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W- Wukong whimpering.........just think about it. Consider it.
saying this as if i havent been thinking about it for DAYS
especially with the teasing DAMMIT!!!!!!!!! him pulling away after whimpering kind of embarrassed and surprised like "omg i cant believe i did that"
rui and people watching ,,, rui and the scenery ,,, rui the storyteller ,,,
I miss Marc Spector. :(
Might as well post this here too
Fun little enamel pin 1/? 👌✨
I think peter and daniil are two sides of the same coin in the ways that they're both immensely intelligent, and led by their dreams. dankovsky is more tethered to the earth on account of being so rational but his rationale is also suffocating his dreams, which is why the polyhedron is so important to him. peter can still dream but he has no anchor and so is drowning himself in twyrine and does nothing but dream... andrey does function as an anchor of sorts but he is also an enabler. he's too close to peter to be able to help him. I'm personally just obsessed with the interpretation that the polyhedron signifies a certain childhood innocence and ability to dream that dankovsky lost, and which I think peter never fully lost ... they're both of the sky. do you get it
if you weren't an advisor, what sort of job would you think that you'd have? or what kinda job would you want? not what you think you need to do, but something you like and can see doing for the rest of your life!!
- 🥣 anon
If I had to choose something other than advisor I would —
Hm . . .
A historical archivist, perhaps?
Hey. Hey hello
Thistle and Weeds by Mumford and Sons
Noir Peter type song