#sofigrace

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liam rolling a one every time hal tries to insight check bolaire is kinda poetic

[morguegradecuriosity]

I'm curious, what's the detail tal gave?

So, here is a link to the interview (timestampted at the question Taliesin was asked): https://youtu.be/J9Mtkh1FUPA?t=443

And here it is, under the cut because spoilers:

So, Taliesin was asked about the mask (and about his character being an antiquarian and museum curator) and he explained that when your artefacts are magical, working with them is quite risky because you don't know what they do unless you poke them.

And then he dropped the absolute bomb imo revealed that "sometimes something bonds with your face".

So, essentially now we now that Bolaire somehow "bonded" with his mask and won't take it off because there is the worry that taking it off would be even worse than whatever the effect of bonding with it was.

That is, unless my non-native English speaker ass misunderstood him somehow, but that's the gist of what I got and now I'm even more excited for Bolaire!

Hope I was useful!

[sofigrace]

they did what they could with what they knew and i'll die on that hill

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i really really hope bolaire was telling the truth about thjazi

there's something so juicy about having this man who, by all accounts, was a good, well loved person be completely prejudiced against a (living?) being to the point of actually threatening and blackmailing them. the man who believed anyone could be redeemed, actually despising someone that much

i'm so curious about his reasoning, i hope thimble and bolaire can meet again and give us some insight

[sofigrace]

this entire fight

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"Bells Hells don't care/arent aware of the concequences"

laughable. the reason of their indecision is because they know the concequences and in every option there's bad ones.

[sofigrace]

imagine this

first episode of bells hells animated

we start with beautiful aerial shots of jrusar, the three spires, the wirecarts, then we go down, show the people, the markets

then we start following a couple of kids, they're playing with a wooden ball (you can faintly see c-pop written on it), and it suddenly it's thrown towards a less crowded side of the market. the kids follow it while we see a sudden shadow pass through the screen.

the kids find the ball as they hear a shuffle coming from the empty stalls. they get closer to where the sound came from, a little curious, a little terrified. from behind, we see a dark shadow towering over them, we see clawed hands and elongated limbs, and a whisp of a black veil. the kids turn around and see a horrible veiled woman, with dark hollow eyes and an elongated mouth. they scream in terror and flee as we hear the woman speak for the first time.

"wait, wait!"

suddenly the form disappears and the woman turns into a less terrifying but still unnerving version of herself.

"I was just playing!"

we hear another voice as a purple haired woman comes into the scene and looks at the other woman fondly.

"I think they found you scary"

"I'm fun scary!"

"Laudna, you're scary scary"

SIKE! the audience thinks there was a monster to fight, but it's just one of our protagonists.

critical role, hire me as a writer for the show