#authur lester

[iamlouisebringmethecheese]

i kept seeing art about a silly horror podcast man and i couldn't not start it.

[just-a-bored-queer-fangirl]

Finally got back into Malevolent and I just finished Coda. Kayne felt so familiar to me and I couldn't put my finger on it... until a deep memory was pulled from the depths of my mind.

Kayne is like The Weird Guy from the Hollow.

[entrailer]

remember: you can always improve a ship by making them both as stupid as possible and incapable of communicating in normal or sane ways. 100% success rate

[vulturewarrior]

Today's The 5th Year Anniversary Of Malevolent!

Happy 5th anniversary to Malevolent, which I and many others believe to be one of the greatest pieces of media, of all time.

Also, here's a song that I think perfectly represents Authur and John's dynamic:

[demolitionloverxd]

Love some good relationship drama between a traumatised 1930s man and the jealous disembodied voice in his head

[mrparable]

[vulturewarrior]

Here's my opinion on the bone citadel/bone cathedral debate:

I personally believe that this whole debate is completely unnecessary, mainly because of the fact that John had referred to the piece of architecture that he had built from the bones of many different Authurs as both a citadel and cathedral (relisten to Part 54 and/or read the episode's transcript on the official Malevolent website if you don't believe me). I would like to admit that I had even gotten myself caught up in this nonsense. Bone citadel? Bone cathedral? Why not choose one, the other, both, or better yet, why not call it a Bone castle? (You know, because both John and Yellow were created from fragments of The King In Yellow, which technically makes them Hastur's sons and the princes of the Dreamlands). Makes sense, doesn't it?

[iamlouisebringmethecheese]

more malevolent because i am flying through this series and i can not stop