Nov 6, 2023
springtrap in front of the lesbian flag saying "You're mine." this is because he says these words and also i have learned he is a lesbian
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springtrap in front of the lesbian flag saying "You're mine." this is because he says these words and also i have learned he is a lesbian
Many ask why they not sow the arm back on or try to put the arm back on. This will be answered by garnet.
Lets say.... She saw a future...
Much
Much worst...
Than this future, with steven suffering a lot more because of it.
The arm would have been rejected by the body with the wound being cauterized and for (angst reasons) the body would not accept the arm and reject it, and the arm woud've slowly rotted on him and the rot would've spred to the rest of his body leaving him in a sickly incoherent state.
If they removed his arm after they noticed the rot spredding there would be gross rooting from the arm being pulled out aswell as blood and puss. As it is infected and dead.
So, garnet made the right move to keep the arm detached.
Some colored doodles of Cackletta, featuring some Cacklebat.
So, beau is finally eating a decent amount again! Im super excited, cause I finally figured out what his issue is (I hope). His teeth, no matter how much care I give to them, are starting to like rot??? I mean, he's turning 13 on june 16th, and thats old for an 80 pound dog, so I expected issues to come up. I just canr believe it took me three days to figure it out. So, until I can take him to the vet early monday morning, he's on a pate/wet food diet.