this is still so funny to me
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this is still so funny to me
taliesin: this just happens when i'm really pissed
laura: or really turned on
ashley: it's just trauma
the three pillars of being percy ig
laudna is such a tragically complex character. she grew up innocence incarnate, was taken in by a woman that manipulated, abused and in the end killed her to make a point. and to add salt to the gaping, festering wound, she resurrected her and remained inside her to use her as a vessel. laudna went from a full-blooded, warm human being, probably with aspirations and a bright future, and ends up as an undead husk of a being, tossed around like an object. the worst part? her self worth died with that innocent girl. she looks at herself and sees a dead end, worthless being, barely a being even. but even if the innocence died, she still seeks it out. she tries so hard to find that light again, but keeps getting chased away, her homes burnt, called a witch as she gets cast out anywhere she goes.
and then there's imogen. who sees her, who feels for her, who manages to look past the undead and see so much life, so much hope, happiness and warmth. like a ray of sunshine barely breaking through thick, dark clouds after heavy rain. who proudly calls her her friend, doesn't think twice about the strange looks they get, because she only has eyes for her friend. and she loves her so deeply. she loves and cares and protects, cradles laudna's beautiful soul and nourishes it as much as she can. and even then, even with this immense and unbreakable tether between them, laudna still doesn't believe she deserves any of it. because the trauma and abuse cuts so deep, she's blind to how much she means to the people around her.
all of the companions see her, see the light she radiates, but laudna is blinded by the shadows of her past. she doesn't know what's right and what's wrong, because she can't differentiate between her own voice and the voice of her abuser.
she believes she's doing what's right, and then when there are repercussions, she gets confused and scared because she has the right intention, but the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
i love when something crazy happens and they're like "MATTHEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
She's just a girl, she eats gods.
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???? DORYM KISS THAT WAS SO SUDDE 😭😭😭😭😭
heard whispers about campaign 3 episode 78 being a mite controversial ,, fear in my heart i can't handle inter-player tenseness
taliesin playing the wildmother as the god that didn't want to leave, retroactively giving additional depth and context to every moment where the wildmother is consistently one of the most present and reachable gods... i thikn i hauve covid