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cris. 26. so i bet all i have on that

[neptunes-saddest-alien]

From the bottom of my worthless heart, I genuinely don’t know if I can survive another year.

[tuboshrimp]

Bullseye🎯

[bifauxnenarmand]

I love him so much what is his problem 😭😭😭

[cyndaquillover1074]

Something so funny about Armand genuinely being a weird guy. Like vampirism and immortality and traumatic past aside he is genuinely so odd. Hilarious. Even to other vampires he is super weird. Why is he like that.

[hamletpolny]

sir, that’s my emotional support imaginary world

[rotdoodle]

Divorcees mogging each other has fully revived me and added an extra 10 years to my lifespan.

[professional-rat-eater]

An Emmy for Assad for the way he sat in that chair, looked at Jacob and occasionally raised a hand. An Emmy for you, Assad. A Nobel Prize. Two Nobel Prizes. No one sits in a chair like you.

[cloudabserk]

armand doodles to prepare for episode 1

[hadesisqueer]

Good lord the new Avatar series premise. I know Korra was 100% framed and that the Earth Avatar will most likely find out the truth and restore her reputation but damn. As a Korra lover it's gonna be tough to watch. Korra went to the Kuruk school of Avatars who took their jobs extremely seriously but whose legacies were warped or forgotten and they're blamed for the current situation. Why is it always a Water Avatar--

[orbis-alius]

So, did anyone else notice a pattern in the world's perception of Avatars?

Air, they are practically revered as the best; generally, we only hear praise about Yangchen, and Aang ended a hundred-year war.

Water, they are the worst. For quite some time, Kuruk was presented to us as lazy and careless. Korra faced countless problems and is blamed by others for destroying the world, as far as we know.

Earth, Kyoshi appears to be loved except by that small pro-dictator town. We don't know much about Pavi yet, but her design looks sweet, and we could assume she'll be focused on uniting the people of a shattered world or something similar, something she could be loved for, or at least restoring people's belief in the Avatar.

Fire, We only have Roku and Szeto, and their lives seemed to be largely defined by their nation. Szeto focused on his people's politics, while Roku couldn't prevent them from starting a war.

Until we have more examples, the last two are mostly speculation, but we could say that this pattern arises from a cycle.

Air has to deal with problems that lead them to be revered once they are resolved, and their mistakes are not held against them much. Water is seen as deficient compared to its predecessor and is mostly recognized for its mistakes. Earth provides a visible solution to its predecessor's problems, which grants it enough love from the people for Fire to focus on problems with its own nation, but these lead to the problems that Air will have to face, and so the cycle begins again.

What do you think? Did I get too lost in creating my fanfic, or could it be plausible for canon?

[pink-fangirl]

Reblog if she is completely innocent and it’s probably all Avatar Wan’s fault of something

[seasonofhorror]

VAN HELSING

2004, dir. Stephen Sommers

[owwllly]

gentlmen higuruma and nanami

[sikoi]

me looking up the definition of a word i totally know the meaning of i just have to make sure it didn’t change for some reason or i made it up

[sendhelpthankyou]

writing is so fun, you can spend hours trying to think of a cool fantasy name, do a ton of research on name origins, get nothing productive done, call it writing, and then cry because you have an Idea in your head that you cant put on paper! its so fun I love it so much

[herpandemonium]

rereading my own smut and blushing? who wrote this

[loveridden1999]

adult grief by louise glück

[ispyspookymansion]

ohhhh i get it now! theres something wrong with me