#cytean

[hishap]

@cytean replied to your post: *Suddenly sits bolt upright in my bed* Since...

i made a fic w the 100 crossover so human grimm is inevitable; i just assumed he is a god that transforms his appearance so he is like an immortal vampire

That makes sense given that he literally changes form during the fights with him. I’m talking about his “staggered” form : 

Not sure how voluntary this particular transformation is, but given that and Jiji’s speech about the Troupe very strongly suggesting that they can project whatever appearance they wish... Of course he can alter his appearance. That’s canon  

[askaceattorney]

Dear Clary,

Pardon me for being choosy, but I prefer to read words that hold actual meaning for me.  I will make sure that your letter is properly recycled, at any rate.

-Ga’ran Sigatar Khura’in

[queensabriel]

cytean replied to your post “Just finished season one of The Exorcist and all I gotta say is that...”

constakeane

yes. can’t believe i didn’t immediately think of that *_*

[hishap]

@cytean replied to your photo: “arolor: arolor: Shoutout to my useless child for doing absolutely...”:

the distant villagers just left the kiddie alone like ???

Don’t fuck with a nightmare baby who can burn your silk

[hishap]

@cytean replied to your video post: “Just found this on youtube Sometimes when I haven’t heard Grimm’s...”:

too much dream realm drugs

If you count scarlet flame as a dream realm drug 

To be honest I just assume that his voice is due to both consuming flames as a child and the fact that being a vessel to a god is generally terrible for your health and that’s why he has to be replaced

[hishap]

@cytean replied to your post: Grimm’s the one who gets angry at you for being...

maybe this is exactly why he bowed when grew up; he’s ashamed

That means there’s hope that his spawn will learn manners some day and abstain from murdering harmless maggots in cold blood when I needed them alive for soul

[inthemidstofbuddie]

It’s been years since I stumbled upon and unlearned John Green’s books, so regarding that, do you think “that’s the thing about the pain: it demands to be felt” is true or significant in any way, aesthetic or philosophic etc?

i must admit, the one and only Green book i read was TFIOS and after i finished reading it i kinda just set it down and went “well those were words” bc i wasn’t moved at all. so...i mean, without context, it sounds like Green is just saying “that’s the thing about water: it will always be wet”. i realize this is perhaps trivializing whatever scene that was in, but it just sounds...obvious?