In elder days before the fall

Apparently this blog is going to be mostly Tolkien related stuff with some other random interests sprinkled in. Adult.

[mandhos]

I haven't drawn it in a long time :,)

[frequentderealizationcore]

Oh okay I guess

[frequentderealizationcore]

I hate tim drake and his fans I hate tim drake and his fans I hate tim drake and his fans-

[frequentderealizationcore]

This post is so funny to me because on that specific day almost my entire country got bombed and I was so stressed out obviously so I go on tiktok to distract myself. Instead I get tim drake fans being stupid which was basically just the last straw.

[abizarreyodelingincident]

"Batman shouldn't be forced to kill the Joker at the detriment of his morals and mental health" AND "Bruce himself set up Jason's expectation that parents will take bloody vengeance for the sake of their children's lives" are statements that tell you Bruce is in a hell of his own making.

Jason does in fact have the right to ask. Bruce gave it to him implicitely. Because Bruce a) positioned himself as Jason's father, b) blamed Jason for Garzonas' father trying to get revenge on Batman and Robin and dying for it, c) argued that it was the natural actions of a father to try and avenge his kid.

Either Bruce IS Jason's father, and he failed to live up to the standard he set, or he isn't, and he sold a lie to an orphan to put him in the line of fire to deal with the loneliness of his eldest leaving the nest.

Jason, when coming back to life, seeing the Joker alive, must have felt incredibly betrayed and foolish. "I thought I'd be the last person you'd ever let him hurt."

Jason's ultimatum in Under the Red Hood is asking Batman to put his money where his mouth is.

Was it the natural thing for Garzonas senior to set-up an ambush to gun down Batman and Robin because fathers should avenge their sons?

Was it really Jason's fault back then that three men died in a failed scheme? When Batman toppled the pile of cars on top of Garzonas senior, when he tricked the subordinates into shooting each other, can we still blame Robin for not seeing this coming when he 'maybe' pushed Garzonas off the balcony?

If it is so inevitable that more deaths would follow a son's murder, why is the Joker still alive?

And if it wasn't, if fathers don't normally take bloody vengeance, then perhaps the three men that died should be blamed on the man that 'pushed' them?

Maybe Batman already had blood on his hands.

Maybe the Red Hood has a right to ask why he's so comfortable with that.

[frequentderealizationcore]

What the fuck is ocd even about. What do you mean I have to position my phone on the nightstand in a correct way only I'm aware of or else I'm going to get cancer.

[frequentderealizationcore]

Saying jason should get over his own death but hey it's fine if bruce doesn't get over his parent's death and bases his life and approach to the world on it. What are they smoking on tiktok.

[frequentderealizationcore]

Nothing funnier to me than a blog that hates jason but almost all of their posts are about him.

Like that's fucking hilarious why are you obsessed.

[frequentderealizationcore]

I hate tim drake and his fans I hate tim drake and his fans I hate tim drake and his fans-

[ilaneya]

maedhros 🔥🗡️

[frequentderealizationcore]

Hey so, Heirloom by Sleeping at Last but it's about Willis and Jason. Thoughts?

[dagnyart]

New redesign of Maedhros! I kept his father's eyes, lips and face shape, other is from his mom. What do you think?

[frequentderealizationcore]

My principle for voting on any batfamily related poll is very simple. I see people being weird about jason in the notes, I vote for him.

[soluda]

[sad--beep]

[lyragoth]

Celebrimbor Fëanorion and the bloodied star

[frequentderealizationcore]

As much as I find Maeglin's story interesting, I'm adamant it would have been better if he died instead of Aredhel.

[verkomy]

treebeard and the hobbits

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