Sparklesandblood

Used to be @idontlikethecolorred (╥_╥) Anw welcome to my new blog ദ്ദി(ᵔᗜᵔ)

[thirstkanaphan]

[shakilyluckyknowledge]

Sua's problem is that she's passive about everything except mizi.

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Did sua grow her hair in her zombie form?

[goodblunt]

(nonchalant) (rock hard) i sense that you kill a lot of people

[hannibal-lecters-cock]

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Zombie stage can count as an expansion on the characters, and what i learned from round 1 is that sua really conciders mizi as her universe and god.

Sacrificing herself in alien stage by sabotaging hee chances of winning so that mizi can live is one thing, but dooming herself to a long period of time of suffering just so that she can be with mizi is another.

This au is way crueler than alien stage even without the zombie plot because it exposes mizi and sua's toxicity towards each other and amplifies it.

We knew from alien stage that mizi doesn't like the feeling of being crushed and that she actively chose sua because she got to crush for once.

Before she was a zombie she was a famous idol, but concidering the nature of the industry we can assume that she was being crushed and that is likely why she built up resentment towards sua.

Sua was being kept at arms length and she doesn't object, mizi is turned into a zombie and sua is finally happy that they get to be together again.

Even with all the expansion on their characters in this episode there are lots of things that we didn't see like context of them meeting as children, what was said in their final argument and what mizi's mental state is like.

The majority of this round episode was from sua's perspective.

[shakilyluckyknowledge]

Alien stage's cruelty was external, we see it in the system to exploit humans made by aliens

But in the zombie stage it starts off with humans exploiting each other and then exploiting the zombies who seem to hold a sense of self (in sua's case).

The contrast is powerful and it explores the cruelty humans get to have for each other when they're not subjected to a greater force than themselves.

[shakilyluckyknowledge]

Zombie stage can count as an expansion on the characters, and what i learned from round 1 is that sua really conciders mizi as her universe and god.

Sacrificing herself in alien stage by sabotaging hee chances of winning so that mizi can live is one thing, but dooming herself to a long period of time of suffering just so that she can be with mizi is another.

This au is way crueler than alien stage even without the zombie plot because it exposes mizi and sua's toxicity towards each other and amplifies it.

We knew from alien stage that mizi doesn't like the feeling of being crushed and that she actively chose sua because she got to crush for once.

Before she was a zombie she was a famous idol, but concidering the nature of the industry we can assume that she was being crushed and that is likely why she built up resentment towards sua.

Sua was being kept at arms length and she doesn't object, mizi is turned into a zombie and sua is finally happy that they get to be together again.

Even with all the expansion on their characters in this episode there are lots of things that we didn't see like context of them meeting as children, what was said in their final argument and what mizi's mental state is like.

The majority of this round episode was from sua's perspective.

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Anyone else having withdrawals from not whatching tbd?

[villainwithacrush]

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How do we feel about the following ships:

Best ship?

serif x adil

serif x gezep

gezep x jokhan

jokhan x serif

iso x iophan

Voting ended onJun 2

[shakilyluckyknowledge]

Might be a stretch but my theory for why serif is so attached to esme is heavily tied to the fact that she used to work at the furtuna castle.

I also feel like it's related to how serif said that ge was raised to kill and avenge for the blood feud.

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Ep 30 is a promise of what will happen next.

If serif uses the excuse that emse accepted the money to say that she knew of the crime would that mean he let go of his feelings for her?

How old was fatih when he caused all that chaos?

Also ive seen ppl say that esme is a traitor Because she is letting adil punish and hurt oruç and iso. Id say she wanted to for a very long time but she wasn't able to so for that time period she just ignored how wronged she felt by the entire furtunas. It's what makes her reunion with adil meaningful since she can only be free enough to experience hurt and greif and anger when she is with adil amd elini or at the very least away from the furtunas.

This is something that has been hinted at on many ways in the show my favorite being that they make sure to give esme braided hair when she is on the furtuna side and her hair ia free when she is free of them.

This detail is even noticeable in the flashbacks, whenever esme is in a suffocating environment, her hair ia braided and still, if she is relaxed and happy/comfortable her hair also reflects that.

[desinteresse]

Unfortunately unintentional homoeroticism often beats out intentional lgbtq romance because it’s allowed to be more toxic because they don’t have annoying bitches yapping in their ear that it’s bad lgbt rep

[lazybakerart]

romanticizing the unhealthiest and most fucked up fictional relationships and characters because i have free will and it’s fun

[illsayprettyplease]

NBC Hannibal🥰

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you got me searching up adil x serif fic and I actually found some 😭

NO WAY!!! GIVE IT TO ME NOW

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Omegaverse au where alphas don't have prostates and they don't shit since they wanna act all macho

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Artem is so petty for bot telling rosa vyn is a doctor and just saying he's a therapist or whatever it is he said (i forgot hehe)

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Sooo is it safe to assume adil knows that esme was the one that got serif in jail?

Also the story behing why serif loves esme is due yesterday but ig ill wait some more.