Hope is Something You Give Yourself

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[poikaboo]

Really genuinely feel like we need to bring back internet safety classes.

[poikaboo]

like this isn’t about “no one on the internet is your friend” it’s about “everyone on the internet can be entirely anonymous and disappear at a moment’s notice and you need to be aware of that and be sure of people’s intentions” it’s about “that person might be really nice and giving or they might be scamming you and you need to be able to tell the difference” it’s about “you need to be sure that the link you’re clicking on is going to take you to the right place”

it’s basic stuff i’m not trying to scare people but you need! to practice healthy skepticism online!!

[jaekez]

he IS the moment 🐺

[bookishtheories]

In the latest Dark Moon: The Grey City update, they revealed new interesting information about the upcoming storyline!

"This story goes back 20 years before the werewolves settled down in the Sunshine City School when the new encounter and destiny began as they became one as brothers."

The Grey City will therefore be a PREQUEL to the events that are taking place in Dark Moon: The Blood Altar. It will be set throughout the 2000s, thus explaining the dates that appeared in the concept clips of the JUVENILE ver. of First Howling: ME.

The description that accompanied the second Concept Poster is just as interesting:

"On the outskirts of a port city lies a run-down house and an abandoned factory. A place where an inn is located in the dark alley Greyville, a grey city where no one cares for each other."

Dark Moon: The Grey City will be fittingly set in the town of Greyvill, a port city where everyone has to fend for themselves. The fact that Greyville is described as a city with a port implies that it is close to the sea, which is also coherent with what we saw in Teaser 1 of Under the Skin.

In the opening scene we see K (Khan?) talking to an injured man, possibly the current alpha of the pack who is about to pass his role onto K. The messy alley where this conversation is taking place also fits the description that we have of the run-down alley where the inn of Greyville is supposedly located.

One thing that doesn't fit, however, is the attitude of the characters on screen: Greyville is described as a city where no one cares about each other but K cares about the dying man and, in turn, he cares about the pups.

This contrast between the people of Greyville and the wolves of the pack will probably be very important moving forward: Greyville is a Grey City that might be violent and unforgiving. But the pack is always there for each other and no one is left behind.

[jaekez]

29 days until debut!! 🎉

[its1698-maybeineedyou]

Rewriting Heroes of Olympus: The Lost Hero (Part 1)

[savefirstkillofficial]

Our #FirstkillFridays are back with surprises

[savefirstkillofficial]

[savefirstkillofficial]

Hi! I just joined the fandom so I'm sorry if I'm asking a question that's already been asked but has there been a collective yet to see if Peacock might be interested in picking up the show? They currently have a vampire show airing and from what I recall, arent iffy about wlw content. Again sorry if this has already been addressed! Havent had a chance yet to read into all the news or efforts since I came into this fandom literally today 😭😭😭 I just wanna help any way I can.

Hey, thank you for reaching out and welcome to the fandom, we'll look into it, In the mean while join us on the First Kill Friday watch party on Twitter spaces, you never know who can pull up there.

Also we just got the #SaveFirstkill filter on Instagram it's pretty cool 😎 go and check it out.

[rowark]

one of the most underrated moments in the show, I swear

Like, it's obvious that Emma's touch is what kickstarts Regina's magic, but what I love more is Regina's reaction. She fucking KNOWS it.

Like, there's no other reason for her to look at Emma in shock when the hat works. She's used magic a thousand times, and she was actively trying to use magic... she can't be surprised because it worked

she looks at Emma like that because she KNOWS that it was Emma's touch that made her magic work

I wish we could know what's going on in Regina's head after this... she knows that Emma is the product of magic, but she also knows that Emma is the savior and she was destined to break Regina's curse. So it's probably not shocking to Regina that Emma would have magic, but it's probably pretty shocking that Emma's magic could help Regina

What's also interesting, I think, is that up until this moment, Regina is still actively hostile towards Emma. Emma is literally trying to save her life, and Regina's still lying to her. Why would she lie about knowing who Jefferson is? She clearly doesn't trust Emma and likely still thinks Emma is there to destroy her life

But after this, Emma falls into the portal, and their next interaction is Regina welcoming her home, after absorbing the death curse to let her come back to Storybrooke in the first place.

Like, yeah, Regina is trying to be better for Henry, but that hostility towards Emma is gone after this moment.

I don't think that's a coincidence.

[loonylodestone]

Jess McCready + ｆｅｒａｌ

A League of Their Own (2022)

[the-ghostcrew]

this was under a puppet history video

[its1698-maybeineedyou]

Available now at your favorite digital store!

Home to the Wild by Francesca McMahon

MY DEBUT NOVEL IS OUT IN THE WORLD!!

[khaoray]

Sergeant Beverly + Looking out for her Peaches

[tyrannusimons]

[bhebah]

A League Of Their Own 1992/2022

[andersdefensesquad]

Sometimes Twitter is right

[authorizedpope]

ok i love our flag means death its great but seeing people refer to it as 'the gay pirate show' like no. it's a gay pirate show. black sails didnt pop its pussy being the gay prestige pirate drama of all time, making pirates not only cool again but also intrinsically linked to queerness, just for people to give credit to another show for doing it years later. black sails walked so that our flag means death could walk also, but in a sillier way. know your queerstory.