#plot ramblings

[bird-daly]

because I am at heart always going to be someone who binge watched all of black sails in a month and desperately loves queer people giving a giant fuck you to the heteropatriarchy and finding joy in spite of it all, more thoughts on Jim Playfair, English Exile Extraordinaire.

I think about scenarios in which Jim finds himself running into his family all of the time. my latest version of this rambling is, “what if his sister elopes with someone that their father didn’t approve of and ALSO runs away to New York?” because I just find that to be very very fun and also no matter which you spin it, via modern au or otherwise, Valentine Wilde is a delightfully appalling boyfriend to introduce to your high-minded noble British family. just picture the hijinks!

[insxparablxduo]

So I've been planning story archs and I'm not sure if this will be a cannon ending™️ but um

Consider: Twins acknowledging and looking into the fact they are now technically gods

Has two main branches

First

They change nothing. They just accept this. Decide to find out more about their gods so they can find out more about themselves. Are able to shapeshift(?) Can age themselves up and down as they please but retain a 14 year old mentality. Never truly growing up or changing. Just getting more control and abilities.

Second

They don't accept but hate this. They decided its time to grow up. They cant stay like this forever they have to move on. Only way to do that is to kill the god their attached too so thats what they try to figure out. Unfortunately this means to grow up means to kill a part of themselves (their souls merged remember? Also wow symbolism they hate adults and that's what they think of them) they do it anyways but they will never be the same.

Of course what route they choose depends on what you push them to do or how certain experiences change them

[brentjayspiner]

the bad guys in this particular ficlet I’m planning on writing; a group of rogue Templars operating somewhere in Orlais who are trying to route out abominations. Their actions aren’t sanctioned by the Divine, and they likely left the newly reformed Templar Order because they thought that she was far too lenient with the mages and was letting malificars run rampant.

The group terrorizes the central part of Orlais, targetting anyone that they think could be an apostate, malificar or an abomination in disguise. They are often wrong, and regardless of whether they were right or wrong, they leave their victims at the very least badly tormented, and at the worst dead. 

The Inquisition comes to a unspecified city in Orlais on the request of DIvine Victoria, to hunt down these defectors and bring them in to face her justice. The group gets wind of the fact that the ‘Herald of Andraste’ herself is hunting them, and they seem excited about this, and change their goal. 

Eventually they manage to draw her into a trap and capture her. 

They are not ‘crazy’, they are firm believers in what they believe is their duty, and they commit these atrocities because they believe they are doing what is right.