#brain grape

[fandomliane]

I've Got A Little Bit of Anger

See I've been waiting to have a CT scan on my brain. I have a swollen optic nerve and a "brain grape" (thank you the Librarians for the term). It's a wee, tiny grape, but it's still there. I was supposed to go in tomorrow and just found out it's been cancelled. I'm already stressing over every headache and eye pain, and after 3 months of waiting, it's cancelled. I spent 2 hours prepping a substitute teacher for my littles tomorrow and it's cancelled. So I'm angry.

[acolyte-of-apollo]

...And the Eternal Question of How Cassandra's Brain Works

So, we all know that her "brain grape" made her see equations, graphs, etc pre-operation. Following the operation, we've learned that she can hear conversations from a few meters away (give or take), and transmit answers into other minds. So, that should lead to infer that her "brain grape" had been holding back this power this whole time, and that removing it has caused her power to grow immensely.

[flynnscarnation]

insp.

[awkward-baby-giraffe]

At least now we know that there is a way to save Cassie from her brain grape!!

[diver5ion]

Thief: Okay, which way to the center? Cass: That way. No, wait... That way. Thief: You sure? Cass: Back off. I'm doing math. Thief: ... Cass: (mental math done) That way.

[kinesmanda]

Ezekiel: I say we follow the brain grape.

Cassandra: We are not calling it a brain grape!

Minotaur roars

Cassandra: Follow the brain grape.

[vale-n-tina-and-the-internet]

Someone probably thought of this already, but I REALLY think that the tag for The Librarians Fandom should be "Follow the Brain Grape"

[mountain-jumper]

Ok, so in the librarians, he pulled the magic healing juice out from a hollow book in episode 1, and they can summon any book, so can they summon that book to get the healing oil to cure the brain grape?