[slimebiock]

actually i will say it. you guys were not ignoring red flags of abuse. however, many of you were ignoring the racism allegations, the antisemitism, the misogyny, the use of slurs, etc. because when any of it got brought up? that was leaktwt, it broke boundaries, it was in the past! as if that same standard was kept for any other mcyt streamer.

so don’t blame yourself for not seeing the abuse, but don’t act as if we as a community didn’t bury the shit he did with excuses every time.

[slimebiock]

AND FUCK WILBUR SOOT !

[moonfruito]

the set up of the last scene as a crucifixion is insane. the connotations of jesus' crucification is obvious, but what's especially insane about that to me is how jesus' death was also decided on by audience vote. pontius plate asked the crowd whether they wanted jesus to be killed in exchange for the release of the murderer barabbas. pilate emphasised to the audience that he was not responsible, and the audience accepted that christ's blood was on their hands. ranboo has cast us in the role of the bloodthirsty audience. you might claim that the difference between them is that ranboo asked us to kill them, but jesus was also always intended to die. he did not protest when his fate was declared because he knew this was always how it was going to end. this is as it was prophesied. jesus did not want to die, but he accepted death because this was the only way given to him. similarly, although pilate is not blameless, the blood is on our hands. we chose his death. but there was no other way that this story would have gone.

"Going a little farther, he fell with his face to the ground and prayed, “My Father, if it is possible, may this cup be taken from me. Yet not as I will, but as you will.”"

- Matthew 26:39

""What shall I do, then, with Jesus who is called the Messiah?" Pilate asked.

They all answered, "Crucify him!"

"Why? What crime has he committed?" asked Pilate.

But they shouted all the louder, "Crucify him!"

When Pilate saw that he was getting nowhere, but that instead an uproar was starting, he took water and washed his hands in front of the crowd. "I am innocent of this man's blood," he said. "It is your responsibility!"

All the people answered, "His blood is on us and on our children!""

- Matthew 27:22-5

[coyote-cemetery]

[nstchaosss]

TW/CW: GORE!!!!1

he's not feeling good i think

[funkygraveyards-deactivated2023]

what do you think he saw

[awesomehoggirl]

ctubbo poem called COG KID

[quilbe]

bffs (Theyre unwell.)

[annanuklear]

frozen ground - cant bury you until summer

[slimebiock]

i just think c!clingyduo

[slimebiock]

thinking about c!tommy using c!tubbo’s abandoned home to build sanctuary. thinking about c!clingyduo and how even when apart they are so intricately connected their stories cannot be seperated. thinking about the concept of shelter in places once loved and now abandoned. thinking about how c!tommy saw this house that barely survived a war and was born again afterwards, and probably thought of himself. thinking about how c!tommy saw this house built with unscarred hands and thought of safety and love and freedom even long after those hands became scarred. thinking thinking thinking

[beckyblah]

Smoking as a metaphor for self-loathing
(OR: “These words Wilbur spoke, these words that had calmed the strongest men and built entire nations had no effect on Tommy anymore. They just made him a little frightened.” and I am so based for getting the c!crimeboys dynamic right before I’d even seen the stream)

[snailsnfriends]

thinking about tommy's rejection of the hero label and wilbur's embrace of the villain label. thinking about how tommy has all of the traits of a hero, but because they come so naturally to him, he doesn't think anything of them. thinking about how wilbur lacks the traits of a villain, but the acceptance of something horrible is easier than combatting it. thinking about how tommy always believes in reclamation, how he always has faith that things and people can be saved. thinking about how wilbur believes in fate, and that things are already set in stone. thinking about how tommy only accepts any labels when he's at his lowest ("i'm just science to them now."). thinking about how wilbur does the same. thinking about how they both hate labels, but one does everything he can to avoid them, but the other embraces them, because he believes that they're unavoidable.

[angeloncewas]

I'm sure there's a variety of concerns regarding Wilbur posting on ao3, but my biggest one right now is stuff like this:

Ao3 is not the website to shitpost (in this way), write letters to ccs, or generally try to get noticed. I know this might sound like I have a stick up my ass, but the tags are already a nightmare without this clutter, these kinds of fandom faux pas make all of us look bad, and some of the posts being gifted are flat-out against ao3's terms of service/content policy. I get that it's cool to have Wilbur on the site and I commend y'all for having such enthusiasm for his writing, but @ him on Twitter or something; please don't put this stuff in the fic archive.

[qqqewpie]

Post revival communication reconciliation

[peearrdee]

But what if Tommy found safety in Technoblade not only because of Techno’s strength, but because Techno was also religious? Tommy and Techno are both dedicated to the grind, there were times where they both prayed to their gods side by side, Tommy asking for primes and Techno for subs.

[peearrdee]

yeah!

[egglands-worst]

i have a normal and reasonable amount of emotions when thinking about characters