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I just post whatever I happen to be hyper fixating on at that given moment.

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sorry my children you may need to wait a bit longer for art driving school is absolutely kicking my ass. Mother will provide just give me a second

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thanks to @kirblys in this post for pointing it out to me but I'm SO intrigued by the "Cain's Jawbone" connection in Threshold so far.

At first I honestly had no idea that the publisher's pseudonym for the book was "Torquemada" (the puzzle book Faroe mentions she's reading), most popularly a reference to Tomás de Torquemada, the first Grand Inquisitor of the Spanish Inquisition. This was mostly a nod to how difficult the book was to solve, inspiring a kind of "mental torture" in the reader

oh how familiar that concept is

anyways I did initially think it odd how emphasized this puzzle book Faroe is reading was, especially with this line:

I thought that was foreshadowing how Threshold is gonna follow a similar pattern of small peices forming a bigger picture as our detectives peice them together, but I really like this more meta take of the real life book being significant.

I also just wanted to mention but the actual title "Cain's Jawbone" is in itself a nod to this Shakespear quote from Hamlet:

"That skull had a tongue in it, and could sing once: how the knave jowls it to the ground, as if it were Cain's jaw-bone, that did the first murder!"

And now I'm curious if the connections to Yorick was intentional, how Kayne was the one who sugested to "give him a mouth". I dont know if that has any other significance I just think it's funny.

yeah super ecited to see if anything more comes from this or of its just a smaller peice of the biggure picture, much like the book itself.

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It’s rough out here man

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[Doesnt do it] [gets stressed] [gets scared thinking about doing it] [doesnt do it because it's scary] [keeps not doing it]

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Malevolent: a summary

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I counted. This man has died six times.

(spoilers)

Bleeding out on the boat when the wraith saves him 

In the caves when John makes a deal with Kayne

The Witch stabbing Arthur and John going apeshit and using the crystal 

Arthur stepping into Yordik’s light to sacrifice himself so John can have a body 

Plunging into the ice to get back to the Waylay

Dying by Kayne’s hand in the finale

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Jonathan Sims taught me to draw beards and Arthur Lester taught me to draw mustaches. I think that’s thematically beautiful.

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Malevolent: a summary

[worst-roommates-ever]

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Arthur Lester

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I just finished Malevolent. Fuck.

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hihihi just dropping in here to say I love your style and your art and it’s really freaking good okay byeeeeee <3

awww thank you!! that means a lot seriously 💛💛💛

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Marker John be upon yee

Not my favorite thing I’ve drawn recently but whatever look at my boy go

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I forget if I’ve posted this soft Orphydice on here or not but in case I didn’t here it is because it’s genuinely my favorite thing in my sketchbook

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generational trauma but make it gay

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I made the Crows in Tamodachi life

My babies ❤️❤️❤️

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was thinking about stoner Elias pre-possession

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Kayne Malevolent looks exactly like Will Wood send post

He’s appeared in one (1) episode so far but I know this in my core