gh0stb0nes_ @gh0stb0nes086 - Tumblr Blog

I decided to make a Tumblr! Here’s some Lottie Matthews fanart because I love her

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The sun is life

Based off of Lucifero by Roberto Ferri

#frankenstein #frankenstiensmonster #frankenstein 2025 #guillermo del toro #the creature #fanart #frankenstein fanart #artwork #art #digital art #digital drawing #digital illustration #digital painting #my art #my artwrok #my draws #guillermo del toro frankenstein #this drawing took me 20 hours but it flopped on all my social media platforms but whatever

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lottiekilah & losing faith | yellowjackets 3x03 / questions & answers #2 - efb / yellowjackets 3x04 / i'm your man - mistki / the drowning faith - r.f. kuang / reassurance to sierra in high school - sierra demulder / yellowjackets 3x06 / dream girl - clementine von radics / kerophagos on x / yellowjackets 3x08 / the road - cormac mccarthy / yellowjackets 3x09 / raina maria rilke / hell followed with us - andrew joseph white / yellowjackets 3x10 / mrs dahmer - sierra demulder / yellowjackets 3x07

My bad, y’all. I forgot about this account ngl. Anyway, here’s Mari fanart! I made this right after the yj s3 finale

artby-ashandrain

finally finished the lottie matthews art !!

also hehe if you want to see more of my work i'm @ashandrain on ig

rhiannonsknife

i’d tweet this but yellowjackets twitter is still the most terrifying place on the internet so i’m just gonna say it here and hope it doesn’t summon the wrong crowd!!

as a writer, i genuinely thought this was common sense & basic fandom etiquette but apparently it needs to be said: you do not offer unsolicited criticism on someone’s fanfiction/fan art unless the creator explicitly asks for it. (to be very clear: exceptions exist!! if someone’s writing/art is actively harmful, hateful, bigoted, etc. that’s a separate convo & not at all what i’m talking about here!!) if you don’t like someone’s characterization, their ship dynamics, the setting, the tone, whatever, that’s fine, you’re entitled to your own opinion! what you’re not entitled to is telling an artist how they “should’ve done it differently”, especially when that creator is just some person sharing their art for free (!!!) because they care about the story or characters. if that’s not your vibe, that’s fine!! scroll past it. mute the tag. OR, better yet, write your own fanfiction!!

anyway. this has been your friendly reminder that consensual critique is great, but unsolicited negativity is just bad manners and tearing down someone else’s work because it didn’t fit your personal headcanon is not constructive, but lowkey just mean & makes fandom less fun for everyone! :) if you’re that passionate about it:

WRITE YOUR OWN FANFICTION!!

theimmortallesbian

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Wow she's insane. i love her though

nataliescatorccioapologist

The burden of leadership in Yellowjackets

There is such an interesting burden that each of the Yellowjackets leaders (Jackie, Lottie, Nat, and now Shauna) have had to carry of being the group’s scapegoat; the embodiment of the group’s darkness and therefore the one demonized to absolve the rest of their sins. Each have served as a symbol of the state of the group at a given time, a physical manifestation of their deepest needs and urges.

Jackie was a symbol of society, representing the team’s pre-crash identities and last shreds of civilization they clung to in the wilderness. Before the crash, she was revered and worshipped, but as the group’s desperation began to increase and their needs began to shift to something more primal, Jackie became a living reminder of the life they left behind and the societal constraints they were just starting to shed. Her resistance to change and insistence on old social norms made her an easy scapegoat for the group’s early struggles to adapt. The traits that once garnered admiration from the group (Jackie’s composure, her traditional femininity, her social confidence) became liabilities in the wilderness. What once made her a leader now made her a threat, a mirror reflecting who they used to be and how far they were falling. Therefore, Jackie was the first to be cast out; a symbol they could sacrifice to avoid confronting the shame of their own loss of innocence and moral decay.

Lottie was a symbol of faith and spirituality in a time of desperation for the group. As starvation and fear took hold, the team turned to something larger than themselves for meaning; something to explain the inexplicable and justify the unthinkable. But as the group’s belief in her grew, so did their dependence on her. Their belief in her as a prophet gradually evolved into worship of her as a divine figure in her own right. They made a teenage girl into a god. She became the scapegoat for the horrors they committed in her name. When the faith they had placed in her didn’t offer the salvation they hoped for and she inevitably broke under the weight of their expectations, they dismissed her as “crazy” and cast her out again. Even after the crash, the narrative persists that Lottie made them do those terrible things, when in truth, they molded Lottie into the figurehead they needed to justify the things they were already willing to do.

Natalie became a symbol of pragmatism and conscience, a reflection of the group’s desire to return to order after the chaos of winter. Like Jackie before her, she tried to reestablish some sense of society, grounding her leadership in fairness, logic, and restraint. She didn’t ask for power, but she stepped into it because the group needed someone to set limits, to draw a line between survival and savagery. In many ways, she embodied the group’s collective remorse; their quiet longing to repent for Jackie and Javi’s deaths and to take the necessary steps to prevent that kind of darkness from ever surfacing in them again. But following Natalie meant confronting what they had done, and few were ready for that. Coach Ben’s return gave the group an easier target; someone to redirect their guilt and rage onto. Instead of reckoning with their own actions, they focused on punishing him for his perceived betrayal. Natalie’s calls for reason and restraint began to feel like judgment, and her moral clarity became alienating. Therefore, she was ridiculed and cast down when the group’s remorse and attempts at recreating civilization were overpowered by their own primal urges.

Shauna is a symbol of the group's brutality and rage. Her turn as leader has come at the peak of the group’s suppressed grief, anger, and loss of control. The group needed someone to act out their darkest impulses, and Shauna became that person. She was made the butcher (literally and symbolically), tasked with executing the physical horrors the others could not. The group unthinkingly offers her up to execute Nat after the card draw and elect her to butcher Javi’s body. By pushing her into that role, they created a vessel for their own savagery, then blamed her for it. And by continuing to blame her, they can go on pretending they had no choice, that the darkness lives in her, not in them.

I keep coming back to Van’s line about Lottie in Season 2: “She’s like this because of us.” The survivors may try to distance themselves from their leaders’ choices, they may point fingers, assign blame, but the truth is, Jackie, Lottie, Nat, and Shauna became exactly what the group needed them to be. They needed Jackie’s normalcy, Lottie’s faith, Natalie’s pragmatism and remorse, and eventually, Shauna’s rage and capacity for violence. The leaders didn’t act in a vacuum; they were shaped, elevated, and used by the group. And the others were just as complicit in everything that followed. Jackie, Lottie, Nat, and Shauna didn’t just carry carried the weight of their own sins, they carried the entire group’s. They were not simply leaders. They were vessels, absorbing the group’s collective fear, projection, and shifting morality. And in doing so, they became the easiest ones to sacrifice when the group needed someone to blame.

dyingnome

butchers your queen

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Yellowjackets Character Analysis Masterlist

To keep track of all of my yapping. Full disclosure a lot of these are about Nat, I can’t help it I am obsessed with her. But I will make more analyses on other characters soon (including deep dives for Van, Misty, and Taissa!)

*Many of these were made before Season 3 aired so they may not be entirely up to date!*

🐝Long posts 🐝

An exploration of all of the Yellowjackets ships

Each character’s role in the wilderness and how these roles overlap into the adult timeline

Lottie, Natalie, and Shauna’s leadership styles

Lottie Matthews Deep Dive

Travis Martinez Deep Dive

What we know about each character’s life before the plane crash

Each character’s greatest strength (and why it is also their greatest weakness)

Nat’s makeup and how it represents her character development

Nat and Taissa’s dynamic

How each character used the crash settlement money