In fandom hell, as always

I will take (almost) any fandom content given to me, pls help my poor soul

[artmistersealy]

Captive Prince by P.S. Pacat

[thatghostinyourbog]

ANDREW JOSEPH MINAYRD IS THAT A CIGARETTE

[saiintval]

Line from noras ec 🥰🫪

[just-another-dream-about-yuu]

take my body and soul

[malekyla-001]

(I don't claim credit for the art, I just couldn't find the author)

New day, new post, or maybe I'll be able to publish a few more today :3

[benevolenterrancy]

sleeping arrangements ft The Third Wheel Bed ™

[sufjansjoy]

does anybody know how to get out of bed. or be a better person

[sufjansjoy]

wow

[linskiiii]

Raven au

[linskiiii]

"Another bit of unexpected honesty"

[linskiiii]

"Bane of my existence" 🦊💗

[linskiiii]

🦊♥️🦊

[max-worm]

oblivious neil/jealous andrew but it's not just andrew who gets jealous. all the foxes see some guy flirting with neil, and every single one of them immediately starts to intervene because hey wtf you can't do that! that's neil! neil is andrew's! this cannot happen it is preposterous get away from him!!???

[azzuriium]

grace blackthorn 🕸️🕯️

[maluceh]

finally, and for the third time, here are the gals (and 1 nb pal) of the shadowhunter chronicles

[agnes-draws]

going back to my roots (paris 1902)

[kierancfthehunt]

magnus is such a genius character creation. he's the perfect plot device: he's an outsider, but he isn't; he's a friend of the nephilim yet an advocate for downworlders; he's been alive for centuries; he is the high warlock of brooklyn, extremely powerful, and happens to be dating one of the main characters of the story.

not only is he the perfect way to keep moving the plot forward, a way out of conflicts that otherwise would have the characters scrambling and the plot meeting dead ends, he also provides INSIGHT. he will tell you who every character is, which generation they're from, remind you of connections between series you might otherwise have forgotten about and no other character has a way of knowing. he shows you glimpses of the past. he's there to tell stories to provide the reader with knowledge the characters don't have.

but he's also a genuinely interesting character. he's not just there. he has a story, he has an intrinsic personality, he has morals that don't necessarily align with the main character's. he gives the reader a different perspective and is there to point out the nuance of a situation, kinda brings the reader back from an otherwise biased narration. yet he's still very uniquely HIM.

it's genius.

[shadowhunter9210]

Me starting a book by Cassandra Clare: