lu8naa

~ -- i like dnd, PJO, HoO & ToA, The Magnus Archives, six of crows, cartoons, bsd, sherlock, A Magnusser, etc. -- [any pronouns] ~

[not-marspng]

ITS JOHN DAY EVERYBODY CLAP

(featuring a mini version of @curbledmilk ‘s john in the corner)

[whatwillfully]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JOHN

[tuherrus]

you don't even have a dog

[inkymora]

Forget me (not)

Oscar, my beloved

[indig0bluee]

(what was there to complain of, but that he had been loved?) part (1/?)

[sharktoothx]

*feels afraid* woah guys was that a magnus archives reference

[antiquedeuce]

tiny knight with grand designs 🌸

[andiree]

Percy and Annabeth went to Astoriaaa 🍂💖 and found themselves down my block.

[rosenkranz-does-things]

It is April, and something is different. It is April, and the days have depth and vibrance.

[phocids]

I love bungo stray dogs. it's the manga equivalent of when kids keep making up new rules to games so they never lose

[solvnvceae]

i never said i didn’t like you.

[arthur-lesters-abdomen]

i love her so much i really hope she doesn’t explode

[iwamimimimi]

[ssonikson]

The devil on his.. head???

Faroe tries to sneak out

[kyouka-supremacy]

Nooooooo don't make it look like one of us had one black wing and the other had one white wing and we were soulmates destined to complete each other the audience is going to think we're gay what are you doing stop

[madebymicho]

this fuggen creature (said with utmost affection)

[lu8naa]

another wonderful post I saw made me think about the similarities between Odysseus and Arthur but specifically, how Odysseus kills Astyanax, while Arthur gives the baby that they rescue away so she can live. both of these actions occur at the beginning of the story and both of these actions were driven by their feelings for and to protect their own children, Telemachus and Faroe. However, Odysseus kills so he can return to Telemachus, while Arthur refuses to kill because of Faroe’s death. What would Odysseus do to protect his own son— is killing Astyanax enough? What would Arthur do to save his daughter— is helping a stranger enough?