#tersyne

[prncefinn]

tersyne replied to your post “honestly though where’s my 100000+ word fic about padme dying in rots...”

http://archiveofourown.org/series/478750

has force-sensitive!padme + time travel and

http://archiveofourown.org/works/7760323

just has time traveler!padme

u r. literally an angel?!?!?! wow. i started the first one its like Exactly what i meant/wanted thank u so much <3<3

[axmxz]

I saw the ravenstag post from a few days ago and idk if it's come up in the fandom before but the peryton is apparently a mythical creature with stag and bird parts?? no idea what they're associated with but more fodder for the fantasy aus is always a good thing imo :)

That’s right! The peryton was created by Jorge Luis Borges for his Book of Imaginary Beings:

“The Peryton is said to have the head, neck, forelegs and antlers of a stag, combined with the plumage, wings and hindquarters of a large bird, although some interpretations portray the Peryton as a deer in all but coloration and bird’s wings.

According to Borges, Perytons lived in Atlantis until an earthquake destroyed the civilization and the creatures escaped by flight. A Peryton casts the shadow of a man until it kills one during its lifetime, at which time it starts to cast its own shadow. A Sibyl once prophesied that the Perytons would lead to the downfall of Rome.[1]

In Borges’ original Spanish edition, the word is given as peritio so the presumptive Latin original would be peritius, which happens to be the Latin name of the fourth month on the ancient Macedonian calendar,[2] (Peritios, moon of January). The connection of this, if any, to the peryton is unclear.”

It’s interesting that the murder motif is still there, and also we now have an explanation for why the ravenstag also had that form of the wendigo that was basically a black man with antlers: Will was seeing its shadow. If the ravenstag/peryton is meant to symbolize not just Will or Hannibal but their connection, them as a couple, then the ravenstag wouldn’t start casting its own shadow until they killed together - which they now did, with the Dragon.

[fallenangelontheceiling]

tersyne answered: I wish I had a happier answer for you tersyne.tumblr.com/post…

Ahh! Thank you for that quote! I think the Jen Parker theory is still possible within the single universe theory though...

[noahbennets]

tersyne answered your post: “as someone who has read the first chapter of heroes reborn book one...”:

I believe that ALL of reborn was just a long nightmare after a bad taco

sounds legit. also would explain why there’s so many continuity errors.

[sylarclaus-blog]

i will save you @tersyne

i will save your soul

[sylarclaus-blog]

wouldn't that be awful irony, that sylar was originally destined to kill claire and then she lived and he got her pregnant and instead their son killed her during birth. haha wouldn't that be great

intervention time!

emma have you read ‘human’ in fanfiction.net? it’s a super well written sylaire story!

[sylarclaus-blog]

I feel like Nathan is more evidence for Claire being Noah Gray's mother. In that timeline, Noah was dead. In this timeline, Nathan is dead. In each timeline, a young boy gets named after Claire's dead father. Coincidence? I THINK NOT.

omg omg omge

mma i need an analysis in this episode and all its possibilities because i am going crazy with all the headcanons piling up inside my brain

[sylarclaus-blog]

#honestly though does sylar even care about repercussions I feel like he'd just want vengeance#like screw hiro's 'nothing can be done' he's gonna kill people until it all works out#...I have no problems with that actually

see? if he is the father he must be dead or incapacitated somehow because sylar wouldn’t have let anything of that happen, it just doesn’t go with the way he is, canonically sylar is all about family, he just WOULDNT let anyone near claire or the babies