☆Lizzyyyy☆

| she/they | 21 | ('not a girl' but in the voice of Janet from the good place) | my humble ao3!! @ ourhousebelow |

[anozm]

The bestest of friends!!

[ghoulytheghost]

i need people to listen to 'my girlfriend' by TV Girl and think about it from Richard's POV living with Francis post-epilogue

listen to it and contact me ASAP if u feel my vision i begggg

[ghoulytheghost]

[ghoulytheghost]

i need people to listen to 'my girlfriend' by TV Girl and think about it from Richard's POV living with Francis post-epilogue

listen to it and contact me ASAP if u feel my vision i begggg

[hawberries]

posting a bit more from the zzine… one of my indulgences when im drawing characters as girls is to immediately inflict eveningwear on them, so here's msby + schweiden + their plus-ones at some manner of gala, or a V-league event perhaps? whatever it is, they needed to be fancy! :)

[laterkiss]

worry about it kitten daddy fucked up

[katlixer]

henry's last words to camilla

[bugbugly]

it really is fitting that buck’s childhood was spent unknowingly competing with his dead brother and now phillip is doomed to spend the rest of his days competing with buck’s dead father, knowing he’ll never come out on top.

[lesbucks]

[nahmann]

Typa shit Henry saw at Bunny’s funeral on his sedative/stimulent cocktail in migraine-induced psychosis

[hayden-thefuck-whywouldyoudothis]

daniel craig would have made more james bond movies if bond was actively having crazy gay sex with ben wishaw's q i swear it and you know it

[ghoulytheghost]

headcannon of bunny using the new odyssey movie to piss off Henry. every time Henry annoys him or is just unprepared Bunny hits him with another fact about it

'Henry did u know that in the new odyssey movie-'

and everytime Henry just gets up and walks away so it becomes a game for Bunny to try and catch him unawares and get the fact out before Henry can civer his ears

[neelyowhora]

withnail & i edit

song: like a friend - pulp

[despazito]

It's actually super unethical to keep a peeve as a pet

[nahmann]

Always down for Richard slander. But not Richard hate, never hate.

[ladybug-library]

My deepest apologies if someone has beat me to making this

[talkshowboyluvr]

I simultaneously think people over villainise Richard Papen and undermine how truly fucked up he was in relation to his aggression.

Having violent urges is important to his character, he has them consistently and to a point that it does affect his relationships with the other characters. But it’s also important that to maintain his role as a passive character within the narrative, he never acts on them.

His relationship with abuse is potent in certain moments, because he was raised in a violent environment and it shows! He often seemingly wishes to victimise people the same way he himself has been victimised. He says that while watching Bunny die all that played through his head were the small humiliations that Bunny had put him through. He is so angry during the conversation with Julian he wishes to kill Henry, the aggressor when it comes to the murders in the book. His thoughts of harm never come out of nowhere.

The bedroom scene with Camilla specifically is when we see this most definitely. It is arguably his cruelest moment, yet still fits well within his personality. Prior to this he expresses empathy towards Camilla’s situation and tells Francis he can’t blame her for leaving Charles. During this scene he is horrified at the amount of abuse Charles causes and the physical scarring it’s left on her. Yet, he still wishes to victimise her further, to assault her by grabbing her by her already hurt (specifically already hurt by someone else) wrist and strangle her.

But despite all of this, he never acts out these wishes of violence, he even steps away when Camilla steps towards him, because he doesn’t enjoy his urges to cause harm. He freezes when he’s being threatened or hurt (after the punch, while Charles holding a gun to him.) And even outside of a character angle this is important to the plot, Richard’s action very rarely have much bearing in the narrative, his violence would have no place in the story.

None of these examples are cut and dry or black and white but trying to dismiss his violence as one off or ignoring them takes away from why Henry attempted to relate to him in their final argument and why he goes along with the murder. On the other hand, claiming he is an abuser who enjoys his enjoyment of hurting people is also a mischaracterisation, he feels guilt at his actions (the easter chick, the disabled child he bullied, the entirety of bunny’s funeral!!!) but often a lack of guilt at his reasonings.

[jadziacore]

TOS fem!Spock vision board

[jelliedlimes]

I should do this to her sometime

[jelliedlimes]

Some quick fanart for this concept

[prokopetz]

Flavours of unreliable narrator:

Lying to the reader

Lying to themselves

Simply misinformed

Not paying attention

Has weird priorities

Assumed you knew

Hates you personally

Bad at communicating

Easily sidetracked

Will believe anything

Has weird prejudices

Just kind of dumb

[ghoulytheghost]

Richard Papen

[ghoulytheghost]

dying in the uk heatwave, watching spock and mccoy suffer in the arctic is the only way i can cope