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For @scottappreciation week day 4: quotes/lyrics: "Father, Son, and Holy Rabbit" by Stephen Graham Jones & Teen Wolf 3x12 // 1x01

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hello vonnie
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Cosmic Funnies

shark vs the universe
YOU ARE THE REASON

JBB: An Artblog!
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

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It's just something I traced with my fingers.
For @scottappreciation week day 4: quotes/lyrics: "Father, Son, and Holy Rabbit" by Stephen Graham Jones & Teen Wolf 3x12 // 1x01
we wrote a story in the fog on the windows that night... — strange love, halsey [insp]
↳ @scottappreciation day 4: the first person i ever loved
Saw a really good post summarizing the problems with 911 season 9 except it went on a tangent about B*ddie and said this
Hey what happened the last time the show added a gay character? Quickly.
The “I would kill [gay character] with a gun” fandom when the show is suddenly skittish about adding gay characters.
Fighting With One Hand Tied Behind Her Back
Of all the misogyny directed at Allison Argent, one of the most frustratingly annoying manifestations to me is the idea that the sole reason that she was vulnerable to Gerard's manipulations and fought on his side in the climactic battle in Master Plan (2x12) -- until he betrayed her, that is -- was the suicide of her mother.
Yes, Allison's arc in Season 2 is about the corrupting nature of retributive violence and the danger of letting emotional trauma serve as motivation for violence. Allison acted wrongly. At the end of the season, she acknowledges her own mistakes and takes steps to reclaim herself.
And yet, fandom dismisses this growth as inconsequential, mostly by performing elaborate editing in order to pretend that Victoria's death, though tragic, was ultimately the Argent family's own doing and Allison reaction to it -- hunting down Erica and Boyd and attacking Isaac, Derek, and Scott in the warehouse -- were actions beyond rational thought. (If they're not blaming Scott for not telling Allison about what they see as justification for her mother's death). Fandom often feels -- and does not hesitate to state -- that losing her mother, losing her aunt, being manipulated by her grandfather, losing her relationship with Scott isn't enough for her to seek retributive violence. Indeed, the idea that she has the nerve to start a relationship with Isaac in Season 3A is incomprehensible to them! She was his oppressor!
As a story I read this morning put it, Allison apologizes for treating Isaac that way because "You aren't my enemy."
Yes, he was. Yes. He. Was. (Note, I really like Isaac's character as much as I like Allison's, but if we want to condemn her for her late Season 2 actions -- and ignore her early Season 2 actions -- then we can't really pretend he was an innocent angel baby, either.)
Of the 22 people who died (though several of them didn't stick) in the previous 23 episodes of the series, 19 of them were killed by werewolves or by creatures who were supposed to be werewolves and were bitten by werewolves. The Hale Pack acted exactly as the Argents described them -- violent creatures who kill people. Let's do a count.
Season 1
Laura
Garrison Myers
Videos 2C Store Clerk
The Janitor
Riddick
Unger
Nurse Jennifer
Kate Argent
Peter Hale
Season 2
Homeless Omega
Coach Lahey
Bennett
Tucker Cornish
Sean
Jessica
Kara
Victoria Argent
4 deputies
Jackson Whittemore
This isn't even including physical assaults against her and her friends. She spent an entire episode trying to stop Isaac (and others) from executing Lydia on a hunch. Yet, Allison hunting down the werewolves who tried to kill people, the kanima who tried to kill people, the werewolf alpha who turned them and trained them to kill people somehow makes her worse than them.
The production recognized that she was no better and no worse than the Hales. Which is why she got to stand up to Derek in Chaos Rising (3x02). Which is why she didn't bother to offer an apology to Isaac in Unleashed (3x04). Because they didn't have to offer any to her. They just had to be better.
Fandom has a significant problem with this because they keep looking at the Hale vs. Argent fight and coming to the conclusion that the Hales were right and the Argents were wrong, when they were both wrong. It's ridiculous that fandom can justify Isaac and Erica chasing and attacking Stiles and Allison in Scott's house because they were trying to stop a murderous kanima and then turn around and complain that after spending half-a-season trying to stop werewolves from killing people, Allison had no justification tracking down Boyd and Erica. (The production said neither had justification). It's ridiculous that they think Allison shouldn't have stabbed Isaac, an 'innocent' teenager, in the warehouse and thus has to make amends but Serial-Killer Petey had every reason to gut Jackson, an 'innocent' teenager, during the same fight.
Teen Wolf's mistake was making the Hales white men and the Argent's mostly women (and an old guy). I guarantee that Alan Argent wouldn't have been expected to make it up to Isabella Lahey; it would have just been the consequences of a fight.
Bringing this back because someone on Reddit called Allison Argent the "most insufferable character" because she went on a course of vengeance in Season 2 and is bland and boring because she was 'so easily influenced' by her dad and Gerard.
Think about that. Being easily influenced is what makes her bland and boring. I love that, especially since she challenged every single one of her family members in Season 2 -- her father, her mother, and her grandfather. She didn't just push back, but she literally attacked her own family's retainers to keep them from killing Isaac. But I guess they don't care about those scenes. They certainly didn't care that she didn't become influenced by her grandfather until her mother committed suicide on Allison's bed.
Yet, there is not a single peep about Derek repeatedly getting influenced by Serial Killer Petey in Season 1, Season 2, Season 3, and Season 4. There's not a single peep of Stiles attacking a half-dead Scott in Season 5 because his father got hurt, because Scott didn't protect a grown adult police officer with a gun when the Sheriff went off to investigate a crime scene by himself.
The misogyny in this fandom (all fandoms, really) is enough to choke a horse.
The way this fandom will pretend that the Hale Pack were innocent children whom Allison savagely attacked for no reason will never sit well with me.
well, my heart is gold and my hands are cold... — gasoline, halsey
↳ @scottappreciation day 3: what's so special about scott mccall
some scott and querida drawings and lore :3
for @scottappreciation week !!
Althea Davis
for @scottappreciation, day 3: facial expressions
— halsey, carry the weight
↳ @scottappreciation day 2: faceless
WIP for #ScottMcCallWeek26
i like it when people compliment me. i like it... when people like me. (looks around to make sure nobody is about to shoot me)
Tamara de Lempicka
Adam and Eve (Adam et Eve), 1931
Oil on wood panel.
— halsey, hurricane // young god
↳ @scottappreciation day 1: physicality
what if teen wolf was a video game?
for @scottappreciation 's scott mccall week 2026!
there will never be anything as funny as the mutual disbelief between long form and short form fic writers about each other's style.
short form writers look at people writing 100k+ fics as though this is some sort of talent given as part of a fae bargain, that the commitment required shows some sort of ungodly mental fortitude.
meanwhile long form writers look at people writing 1000 word one shots like god I would cut off my left nipple to be able to say anything concisely. i would love to play with multiple ideas. free me from the shackles of this child I have birthed. i love them but I now must take them to t-ball and doctor's appointments and they're going to destroy everything I own.
TEEN WOLF 2.2 Shape Shifted ♡ June 4th, 2012
daniel is old and will die relatively soon. if armand wants a real relationship with daniel, he has to turn daniel into a vampire. this means he needs to do 2 things:
1. give up control. this doesn’t just put daniel on similar levels to lestat & louis because he’ll have vampire powers. it means armand can’t read his mind anymore. armand has been able to read EVERYONE’S mind for nearly 500 years (and presumably wipe their memories). armand can predict every reaction and erase his own faults. except with vampire daniel. this means he is now extremely vulnerable to daniel in a way he hasn’t been since his own maker was around.
2. take responsibility. if you want him to be vampire and live forever with you. YOU have to make him a vampire. you have to make him YOUR vampire!!! you are responsible for him now. if he suffers? he wouldn’t have had to feel that if not for you. if he kills the wrong people you shoulder some of that guilt with him.
so armand has to both be responsible and be vulnerable. which are the two things armand both loves to play at doing and is Very bad at doing.
been thinking about this for over a year but couldn’t articulate it until i watched project hail mary. for some reason