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Creative advice is a poison that should be consumed responsibly.
I'm of the opinion that Zestial and Carmilla had and have wildly different opinions on Alastor, though Zestial's opinion probably didn't shift all too much overtime.
Now Carmilla is just a bit annoyed at the drama queen that is Alastor, but I do believe that she was concerned at the beginning of his appearance. Like dude just took out half her meeting room of overlords in a matter of weeks, that ain't fitting into her statistics. She likes control, she likes knowing what will happen and planning for it.
So, she probably met with Zestial to discuss this in a 'is this a normal problem or something we need to do something about'-way only to be met with a 'funniest thing to have happened in three centuries' banner.
Eurylochus died as he appeared: whining about being hungry.
It's so funny to me that Dorothea's explicit reason to come to the Academy is to find a find husband and subsequently live a comfortable life and then she's there and then couldn't give a rat's ass about any of the guys.
To the girls she's all sweet and supportive and loving and sometimes gay. And to the guys... well she's not mean to all of them but she clearly doesn't see any of them as an option until the end of a support chain and doesn't enthuisastically go out of her way to aid them.
Girl is classmates with several wealthy heirs and supposedly looking for a husband and comfortable life, but would clearly rather, happily, spend her life eloping to Brigid or fistfighting Count Varley.
Lots of love for Dorothea in the tags which is great, but I need to highlight something @foulbearobservation said
Which is the most perfect way to read Dorothea's character. Kudos to you!
A bit late, considering the hiatus is ending soon, but I just need to praise the the picture on which we unpaying leeches were left for months. It's just so.... perfect! I didn't even mind having to wait, because I could just taste the next frame. I know who is yelling that. I even have some suspicions at who he's yelling at. I can guess how these two will react, I can guess how others will.
I can imagine it so clearly in my mind. Even if I'm wrong, the fantasy that this last picture paints was an absolute joy to have.
The first four episodes of Hazbin Hotel are just meant to lure you into a false sense of security that this Hellaverse show isn't in fact about the relationship between a dad who's trying and failing 50% of the time to connect to his estranged daughter.
And then Lucifer Morningstar and his rubber ducks come on-screen.
It's so funny to me that Dorothea's explicit reason to come to the Academy is to find a find husband and subsequently live a comfortable life and then she's there and then couldn't give a rat's ass about any of the guys.
To the girls she's all sweet and supportive and loving and sometimes gay. And to the guys... well she's not mean to all of them but she clearly doesn't see any of them as an option until the end of a support chain and doesn't enthuisastically go out of her way to aid them.
Girl is classmates with several wealthy heirs and supposedly looking for a husband and comfortable life, but would clearly rather, happily, spend her life eloping to Brigid or fistfighting Count Varley.
Honestly, sometimes I could fistfight 'update?' commenters on AO3.
This isn't even about my own writing. It's about the times I go into the comment section of a fic I love, eager for any more info the author dropped about their stories (or the observations of other more sharp-eyed readers) and what I stumble upon instead are 'when's the next update', 'update pls' and 'it's been so long since the last update, but I'm still hopeful you'll update soon' after like a month, like a fucking party guest at the dinner table, shoveling their face with food while loudly demanding where the second course is with not a hint of gratitude for the food that's already out.
And like he wasn't invited so much as he was just not thrown out when he arrived. Because that's sort of what a fanfic is. People just giving out food for anyone who comes by and leaving it to you if you wanna take it. You go into that house yourself. And then you choose to be an asshole about it.
One of the many things wrong with P5′s portrayel of sexual abuse and harassment is that the game tries, tries so very hard, to have Ann, who has experienced pretty terrible things in that specific way, as a sexy-dominatrix and honeypot character against her express wishes.
Like sure. I can see what you want. It’s stupid that this is the one recurring job at least one woman on the team has, but I don’t care. Make her a classic femme fatale with seduction as her job. But at least make her be okay with it!
I need to gush about this Devil’s Candy side character
Okay. So, Devil’s candy is a webcomic on hiveworks. It’s about a world of devil’s which is a shorthand for basically aything mythologically monstrous (also generally humanoid) here. It’s also about a boy imp who’s biological project is a person. It’s good. This post is not specifically about why this comic is good.
This post IS about Echo! A sidecharacter, first appearing in an intermission chapter (that’s chapter 9, 8 being the end to a big arc). This is her.
Female Byleth’s design causes me physical pain to be honest.
I’ve not played Three Hopes and I don’t think I will, because I’m not really into hack and slash games, though from what I’ve seen there’s some interesting stuff in there.
But. But but but but but.
BUT! Did you really give everyone a clothing and portrait change and only ONLY kept Byleth the same?!
Not to step on any of Miyako’s preferences here, but that is literally how my ideal partner would act.
@erierierieris I’m so glad to be able to tell you that after many, many years and 141 chapters
They are!
He’s had a crush since the beginning though.
The urge to log into my AO3 accound on mobile to read locked stories vs the urge to stay anonymous, ensuring that I can regularly give more than one kudos to stories I like and keep revisiting.
I love the The Owl House for many reasons, but also making the mean girl squad the jocks.
There are always some fun things to rediscover when playing a game again after a long time. Like that Flayn is such a surprisingly excellent character or that pre-timeskip Lorenz hair is way worse than what you could ever have imagined.
Making Yuri Bernadetta’s childhood commoner friend was as good a move as trying to redeem her abusive father was a terrible one.
Also I don’t mind terribly that he’s the boss of the underground at 19/20, but you really didn’t have to make him a hired killer when he was a child.
My hot Three Houses Take: The story would have been more interesting without those who slither in the dark.
Think it takes away the confilct? Not really. It’s not like the system doesn’t still heavily rely on crests to be, a very arbitary characteristic that you don’t earn. It’s not even solely about families, as seen with Mikhail and Sylvain. It’s not like the church doesn’t still have a monopoly on power. And however Rhea might talk about Cyril or Cyril about her, her actions and influence had a part in shaping Fodlan’s views about foreign lands. It’s not like the secret society of slitherions invented xenophobia. And it’s not like you need a global conspiracy theory organization for people to do immoral experiments with the end product of obtaining crests. You don’t need that organization to be the only one interested in destroying countries relations with each other (i.e. what happened in Duscur).
Honestly that would clean up Edelgard’s narrative more than it would destroy it. The slitherions didn’t give her a crest, because that would give her and them status. After all, she’s hiding her crest. It’s solely about the power of a crest for them, specifically the power of the sword of the creator one might wield with that crest. And if the experimentation backstory her reason for hating crests, she should hate the slitherions and not the church, where Rhea probably has an incentive to suppress those kinds of activities. But if more people do it, for the sake of status, then that’s just a consequence from the unequal system that the church has heavily pushed (whether it intended to do so in this way or not) for.
You don’t need to make Rhea evil, but focusing on this issue would also stop her from suddenly becoming good. Whether the pre-time skip story was intended to serve as a red herring and make Rhea seem unlikeable or not, she did kind of do horrible things and was implied to be able to do worse. That’s... not really debatable. She did order the mass execution of people who were tricked and framed. And she didn’t do it, because they hurt others. She did it, because they robbed a holy site.
You know the interesting thing about Three Houses set up is that there are a LOT of players right from the start. And they all have their own histories and grudges and views on the current system. How about everything bad that ever happened and continues to happen isn’t directly linked to one group of terrible evildoers? That just makes everything boring.