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I think I’m going to make a separate account just for fandom stuff so I can follow people on there!

#joce posts #it'll have the same username

Kaz Brekker, Dirtyhands

when blue saw gansey laugh and was immediately like ''this ISNT love!!! shut up!!!" to herself bc of how pretty he was when he laughed... top ten moments of all time.

hyliantomatoes

cry for judas / adansey in the dream thieves

rotzaprachim

Six of Crows thoughts: the scene at the end of the first book is a direct parallel to the parley disaster at the start of the book, which Kaz wins both by outplanning/maneuvering/staging a situation, and by relying on another person’s humanity- that the guard will run because he thinks his mistress is in danger. Over and over again, despite being a pessimist, Kaz relies on the strength of human ties between other people, whether romantic, as between Nina and Matthias, or familial, as between Colm and Jesper. He loses against Van Eyck because Van Eyck is better at maneuvering and outplanning and outposturing Kaz, using the image of respectability- the merchant’s council seal, his place in the community- to provide an image of legitimacy that Kaz buys hook, line, and sinker. But Kaz also loses against Van Eyck because he relies on Van Eyck’s love for Wylan, and because Van Eyck spots Kaz’s concern for Inej and uses it against him. Kaz loses because he expects someone else to be human while he is the monster, and instead finds himself human and someone else heartless.

rotzaprachim

This post is getting more traction so let’s dig into something else ive realised since that fascinates me: Kaz does what a criminal should never do. He falls for the Same Con TWICE. He falls for the important looking businessman with the official looking stamps in the fancy house with the servants. He falls for The thing he scoffs at others for playing by the rules of. He falls for respectability. IMO the duology is tightly interlaced with parallels and shadows and alter egos, and the manner in which Kaz is tricked by van eyck is incredibly similar to the way that he and Jordie were tricked by pekka Rollins. A shiny businessman- the kind of clean, upstanding businessman society tells you should be trustworthy- in a fancy house tells you you can be rich behind your wildest dreams if you do this One Thing for him, and so you give the devil your name. the first devil in a suit takes jordie’s life and the second almost takes inej’s.

#SoC #Kaz Brekker

aesterea-archived

i don’t “make characters”, i break myself into pieces and then give the pieces names

excessivelybeeping

cut my life into pieces this is my new OC

#Me picking out my favorite characters

sixofclovers

i know everyones already drawn it but its such a good scene

#SoC

thedauntlessdeclan

Something about “this is going to be a story about the lynch brothers” and then immediately going into past tense and saying “there were three of them” is a red flag to me.

geisofbullshit

Hi yes good morning I know everyone is in various stages of feelings regarding the raven cycle bonfire etc etc but if I may obsess over this one snippet pls

… does that mean Ronan thought of everyone he interacts with as potentially dreamt? Has he been wrestling with reality this entire time?

hatepotion

I’m late for Halloween but

hatepotion

he got in

arabhamlet

Three, Persephone had always said, was the strongest number.

sapphocastiel

he’s an irredeemable villain to you. he’s my special little princess though

sixofgrishas

Kaz my beloved

stevenrogered

You should have one of us with you. I’ll manage.

the-prince-of-the-ravens

i think it's actually hilarious how all the show only people think kaz was so cold and an asshole and all the book people are over here like no that was soft kaz you haven't seen shit

#The eyeball scene 😂