#canon jc

[the-wind-sings-quietly]

[demonicfarmer69]

"im his jiuijiu. any last words?"

[ohohoho-nyohohoho]

lol peak hilarity is when people put lwj's grief and jc's grief anywhere on the same level. i know amanormativity has a death grip on society but losing your gradeschool crush who youve barely spoken to at all is nowhere near comparable to losing your entire family

[canon-blorbo-facts]

an unusually high number of people seem to refer to jiang cheng by his birth name and not his courtesy name.

[lavender-phoenix-flames]

No, the problem ain't being a jiang cheng stan, the problem is you pretending he didn't do the things he did and making him into a character he is not.

"Oh if I was jc, I would've been worse" that either tells me you don't understand what he does or you endorse what he does, which is wen remnants GENOCIDE you fucking idiots! Not just that, it's him been a elitist classist asshole, selfish, abusive and homophobic too.

Yall need to see your faves for the loser assholes they are, or just stop stanning characters who are losers assholes if you're gonna makes them into something else anyways...

" I like the character because they are complex!" and the "complex" is being an asshole cuz for you good and kind characters can't be complex, they have to be "morally grey" smh. And then you're gonna act like this "complex" character is actually kind and we are the ones who don't understand them. Yall are insufferable people fr.

[clementine-and-pomegranates]

Golden Core Sacrifice

MXTX wrote the golden core sacrifice the way she did for a reason!

Look, if she wanted WWX to give up his golden core for JC there were many different ways JC could have lost it, but I think this is why I never understood people who say JC never loved WWX.

By choosing to protect WWX he not only is giving a statement that he does in fact love WWX, whether that love is familial or platonic or romantic you pick, but he's putting WWX on equal ground. As someone of high birth he's giving up his life for someone "lower" than him.

I see so many arguments where people say that JC never saw WWX as nothing more than a servant but that just seems off, because would someone like JC, give up their life/golden core for a servant?

Sure ig if he's all noble like LWJ, but JC is a sect heir up until this point. He is keenly aware that people will fall on their swords if it meant protecting the heir to the sect aka him. He is meant to be a leader, a ruler, he is above his men and WWX is meant to be one of those men.

His mother tried again and again to remind JC of that. That WWX is the son of a servant, and should things go south he is meant to protect JC with his life. Even JFM reminded him of that in his last moments!! WWX life was less than that of JC, but in JC sacrificing himself he rebutted that statement.

And when I see people claim that JC is selfish and doesn't deserve WWX's sacrifice, that just ruins the point of it!! It spits on both of their sacrifices!!!

They lost their golden cores for each other, like????!!! That is what makes it such a tragedy!

JC could not bear the thought of losing WWX or worse having him killed by the wens, and WWX could not bear to see JC lose his cultivation, the thing he lived for.

And yes WWX and the whole class/debt system comes into play, but even then I can't imagine a lowly servant willingly giving up such a priceless thing. Forcibly yes, but even if it was willingly, JC wouldn't have had the reaction he did at the end of the series.

MXTX did not expand much on his thoughts in the books and we got like 3 paragraphs describing JC's pov, but it was put at the end for a reason (this ofc is not including the other adaptations). It was meant for us the viewers/readers to take a moment to reevaluate what we knew of JC and his character, (even though were given foreshadowing with the Yi city arc).

All in all this is a way of me saying I don't get it when people say JC never loved WWX.

[bizships]

The fact that Kathryn Janeway and Chakotay are soulmates is written into the very DNA of their relationship.

From The Cloud:

We learn her Spirit Guide is a lizard, and Chakotay has a cha-moozee stone in his pack.

In Tattoo: we learn, along with a young Chakotay that a lizard leads him to these very symbols.

And that the symbol means “a blessing on the land” and that it’s a healing symbol. It’s clearly deeply personal to Chakotay because he keeps it etched on a stone in his meditation pack. They discuss his finding together. Using the stone in his pack that only she (and B’Elanna) has seen.

Forward to Star Trek Prodigy, Chakotay is going back to the Delta Quadrant, and he leaves Kathryn his precious stone, telling her it will guide him home. Home has always been a very important part of Voyager, of their relationship. He gave her this stone that means a blessing to the land to her. She’s his home.

This symbol is incredibly important to them both at this point. It’s to this stone that she goes when she’s afraid she’s losing him.

All because her lizard guide led him to this symbol . That has become their beacon to each other.

Their home.

Them being soulmates is certainly there from the beginning.

And as I type this, my music has randomly shuffled to Storybook Love by Mark Knopfler and I’m a puddle of much right now.

If not soulmates, why soulmate coded?

Also, happy 30th Anniversary Tattoo.

[sonik-kun]

The most milfiest milf to have ever milfed