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I think chronic/ passive suicidal ideation is akin to the non descriptive feeling of homesickness while you are still at home. A sense of “I want to go home” without knowing what your brain means by “home”. All you know is you long for it
The difference between Sirius and Regulus is passive suicidality and active suicidality btw
doodle inspired by a tweet i saw :3
!!THE PITT 2x09 SPOILERS!!
robby has been so passively suicidal across these few episodes that’ve been released but holy moly… this one truly cements it
robby genuinely has no intentions on making it back
and among the other things that happen with him in this episode — this stood out to me the most
this little piece of this scene i think shows robby beginning to realize just how easily al-hashimi can replace him. he’s obviously cared for by the people around him, friends, coworkers, all of that — but al-hashimi 1) coming in earlier than he was expecting [it’s the little things] 2) being accepted soo easily and with open arms by the people around him, his friends, it’s really shown just how replaceable he’s truly been all this time. and ofc that may not be true, most likely not how the others see it, but it’s how he sees it and how sees himself
i really do think this scene shows him accepting that they don’t need him anymore. his family doesn’t need him.
the laughs the head bowing (shielding himself from prying eyes flashbacks to the pedes breakdown), all to dismiss that turmoil within himself and in his mind. he can brush off all of everyone’s very obvious worries and concerns over him, but he can’t get over the fact that he’s replaceable just like that
Robby isn't a Dom, Jack knows this, he knows it fucking well.
So his odd behaviour around cute little Dennis is... Strange. Dennis is sweet, he follows commands so SO nicely, and Jack wouldn't even mind if he joined them, but it feels wrong.
Until Dennis is suddenly on Nightshift... His shift, still soft and confused and so very VERY trainable, but he looks as concerned as Jack feels as he asks why it feels like Robby is replacing someone with him.
And Jack realizes... Robby is trying to replace himself with Dennis... Trying to... Gift Jack something... Someone to hold onto when he doesn't return from his sabbatical.
Jack doesn't know which emotion is bigger right now, sorrow or rage.
For him AND for Dennis, who from what he'd overheard with miss Santos is prone to giving too much.
Either way Robby was going to hear WORDS.
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I really enjoy your marriage of loyalty au, and wanted to share a version of Perseiras death.
So she fades/kills herself during, maybe before ww1. But WHY exactly in that period? Because that is the moment Where feminist movemen Where peacking Up (in very general terms). She was probably put as a symbol of that movement, literal loyalty being assulted and abuses in her on marriage? That would give any author/painter/intelectual so much to eat, they would be obbsesed, adding the Fact that Athena and others gods would stroke the flame because f@ck Apollo.
Rebellry and so much, that would revitalise Perse so much, the cries the beating of the druns, the determination. I'm just imagening Perse downturned and Broken sitting Up from her loom, calmly walking Up to Apollo Who is with one of the muses. While in the back It play a song:
Si tú marido the pega (Colora)
Dale golpes tú también (Colora )
Y si con la mano no puedes (Col- perse)
Metele con la sartén
(in english: if your husband Hits you, hit him back, and if you can't with your hand, hit him with a fryng pan... A very good song that I can't remeber the name of) And decking him in the back of the head.
It's the first time in centuries shes felt so Alive. And if she phyaically and mentally abuses Apolo? Thats part of the fun, if he tries to hurt her back? She finds no trou le in leaving him bearly breathinng, she is the war goddess between them.
Just imagine her last days on Olympus and Atlantis going around telling each and every god the cold hard thruth how they suck how they are not so hight and mighty and how pathetic they are. the only one she spares is Ares, Who he tells with a "I shall gift you the bloodiest wars you have ever experienced"
Imagine when she kills herself is with the hight of freedom, the marriage that started to keep her loyal ended in revelry. The moment she dies is when the event parking ww1 occurs.
Also expanding this theme, that WHY Percy Jackson is so ironic, so sarcastic so uncarring of the gods. She dosen't care about them. Also, Percy Going 'I'm a dead girl/goddes/ walking', like Verónica in desd girl walking(reprise) specially at Gaia. Heads Up Gaia I'm a dead woman walking.
Also I think Percy deserves to die as a mortal, she has lived better as a mortal than as a goddes, and she had to deal with a lot of shit.
And at the end of the day, what is greater rebelion against the gods than dyng?
Ok but i kinda love all of this, especially the implications that loyalty/rebellions death indirectly triggered ww1. It was a series of seemingly random events all happening at once that dragged the whoke worls into it after all. Almost like the cosmos shifted in response to some great tragedy.