#chot

[jamieswoodenspoon]

i think it’s ok to be frustrated initially that james spends chot unable to tell anyone about the gracelet so long as the connection is later made that he’s an SA survivor and the gracelet is a physical manifestation of that grooming, and that you really wouldn’t expect a survivor to be able to divulge what happened to everyone immediately

i thought the deep-seated shame and fear he felt, and the self-blame for not being able to stop it or recognise it sooner, and not wanting daisy to stay with him out of pity for him were all indicative of the SA metaphor but i see lots of takes where people talk about how annoying james is being for not just telling cordelia

[laylalucie]

Happy mothers day Tessa Gray

@cassandraclare

[bookishjules]

my personal issue with how many povs there were in chot wasn't that it was too much, but rather that there wasn't enough narrative meat to elicit the number of characters the story was told through. the wicked powers, on the other hand, as the finale rather than a folded in story arc, is bursting with narrative potential that i fear won't be tapped into without a greater number of genuine pov characters.

[tys-kitty]

That one scene in ChoT…

Thomas: Alright, so I‘m in love with Alastair

Matthew:

Thomas: Thoughts?

Matthew: And prayers

[petalsofaflower-shutupthomas]

Alastair, a waiter: Thomas i am not letting you tip me. Now pay for your food and leave, and istg if you even think about-

Thomas: *pulls Alastair close by the front of his apron and tucks some bills into his pocket* :D

Alastair, who just learned something about himself: get out.

[helenofblackthorns]

Which Shadowhunters Cover is Better?

City of Lost Souls (Original)

Chain of Thorns (Grace)

Voting ended onMar 11

[heronchildlove]

Me rereading this part over and over and just repeating "what the fuck" to myself in different tones for 3 hours.

[pansexual-lilychen]

”we need more complex female characters“

y‘all couldn’t even handle her