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I was compelled to make a lazy personal character guide + size chart of Twitchtip, Ripred, and Lapblood so below is a very long ramble on how I headcannon their looks because the brain rot is real and I don’t want to think about finals this week.
I have a confession.
For the past 9ish years I thought Lapblood's fur was white. It wasn't until last October or something when someone on here made art with Lapblood and I was like, "Where's Lapblood?" And then realized I'm an idiot for not realizing way sooner how story breaking that is.
Recently reread the Underland Chronicles so I decided to dig through and find the old fanart I did when I first read the series like 11 years ago (wow i’m old) so please enjoy
Featuring my Mark Crilley manga phase, my terrible handwriting lol, ✨copic markers✨, random details I latched on to for some reason, FEELs wtf bro, and me somehow missing the fact that Luxa got a haircut in book one, and spoilers (fr go read these books if you haven't they are so good)
If Gregor had stayed/ came back to the underland he would have bonded with Lapblood, you know it's true
Thoughts on lapblood?
underestimated and unsung queen. On the third book she was starving. Two of her children she left dying and knew they were gone. Her SMALL CHILDREN. Dead. And left the other two for her supposed sister (headcanon) to watch. She chose to leave them in service of them and her country. To find a cure and hopefully be able to hunt for them again. and her HUSBAND. Died on that quest. Right in front of her. She didn’t want to go on. She tried to end her life twice/save him. And kept fighting for those two children she had at home. She now had no one on this quest. No one she knew or felt safe with. No one to lean on. Ripred was actively abusive emotionally. And yet. In the last book, less than a year later, we see her having amassed THOUSANDS to the cause of killing the bane and her children growing well beside her. She deserves the world. She was also a kind soul. she also spoke up on behalf of Ripred to convince the other rat’s to stand with him. She’d become incredibly politically active and important after returning from the jungle.
When does coloring get easier? I’m tired of practice. (These are from TUC Week).
Day Two: Sacrifice
When I was drawing a blank on what to do for this prompt earlier today, I was thinking about how Suzanne Collins relies a lot on sacrifice of life to get her point across, and I thought “maybe that’s excessive,” but then I realized she sacrifices a lot more than life. Characters in TUC sacrifice their limbs, their ways of life, their happiness, etc. just as much as they sacrifice their lives. Well, after that revelation, I ignored it all and wrote a drabble about sacrificing life. (Hopefully there’s a little bit of that other sacrifice in there if you look closely, too.)
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Flyfur and Sixclaw are asleep when Lapblood gets home. She nuzzles each one of their fuzzy little bodies and then whispers to Makemince, “The others?”
Makemince shakes her head and it’s all Lapblood can do to nod. She’d done her best to make peace with it; it still aches.
She lies next to her pups, who already look so much like their father. When they wake, she will tell them the worst news she’s ever had to tell. But she’ll also tell them that the reason he left in the first place was because he loved them more than anything.