Maekar: Dyanna, I know the dead are meant to rest peacefully, but I’m asking you to come back briefly and parent your child.
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Maekar: Dyanna, I know the dead are meant to rest peacefully, but I’m asking you to come back briefly and parent your child.
Imagine Ewan getting down and dirty at his parents house late at night when everyone is sleeping. His family is in for the holidays and he just has this fantasy of doing it in the dining table and the next day he is just giggles during holiday dinner and his mom asks what is going on with you Ewan and he just giggles and shakes his head and reader kicks him under the table.
I need to go to church or some religious house
On the dining table?? Where meals are consumed????
You do need to go to some religious house (nice phrase btw lol) 😩😩😩😩😩
18+ (😶)
half-jokingly tweeted this when we found out the episode title and uhh guess she is 😅
my theory so far is that she's jealous of the seahorses (or, er, moomintroll's attraction to the seahorses) so she gets turned into one (hobgoblin magic maybe idk) like how she gets the fucked up eyes in ffm, but ofc ends up regretting the decision and ultimately learns to love herself as she is
I can 100% see moomintroll saying this quote too:
or something similar
Mar 18, 2024 - 𝒮.
💜 Gift from @gabendselarom 💜
Waifu surprised me with a portrait of my darling Ellie 🥺💜
Thank you hun!
Also I noticed she's wearing her wedding ring again 😩💜
SeaMaiden love goes strong!
Ellie aka Lady Pendragon belongs to me
The seamaiden’s song
I crawled
to the surface
past the foam and flotsam
to spy through watery eyes
your chiseled cheek
weak I am
with hunger
insatiable
raw
I split
my limbs apart
useless fins turn to phalanges
clouds of my life lifted to reveal
my newborn legs
weak I am
with wobbling
uncertain
knees
I leaned
in for a kiss
certain this would seal my fate
from fish, to friend, to fiancé
your one and only
weak I am
with desire
unable
to speak
Blood for blood
limbs for limbs
from wave
to
foam
to
sand
you slipped
from my grasp.
The Fisherman and the Syren (1856-1858)
Artist: Sir Frederic Leighton (December 3 1830 - January 26 1896)
Medium: oil on canvas, painting