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Every day in October is Halloween you're welcome
Have vampire Raph and Casey (but like its a costume)
Um may I please order a double cheese hamburger- just kidding :3
Would you mind making an ever after high mood board based around wonderland pls if you don’t mind
I don’t know how asks work sorryyy
Here You Go!!
really craving hostage collateral whump right now.
Not like "oh villain holds youngest team member to draw leader/the team in."
More like "innocent bystander who just wanted to deposit their check got caught up in the bank robbery and nicked by a stray bullet and now is held hostage while the robbers lay low and who's going to know the vic is missing and how long does it take before help finds them."
you know. stuff like that.
pitch flush couple but its actually just because of them getting cute aggression from each other real bad
virgil: do the words ‘holy shit’ imply that there is such thing as an unholy shit
logan: i’d say the same for ‘holy fuck’ but we all know there are unholy fucks
patton: what the fuck is wrong with you guys
roman: idk they’re kinda making sense to me
Maybe Lena and Alex get close after the rift as she tries to show Lena that she does care for her as a friend. And Alex and lena get to know each other with Kara's shadow.
I recently rediscovered a snippet I wrote of Alex going to Lena and commiserating on having just learned Kara's identity. Because remember, Alex was mindwiped the majority of the season. So just IMAGINE the bonding they could have had. If only...
The thing about mindwipes in most fiction is that the writers rarely explore the ramifications of radically and sometimes violently their memories come back to them. Like... with Alex, she should be dealing with conflicting feelings over loving her sister yet resenting Supergirl for being a nuisance to the DEO that season.
Or when the superfriends have their memories of the old reality returned after crisis. What happened to their ENTIRE new lives they now have to reconcile with what's supposedly been? How can they trust that the new/old memories are real?
So many nuances to explore, but the writers just take the sledgehammer approach of "you don't have memories, now you do" and vice versa. Lame. If that's all they're gonna use it for, I'd rather they just skip it entirely.
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