). She's playing his game, using his rules in a way that even his lawyer didn't expect.

The finale, with her killing Titus and taking power for herself - something which is then followed by everyone immediately revering her not just as a leader but almost as a deity (starting to chant and even the goat kneeling when she demanded it - dont think i didnt catch that one guys!!!), is also upsetting the board in its own way and if she had stuck with it, she definitely would have become the darkest of Le Bail's subjects. (honestly the way she looked at that point, you just know she would have become the BADDEST bitch in town if she held on to that power). But even though she doesn't, even though she let's it go, she does it in a way that burns the whole house down, leaves a clean slate behind her, Le Bail STILL nods at her as they leave. He's not mad at her!! She is the most entertainment he's had in years! These families and their petty squabbles are probably getting to be all the same like i bet he was so bored and here comes Grace with something new and exciting, i just know he loved it so much

[yelenadelova]

They could quite frankly make 100 “Ready Or Not” films with the exact same plot and as long as Samara Weaving is there screaming, serving cunt, and covered in blood my ass will be sat in the theater.

[yelenadelova]

They could quite frankly make 100 “Ready Or Not” films with the exact same plot and as long as Samara Weaving is there screaming, serving cunt, and covered in blood my ass will be sat in the theater.

[yelenadelova]

They could quite frankly make 100 “Ready Or Not” films with the exact same plot and as long as Samara Weaving is there screaming, serving cunt, and covered in blood my ass will be sat in the theater.

[bramblepatch]

Grace explaining sheepishly to Eridian linguists that the reason he uses different pronouns for Rocky than for the rest of the population is that he reflexively defaulted to assigning Rocky the same grammatical and social gender that he himself uses, in a way that has historical precedent but in modern English is considered somewhat chauvinistic and backward, and he's not proud of it but also the habit is pretty deeply ingrained now and unless Rocky objects it's probably easier to just keep on as he has been...

and immediately being informed lol. lmao. do not even worry about it. you have no idea what kind of buck wild grammatical constructs Rocky has invented for you. everyone else addresses you as foreigner/scholar. they're somehow managing to refer to you as their sibling, ward, and semidivine culture hero at the same time every time they talk about you.

[bramblepatch]

Grace explaining sheepishly to Eridian linguists that the reason he uses different pronouns for Rocky than for the rest of the population is that he reflexively defaulted to assigning Rocky the same grammatical and social gender that he himself uses, in a way that has historical precedent but in modern English is considered somewhat chauvinistic and backward, and he's not proud of it but also the habit is pretty deeply ingrained now and unless Rocky objects it's probably easier to just keep on as he has been...

and immediately being informed lol. lmao. do not even worry about it. you have no idea what kind of buck wild grammatical constructs Rocky has invented for you. everyone else addresses you as foreigner/scholar. they're somehow managing to refer to you as their sibling, ward, and semidivine culture hero at the same time every time they talk about you.

[bramblepatch]

Grace explaining sheepishly to Eridian linguists that the reason he uses different pronouns for Rocky than for the rest of the population is that he reflexively defaulted to assigning Rocky the same grammatical and social gender that he himself uses, in a way that has historical precedent but in modern English is considered somewhat chauvinistic and backward, and he's not proud of it but also the habit is pretty deeply ingrained now and unless Rocky objects it's probably easier to just keep on as he has been...

and immediately being informed lol. lmao. do not even worry about it. you have no idea what kind of buck wild grammatical constructs Rocky has invented for you. everyone else addresses you as foreigner/scholar. they're somehow managing to refer to you as their sibling, ward, and semidivine culture hero at the same time every time they talk about you.

[bramblepatch]

Grace explaining sheepishly to Eridian linguists that the reason he uses different pronouns for Rocky than for the rest of the population is that he reflexively defaulted to assigning Rocky the same grammatical and social gender that he himself uses, in a way that has historical precedent but in modern English is considered somewhat chauvinistic and backward, and he's not proud of it but also the habit is pretty deeply ingrained now and unless Rocky objects it's probably easier to just keep on as he has been...

and immediately being informed lol. lmao. do not even worry about it. you have no idea what kind of buck wild grammatical constructs Rocky has invented for you. everyone else addresses you as foreigner/scholar. they're somehow managing to refer to you as their sibling, ward, and semidivine culture hero at the same time every time they talk about you.

[bramblepatch]

Grace explaining sheepishly to Eridian linguists that the reason he uses different pronouns for Rocky than for the rest of the population is that he reflexively defaulted to assigning Rocky the same grammatical and social gender that he himself uses, in a way that has historical precedent but in modern English is considered somewhat chauvinistic and backward, and he's not proud of it but also the habit is pretty deeply ingrained now and unless Rocky objects it's probably easier to just keep on as he has been...

and immediately being informed lol. lmao. do not even worry about it. you have no idea what kind of buck wild grammatical constructs Rocky has invented for you. everyone else addresses you as foreigner/scholar. they're somehow managing to refer to you as their sibling, ward, and semidivine culture hero at the same time every time they talk about you.

[maaacintoshhh]

doodle i liked :op

[maaacintoshhh]

doodle i liked :op