mercuraro

|| thai ql || dimension 20 || CR || M*A*S*H || `they/them,

[quietsphere]

A group of Bolaires is called a murder 🎭⚰️

[klavieren]

having some fun i love this guy he's insufferable my goat

[gvalesdraws]

picture "raimond davinos' genes never stood a chance"

[dol-makjarcoffeehouse]

I just want to make a quick note about this before people get too silly about the situation. It's very important to remember that Robbie is Native American, and is putting a lot of work into making sure that Kattigan has indigenous cultural touchstones as part of his characterization. And that is the appropriate lens through which we should view his missing and murdered wife and daughter, I think.

I would be reluctant to use fridging in this exact context, because this isn't some imaginary scenario to generate manpain for a white hero, this is a much more common experience of Native American and First Nation people, having their wives and daughters and sisters (in particular, but not exclusively) go missing. And never getting answers, never learning what happened, and not being believed that there's a problem in the first place.

This is like how being rescued from a tower by a prince is not particularly empowering or affirming to cis physically able straight thin perisex white women and girls, but can be for basically anybody else. Particularly black girls and women, who do not get a lot of cultural messages that treat them as people who are so valuable and precious, who may not have the strength to save themselves, or may wish that they didn't fucking have to save themselves (and everyone else) all the time.

White men have this story so often happen that we have a trope name specific to one specific and particularly egregious version of this, but you don't often see men who look like Robbie dealing with this type of story in fictional settings, even though it happens for men like Robbie in real life with horrifying frequency.

Sometimes stories that are old can be new again in different hands, from different point of views, so just... mind how you step here.

[obibail]

my deepest condolences to everyone whose hopes for augurray were instantly shot point blank by king augustus "not the wife-taking type" valían but my congratulations to azune nayar's big older man crush for being fully actionable. he needed this win

[ruvigapo]

i was inspired after seeing @elesirart‘s sg aeor misadventures and i thought You know what? If caleb Did turn into a plant, essek is a part time gardener now and would take great care of him 

it’s Silly but u kno.. life is short

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[cals-daze-and-knights]

Please don't die in a dark hole where i can't find your body

[tarydarrington]

"Who are you?" "You don't recognize me at all. That's interesting."

[shazzbaa]

im normal im normal im normal

[dead-potato-monster]

some zac oyama parallels

cloudward ho! ep. 13

city council of darkness, ep. 12

[tenderlyhands]

You were not born with venom in your veins

[mercuraro]

off topic to the absolutely amazing and brilliant new game changer ep, but i just have to say how much i loved hearing jiavani and demi be referred to as she/him and he/they, respectively, so naturally by sam and the cast. i don't think we'll see mainstream media refer to, let alone cast, genderqueer and gnc people with such normalacy.

obviously they have been referred to correctly on other shows but the constant uses of pronouns in the "count the rice" song just made it really prominent. idk im just so happy

[sootchild]

City Council of Darkness, Episode 2: Blood, Business, and Beth's Husband

BETH!!

D20 Masterpost || Ep 1 || Ep 3

EDIT: Close up cause Ethel turned out so cute.

[ashesofwidogast]

How they look at each other, mean the world to me.

Halaire is so real! My beloved!

[ladycrimsonandblack]

also, love that occtis is so incredibly awkward in everyday life, but the moment you put him in combat, he starts leaning into people's faces and spitting out the most ominous one-liners.

"I don't know if I'm technically qualified as a person anymore." when he avoids an attack.

"I'm sorry, Frons, that you're having a hard time." as his brother is literally getting pummeled in front of his eyes.

"What do you have in there?" as he starts pulling out bits and pieces of a demon's neck (the same way his father pulled out raimond's skull, but we're not talking about this right now).

he's really proving julien right about what's going on underneath all that sweetness. he does have a little something of his family, after all.

[drawwithouttalent]

"not all of us are born lucky."

[alliekitaguchi]

my favorite thing about the shadowgast dynamic is that essek is completely insane about caleb and caleb is just happy to be there