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[feelsgoood]

[lickithrice]

not sure what to call this physique. 💟

[noodles-and-tea]

Thoughts

[danse-de-macabre]

POV you are an average knight just trying to make a living in King Arthur’s England

[waffleslashermaster]

Apple trend

[chompingonuggets]

The reason I haven’t been active on here lately…,.

[soulsforsales]

I read somewhere that Dick and Bruce have a "daddy issues" relationship while Jason and Bruce have a "mommy issues" relationship but I actually think it's the other way around

Because Dick loves Bruce more than he would ever hate him and no matter how far away they go they always find their way back to each other somehow and at the same time, it doesn't matter how Dick doesn't want to be "The Batman", they have the mother-daughter "You're all I ever will be and I am all you could've been" dynamic

While Jason and Bruce's relationship is filled with disappointment. Loads and loads and shitloads of disappointment from both sides. Over and over again. And no matter how much Jason pretends to hate Bruce a part of him will always, always love him even if he hates himself for it even if maybe, Bruce doesn't deserve it and despite everything Bruce will see the worst parts of him every time he looks at Jason and if that doesn't represent "daddy issues" idk what will

[trains-gengar]

let's talk about cas and bees.

the bees are an allegory for angels and heaven. he doesn't love bees because he finds them fascinating. the bees represent angels. the hive represents heaven. the queen represents god. the way bee hives operate is hierarchical and the same goes for heaven. he obsesses over bees during a time when he feels guilty for his actions in heaven and knows they'll never accept him back. after he recovers from his mental break, he never mentions bees again.

during this time, he mentions his love for other animals and insects, too. that's him finding reasons why it's okay that the angels hate him. it's okay that the angels don't want him back in heaven because heaven doesn't have [insert animal]. the same goes for every earthly thing he mentions loving during his mental break.

fanon often hinges on something that appears in one or two episodes and that's fine. i'm not against that. in fact, there are a lot of times where i love that. but the bees aren't some quirky thing he loves. his obsession with them is a trauma response. it's an expression of moral injury. the bees work in perfect harmony and he wishes angels could go back to that, but they can't because he ruined it.