You Are My Hero

Simon ~ He/him and they/them ~ I follow several fandoms and play dungeons and dragons (i also voice act)

[ayveestars]

[lluthor]

comet (2014)

[alyssaties]

Yo relax

[janusa]

If I killed everybody who ever betrayed me, there would be nobody left.

-Villanelle, Killing Eve.

[kaitotenjoirl]

gay gay gay gay

[hannahkemp-deactivated20240409]

[upimages]

Frosted tips.

[lucyllawless]

[lisamar1exo]

life hard tiddy soft

[creepyscritches]

Geralt knows nothing about parenting, but he does have years of heckling Lambert when he was an apprentice under his belt

[squirrel-stowaway]

laura’s going to teleport over to kill sam

[inkedinserendipity]

some fandoms are divided over their villains. some fandoms think, hey, that villain is kinda sexy actually. some fandoms think, hey they could get a redemption arc!

but critters? nah. we’re not divided. we fucking

hate

trent ikithon.

[lostsometime]

Trent Ikithon is like Professor Umbridge - that nasty, smug, abusive authority figure that everybody recognizes. The teacher that likes teaching because it lets them have complete power over a bunch of helpless children. Most people don’t actually know murderous dictators or evil wizards, but EVERYONE knows someone they see reflected in these characters.

[thirdchildart]

Because I knew you, I have been changed…

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WICKED won the flash poll last Friday!  And I FINALLY got to it! Experimenting with using a thinner brush.  I LIKE.

[kiapet2]

Can we talk about this scene?

So General Amaya’s group finds a guard station abandoned, and one lone guard who failed to signal them.

The guard apologizes and makes an excuse,

Causing the others to turn away and drop their guard.

But the soldier signs “danger” covertly in front of his body,

Tipping off Amaya,

Who then proceeds to save the soldier’s life and get him out of the line of fire.

This tells us 2 things:

1) General Amaya is a super-perceptive, stone-cold badass,

2) This soldier is at least passingly familiar with Sign Language, and used it to give a warning that tipped off the fighting party to the ambush without getting himself killed. He almost certainly knows ASL because his commanding officer is deaf and uses it to communicate with her army. Having a disabled general just saved this man’s life.

I just love that The Dragon Prince gave us a fantastic example of how accessibility (i.e. incorporating ASL into an army to accommodate deaf soldiers) can improve the overall quality of an organization, in a way that also created a tense and well-paced action scene. This show, man.

[its-annis]

On the next episode of Marisha Ray hitting Liam O’Brien!

[lesbianlenas]

I love you.

[neveromininart]

For the first time in as long as you can remember...