#jace talis

[malotte00]

Us?

[louhetar]

None of my thoughts are in the bible btw

[varenitchek]

His gentle gaze

[smallandangry24]

The additional symbolism of this scene that no one talks about

The shot of Jayce looking down from Piltover vs Viktor’s looking up from Zaun

Viktor’s Night being the antithesis of Jayce’s Day, the night coming when Viktor saves Jayce and the day shining when Jayce saves Viktor

Focusing on Jayce’s shoulders: his responsibilities vs Viktor’s cane: his disability. These are the main things the characters struggle with or against in their main character arcs. Both the shoulder and cane are also forms of support offered to the other carry the burden of being alone. They complete each other.

Despite their differences if not outright dichotomy, they both stand in the same place over the same drop for the same reason alone in the same halo shaped portal to a permanent last stop

Viktor takes hold of the rune stone, the magic that will both doom and save him, tying his fate with Jayce’s. Jayce puts down his hammer and grasps Viktor’s shoulders, choosing him over his duty, dream, and Piltover…. Any of that sound familiar:

Anyway this is beautiful and we are in eternal debt to all of the writers, animators, and artists who worked on this bless

[sunchildsatoru]

oh my fucking god i finally remembered what mike’s reaction in sorcerer reminded me of

[kaereth]

Three commissions finished for @blackcur-rants!

(Three ladies at the bottom are genderbent versions of Charles Darnay, Sydney Carton, and Lucie Manette (Catherine Darnay, Sylvia Carton, and Lucine Manette) from A Tale of Two Cities)

[cerasifera]

you know how maria skłodowska curie used to sleep with a vial of radium under her pillow? yeah

[mercy-misrule]

Part of the reason I really like Jayce and Viktor from Arcane is that they are both ready to end it at any given inconvenience. Love a man with very little emotional resilience.