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What game feels like "home" to you no matter when you come back to it?
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Mario Odyssey? I had it’s a kid so it’s super nostalgic based
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Item: The Welcome Mat Rarity: ⏶ Common
What game feels like "home" to you no matter when you come back to it?
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Mario Odyssey? I had it’s a kid so it’s super nostalgic based
Item: A Soft Pillow Rarity: ⏶ Common
What's your comfort game?
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NOT CHESS ANYMORE
Item: The Stunned Silence Rarity: ✶ Rare
What video game plot twist genuinely got you?
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also chess
Item: A Punching Bag Rarity: ✶ Rare
What game made you rage quit the hardest?
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chess
Item: The Couch Rarity: ⏶ Common
Couch co-op or online?
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Couch co-ops are just so fun
Item: The Prologue Rarity: ✦ Uncommon
What video game has the best opening scene or level?
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The tears of the kingdom falling through the clouds opening is top tier 🔥
Item: The Glowing Code Rarity: ✦ Uncommon
What video game can you not complete without cheat codes?
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I’m going to guess an arcade game like donkey Kong or super old Mario game?
invisible girl
calvin and hobbes
"You misspelled Weltanschauung" is one of the funniest punchlines I've ever encountered.
one of my faves
Random early ramble the Falsettos fandom always likes grouping whizzvin into boxes where Whizzer is feminine and Marvin is masculine, even though Whizzer is incredibly masculine, honestly moreso than Marvin. Whizzer has a sense of style and he's flamboyant, but also he dresses masculine (slacks, button ups, leather jackets, all things traditionally "masculine" especially by 1970s standards), he's very into sports (he talks about his love of baseball, he also gets Marvin into playing racquetball), etc etc. he displays more masculine traits than Marvin really seems to, because the most masculine thing Marvin's done is misogyny.
I think it's interesting how butch4butch and femme4femme relationships seem to be growing in normality in fiction over the years (which is AMAZING!), but with the recent renaissance of fujoshis and cishet women invading queer spaces, mlm relationships in media seem to have taken a step back in their representation. Heated Rivalry is a big contributor, and while it displays a very masculine couple all around, I've still seen acts of feminization and even infantilization performed on the main (heavily masculine) characters.
It seems every popular piece of queer media that portrays a gay couple (Brokeback Mountain, Falsettos, Heated Rivalry) ends up somehow taking a step back once the public get their hands on the media because they cannot grasp the concept of masculinity being able to coexist in a relationship. This can also be tied back to the ongoing rise of misandry, honestly, but I'm not gonna get too woke here.
And back to the topic of Falsettos, you might say "but CPU, that's just normal mischaracterization, why does it matter?" And it's because Whizzer's masculinity is integral to the plot. All of act 1 is Marvin wanting a traditionally (for the '70s) feminine partner. He wants to have his cake and eat it too; he wants a man who acts "like a man", but he also wants someone who will stay at home, who will cook, who will clean. The entire reason Whizzer and Marvin break up is because Whizzer is incredibly masculine. Whizzer won't bend down to a submissive, feminine role. In act 2, they work so well because Marvin has finally accepted Whizzer for who he is. Marvin finally realizes what he truly wants, and that means having to accept that Whizzer is a masculine man.
(there's a lot of importance on sports being a trait of masculinity because the show itself stresses Marvin's indifference to sports: "I hate baseball, I really do, unlike the rest of you, I hate baseball," and "we go to ball games / the ball is tossed / the pitcher's handsome ..." And probably a few more instances I didn't catch. Whereas Whizzer has quite the like for sports: "I love baseball. (Then he is the only one to give real, honest advice to Jason in regards to the game)" And Whizzer introducing Marvin to racquetball (which Whizzer is incredibly good at, and Marvin is not). There is also a lot of discussion to be had about how chess and "The Chess Game" fit into this broader metaphor of sports for masculinity. But that's a ramble for another day.)
Jack and Morgan's last Come Home with Me (Reprise) (and yes i'm spamming what about it)
I'm so fascinated by people who seem to believe that analyzing media is somehow taking the joy out of it. Like. Do you not enjoy thinking? Does taking stuff apart and figuring out how it works not give you a hit of dopamine? And you get mad when you see people having fun in this way? What a sad, miserable way to engage with the world.
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rereading six of crows oh my god whyy does kaz interact with inej like he's playing episode with no diamonds
Started reading the Brothers Karamazov today and I’m absolutely obsessed with Dostoevsky’s choice to open his magnum opus with a preface that reads like an author’s note by an anxious first time fanfiction writer desperately trying to defend their blorbo
Yuri? In your 1860's Russian novel? More likely than you think.
alyosha karamazov is a great example of a character who does not make a lot of mistakes and is committed to being good and is very good but is still an endlessly fascinating and complex character. because contrary to popular belief goodness isn’t boring!!! it is actually incredibly difficult to choose what is good over and over again when it seems nothing good comes out of it! especially when everything around you is telling you you’re wrong and that your choices are worth nothing. and alyosha is told this repeatedly, that he is foolish and that his goodness is foolish because his father’s sins are in his blood, he is a karamazov just like him, and doesn’t he know it will catch up to him? doesn’t he bear the evil of his father and the brokenness of his brothers? and despite trying his best to mend his family, to bring his brothers together, he is repeatedly hurt by everyone he tries to help (remember the kid who almost bites off his finger?), his father is murdered by his own son, ivan is losing his sanity, mitya is framed and sent to prison. and the question alyosha has to confront over and over again is why even choose to be good when nothing comes of it? why continue doing something that has no profit? and it’s not like he doesn’t question this! it’s not like he doesn’t doubt what he’s doing! it’s not like alyosha doesn’t doubt his own faith when he expects a miracle from the man he considered a living saint and then his body rots away just like every other man! it shatters everything he thought he knew! but despite everything alyosha kisses the earth and says there is still something good here. there is still something worth doing even if it cannot save my father or my brothers. if i can even give one person some small, good, sacred memory that will sustain them, even if that is all i can give them, it is still good. it’s the story of the grand inquisitor. the argument answered with a kiss. the kiss is in the only way that argument can be answered, despite logic choosing to love