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Queen Maeve in 60s style🌹 I like how it turned out.
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Queen Maeve in 60s style🌹 I like how it turned out.
THE BOYS | 2019 - 2026 S03E08 ("The Instant White-Hot Wild")
THE BOYS | 2019 - 2026 S03E08 ("The Instant White-Hot Wild")
THE BOYS | 2019 - 2026 S03E07 ("Here Comes a Candle to Light You to Bed")
She tops him
pet names that queen maeve would call you
fem!reader
the most beautiful and magnificent woman in the universe of the boys, aka queen maeve, would definitely call you "darling" and "sweetheart" in a tone of voice that to her is just her normal but to you it is something breathtaking. "darling," she would sigh as she entered your apartment with grocery bags, "i got those cookies you like," and you would instantly smile to yourself and bite your lower lip.
maeve also calls you "hun" when she's being clingy or vulnerable, she would purr in your ear while you're snuggled up in your bed. "you smell so good, hun," her voice would come out muffled against your neck as her body rests on yours, your hand caressing your back and hers massaging your waist.
and in your intimate moments? oh, this goddess certainly calls you "baby girl."
missing my fave like that leonard cohen song rn
One thing I genuinely hate in the finale is the way they kicked Maeve for that Annie/random V-girl moment. “Never meet your heroes” when Maggie not only proved to Annie that she was the hero Annie had thought her to be (broken arm), but also stepped up and was, in her final moments as Queen Maeve, the bravest hero of ALL of them. She jumped to her death (to her knowledge) FOR Annie.
Summing up her character with something like “she gave people too much and was hollow and bitter” does her a brutal disservice and making it sound like Annie would think that of her does Annie a disservice.
The writers treated Maeve as largely irrelevant in the last two seasons and it’s just horrific. We can assume that she was the first one to make Homelander bleed, and his first love. She knew his name.
She gave Annie hope, she protected her. In that sense, she was so important for both of them.