forgive me great sage, for I have fucked up

The Great Hating Cunt of Good Intention🪻AO3

[cyberxbattalion]

[enchantedbook]

“Sea Creatures”, Pamela Colman Smith, c. 1907

[idlelizard]

creatures and dragons and beasts, oh my!

[walkingeverywhere]

[requiem-on-water]

v: Film Composite | gif by me

[sioltach]

dove, fox and stork embroidery scissors by Jean-Marie Roulot

[wcndersoul]

[ongreenergrasses]

actually why didn’t they just recast Stanley Tucci to play Caesar. he was fantastic (imo gave one of the best performances of the entire cast) and deeply understood the character. you can’t tell me they recast him so Caesar will look younger because Kieran Culkin is almost exactly the same age Stanley was when he played him the first time. people could definitely suspend disbelief for a nostalgia throwback that they would actually enjoy in a film designed to do that, but Lionsgate squandered that opportunity for some reason

[thghorrorcollection]

opinions requested!

There has been some interest in having an October reopening of the horror collection. The same guidelines would apply, with the two main differences being that the collection would remain open for only one month and there would be a short prompt list provided that people could choose to use for additional inspiration.

would you be interested in participating in the horror collection, October edition?

yes!

unsure/more information needed

no

Remaining time: 4 days 8 hours

[ongreenergrasses]

ok beloved mutuals and followers I have a question. I'm working on the prompt list for the horror collection and I would love to hear everyone's opinions, primarily to make this list more curated to people's interests.

so my question is. what is the creepiest/most frightening/most disturbing element of the thg franchise to you? obviously the child murder arena spectacle televised to the entire nation is plenty bad on its own, but in terms of small details, themes, throwaway lines, or worldbuilding elements, what stands out to you?

[snekdood]

but have you ever even heard of the fynbos biome ?!!?!?!?!

a biome so unique in south africa that it's earned an entirely new biome classification for itself. so many plants are endemic to this area, and ofc it's under threat of extinction.

[ongreenergrasses]

evil fic 3 has 11 bookmarks…release me from my chains

[panicloser]

I think I love angry characters because they express all the anger I can't. Maybe I'm angry. I wish I could be angry.

[swinging-stars-from-satellites]

If a hiker gets lost in the mountains, people will coordinate a search. If a train crashes, people will line up to give blood. If an earthquake levels a city, people all over the world will send emergency supplies. This is so fundamentally human that it's found in every culture without exception. Yes, there are assholes who just don't care, but they're massively outnumbered by the people who do. (Andy Weir, The Martian)

Ed Ruscha // u.k. // A Visitor To A Museum (Посетитель музея) (1989) dir. Konstantin Lopushansky // u.k. // My Chemical Romance, Famous Last Words // Nasa // u.k. // The Mountain Goats, This Year

[sindirimba]

not to be dramatic but i just wanna say that i hate this whole kind of thing with all my being and think it makes fandoms worse and aggressively uninteresting

no gods or masters in fandom please and thanks.

[kap-wa]

Old Growth by Mitch Epstein (2021–2023)

[lakemojave]

You know that whatever character did those problematic things isn't like. Real, right?

[lakemojave]

You are aware that a fictional character is just a rhetorical construct designed to fulfill a narrative/thematic purpose right? That their actions are written by an author who wants to use them to explore complex ideas and moral gray areas within the safe confines of fiction right? That they aren't a real person who has killed real people right?

[rottingapotheosis]