Jae's Random Fandom Stuff

Call me Jae! | She/They | Currently Hyperfixated on Hermitcraft/The Life Series, Critical Role, Batfamily, & Marvel Comics | You can find me on AO3 at Jae_Reads_Fanfic

[jae-birde]

Trapped behind the mask

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Wanted to get this out yesterday for FNAF 2's anniversary, but a day late isn't too bad!

Close up on Charlie under the cut

[6qubed]

my favorite calvin and hobbes comic is the one where his dad just rolls up and casually destroys his entire night by pointing out some neat trivia about record players

[thedeadtravelfast]

@nightcrawler-fan

[6qubed]

#his expression in the last panel is black comic gold #the best part is that his dad was trying to be nice

are you sure. are you sure calvin’s dad is not a seasoned elder trickster. are you sure this isn’t the exact outcome he was hoping for

[backdropkid-deactivated20190630]

ok but that’s actually canon

[kitbulls]

i can’t believe you left this one out

[abraneveah]

The best part of this is the fact that Calvin’s dad has two descriptions for where Calvin came from.

[sardineincan]

Doodle

[sarostheghostcat]

minecraft monsters are so fucking funny weve got

zombies which look like the default player character. this has no lore implicatjons

skeletons. inexplicably they carry bows.

spiders that are two metres wide and hiss like snakes (imagine how fucking terrifying this would be in real life)

walking bush that wants nothing more than to explode while standin next to you. also theyre afraid of cats

three metre tall guy with social anxiety so bad they try to kill you if you look at them. also they can teleport

really sad ghost

zombies 2: underwater edition

spiders again but now they poison you

fish that kills you with a mind beam

[artofelanor]

Have you seen the new movie? It's on library. It's literally on the library. It's on library without ads. It's literally on your local public library. You can probably ask for it on your library. Dude it's on your library. It's in the original case too. It's on library. You can watch it at the library. You can go to your local library and watch it. Register onto your local library right now. Go to your library. Dive into your library. You can watch it. It's on there. Your library has it for you. Your library has it for you.

[mossworth]

Have you seen your post? You can see it at library. It's at library. It's on the library staff cabinet. It got printed out on paper and put up on Library.

[artofelanor]

oh my GOSH wow... I'm on Library...

[fetasy]

Well, the song was cool

[thatonesociologystudent]

Oh so you’re a monster hunter? You’re human? vsmp Pearlo because I’m going insane

[andruillus]

steph! ⭐drawn on clipstudio paint

[demaparbat-hp]

The answer is always yes

[jae-birde]

Trapped behind the mask

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Wanted to get this out yesterday for FNAF 2's anniversary, but a day late isn't too bad!

Close up on Charlie under the cut

[chloesimaginationthings]

The FNAF good ending for Elizabeth and Circus Baby,,

[color-palettes]

…But there’s still rage inside - Submitted by: fastman27

#0B021B #210F34 #34214C #513662 #805E88 #AE91B9 #D3B8D5

[creativepromptsforwriting]

How to write liars

Liars make stories twist, characters clash, and readers question everything. But not all liars are created equal. If you're writing one, ask yourself: what kind of liar are they? Because there’s more than one way to deceive…

Many types of liars

the one where you know they are lying

the one where you never know that they are lying

the one who lies about everything

the one who lies to themself

Writing Tips:

Know why they lie

Every liar has a reason. Is it survival, manipulation, shame, love, power, or habit? Understanding their motive helps you shape their behavior and emotional responses.

Use subtext and contradictions

Liars rarely say "I'm lying." Instead, they contradict themselves, dodge questions, or over-explain. Let their words and actions subtly clash.

Let the lie shape the plot

A good lie should ripple through the story. It creates misunderstandings, false alliances, and dramatic irony. Use it to mislead characters and readers.

Use silence

Sometimes the most powerful lie is omission. What a character doesn’t say can be just as revealing as what they do.

Play with perspective

Use unreliable narrators or shifting POVs to blur the line between truth and fiction. This keeps readers guessing and deepens the mystery.

Show consequences

How are characters reacting to someone lying to them? What happens if people find out a character lied?

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[mayapapaya33]

Between Percy knowing Grog's favorite color (6), knowing that Grog was holding up one finger to him while he was blind to test his eyesight (Grog's middle finger), knowing how to win a cannon ball contest that Grog was judging (by exploding himself with raw sodium and drawing blood from both himself and Grog lol), and Grog getting Percy a broken pocket watch as a gift (because he knew Percy would enjoy tinkering with it), I genuinely think Percy and Grog's relationship is one of the most slept on in all of Critical Role.

Plus this little exchange that I love so dearly:

Percy: I know we don't always agree, and I know that I can be unkind but... you know you're family, right? 

Grog: I don't know much, but I do know that. 

Percy: It's nice having an older brother again.

[txttletale]

once you notice how normalized it is to call women who are public figures by their first names in contexts where you';d refer to any man by surname you'll start going insane

[chloesimaginationthings]

99 FNAF problems and William Afton is all of them

[peatbogpirate]

this one's from last year but I just started my rotk reread and this scene makes me giggle every time