no mercy percy

|| Percy || mid twenties || ♋ || he/it || WuWa, Danmei, Critical Role, Where Winds Meet, Ace Attorney, DA&ME, Marvel, etc. || This blog is a mess, kind of my personal shit. I mostly reblog stuff, sometimes post my art or write about my ocs. check out @taintedwrathart my art sideblog c:

[taintedwrathart]

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[papanowo]

happy pride to these FREAKS

[kitattack]

more azulien

[sirazulien]

[ID in alt text]

I love making my own fun because this was all I could see at the start of ep 27 <3

[mechdeer]

The entire scene between Hannan and Vaelus was obviously fantastic but I especially loved the line "I think when you love a version of a person that isn't real it makes you hate the version of them that exists in the real." I made a post a few months ago about the elves' relationship with Sylandri being akin to an abusive, controlling parent; Sylandri didn't want children, she wanted - exactly as Hannan said - dolls she could play with in this perfect paradise world she had created, and the whole point of playing with dolls is they do whatever you tell them.

[magemance]

Two sides of the same coin

[jonnyrig]

Wick's occasional outbursts of anger are such an underrated aspect of his characterization. Beyond just being something refreshingly different from his usual sweet/sad/scared trinity, I think it shows A LOT about the environment he was raised in.

Wick is a patient man, he only actually breaks down into anger when he's already been pushed to his limit with stress. His grandmother refusing his pleas to spare Thjazi and Tyranny continually ignoring him, his first time on death's door, being insulted (and even punched) constantly by his allies, etc. And when he snaps it only directed at the cause of his frustration (Tyranny disobeying him, Thaisha killing one of the luxes in a spur of the moment, Julien punching him). And when he doesn't have someone in particular to snap at, he just simmers in self-resentment.

When he does lose his temper, it reflects on Yanessa in a couple interesting ways. For one, it honestly makes him resemble Yanessa's aggression a lot. It's quick, it's loud, and it's mean.

But moreso it reflects the effect growing up around her anger had on him and his ability to stand up for himself. He may have been his family's favorite child, but his reaction to Yanessa's outburst in episode 3 reads to me as someone who is used to seeing it and being cowed into submission by it, or seeing others be cowed by it.

It explains a lot about Wick, despite sometimes having misplaced confidence, being so hesitant to actually stand up for himself until his stress boils over into rage and he can't stop himself. Then he usually feels the need to apologize immediately afterword. Being in that environment trained him to be obedient and passive, even in the face of anger and insults.

He never learned to stand up for himself normally, so now he just lets his stress build up continuously until it boils over into aggression.

Angry Wick you'll always be famous I love you.

[papanowo]

ooooooooooh he like likes himmmm

[screechfoxes]

We said 'flower-doll' not because that's how we saw you, but because it's what we knew she saw you as. An eternity, to have all of your complexity, all of your possibility, all of your dreams folded into an idyllic paradise where you would be punished for the most minor infraction?

CRITICAL ROLE 4.28 Chasing Shadows

[enitsirk]

Siblings!

[gvalesdraws]

picture "raimond davinos' genes never stood a chance"

[shekinester]

He's the Sire that stepped up

[izu]

that's how they are, right

[jesketch]

I can't stop drawing these two

[spicy-ryls]

freja charging her ipad

[smallpwbbles]

Watching people play Tomodatchi Life but I have to be responsible and wait to buy it

[enthyrea]

patron saints of one way trips