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[p3anut47]

id like to interact with my mutuals more but i get scared pls forgive me

[karadashofficialslop]

what ray sees when he works his shift at the vhs store and the mysterious girl that smokes 20 packs a day comes in to buy her millionth comic book

[ddead3ye]

I did an album cover project recently, and chose to do MCR. I love bullets so so much… this was very fun to illustrate

[gottagetoutofthist0wn]

happy pride month to illi mcmillin and anyone who weaponizes their identity to win games of uno

[aether-hyperfixates]

wanted to draw what Illi’s backpack might look like

also,

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH!!

[kawatsuu]

<3

[zukostolemyhonor]

no one talks about the relationship between john and bonnie, it makes me sad because it's probably one of the best written relationships in all rdr1 (except maybe the marston family as a whole), and bonnie is like the one true friend john has, she never tries to manipulate him to do bad things, never betrays him or leaves him in dangerous/bad situations. she truly cares for him, and I know she has a crush on john, but even before that she saves him because she's a decent person and doesn't want to leave a man to die even if he's a criminal, and i think there's genuine friendship on both parts. it's telling how undead nightmare is supposed to be a dream john has, and in the dream bonnie rushes to hug him. I don't mean it in a romantic way, but it's so nice to see someone show affection to john through physical touch. he probably never had that type of affection from a person that wasn't abigail (so never from a friend), I just wish it was a real moment between them. tbh their friendship, and bonnie's herself are so underrated, and I don't understand why. RDR fandom what are you sleeping on!!!

[zinces]

RED DEAD REDEMPTION: UNDEAD NIGHTMARE dev. rockstar

[zomthi]

Zombie marston wip to feed my 2 fans

[irotbeautifully]

another oldie! i've always really loved abi, jesus what a woman

[ayesopod]

grrrr graaahh hrrrnn

[dentdechien]

Death awaits

[gamergirl-niffler]

Yes, John... when your family change into zombies, you tie them up and lock them in the room...

At least he left them food! That was actually sweet, and those reminders he gave them before leaving!

Yeah, fever... For sure, John!

@doumadono @unhinged-bratty-boy

[forthegothicheroine]

It's unfortunate that John Marston gets exclusively tragic sidequests. If Arthur Morgan had a Bigfoot-related sidequest, Bigfoot would have been an eccentric gentleman with an accent who would have sent him on a series of increasingly ridiculous errants.

[gamergirl-niffler]

Well... THAT WAS ODDLY SATISFYING!

@unhinged-bratty-boy @doumadono

[geisterblumen]

okay but wait, hear me out

I read Graceling around 2010 (that’s 15 years ago)

I was a teeny tiny teenager around that time and have you ever considered the marks that Kristin Cashore left on all those girls who got around to read about Katsas story?

Not only did I, who was forbidden to show anger, learn that anger can lead to freedom and safety, but also I learned at such a young age that it is entirely fine, even beautiful, to commit to partnership in ways that are not marriage.

Cashore also described how Katsa took seabane to prevent pregnancy. She deliberately formed it into its own moment, but didn’t make a big deal out of it at the same time - which meant a lot to teenager me and even more to the adult that I am today.

Also making the male main character into someone who is emotionally intelligent, sensitive and also capable to appreciate the beauty of his surroundings, even after losing eye-sight must have left imprints on young boys who got around to read Po‘s story.

[thatonef1girl]

I love John Marston so much I could be sick. He's just my favorite little gunslinger who can't swim and barely read. He could do no wrong. Free my boy.