#the implications

[carpediemisnicebuticannot]

(Content Warning: Suggestive)

Remember this scene, where Vox was summoned in a heartbeat by Alastor's beckoning, without a moment of hesitation?

and while he was in "the middle of the act" with Val, said by Valentino himself?

It's just shows how pathetically obsessed Vox is with Alastor, right? Putting his nemesis first than his lover. Haha, laughable.

Then, there I saw this comment on TikTok.

????

?!!?!???!!!! I'm sorry, what the actual fuck??

HELLOOO, THIS LINE LITERALLY HAS A WHOLE NEW MEANINGGG

NOT ONLY VOX IS OBSESSED BUT ALSO HAS A VOICE KINK FOR ALASTOR'S??!!

[warriorfander]

i can't believe this episode showed us what accepted!janus is like, it's incredible. because like... he is accepted by thomas now, whether things are tense between him and the other sides or not. and i think him being in the title card is a confirmation of that too

i fucking love that he's still a liar and things are tense with virgil and roman still and i love that he's friendly with patton and thomas and treats logan like an intellectual equal (which logan would appreciate more than friendship) but he still feels so him??? he still has the same energy even though he's not being hostile anymore

also i'm glad that remus is completely neutral to this--it doesn't look like janus being accepted is being treated like he's leaving the "darksides" because the "darksides" arent a real thing. its just something roman made up to set the tone for deeper themes being explored in the future. that's definitely a route that could've happened though and im honestly glad we're not in that universe-

[lucy-moderatz]

The release of emotions, Mister Spock, is what keeps us healthy. Emotionally healthy, that is.

[wetsandmemories]

also how desensitized to pain robert is that it takes someone else to point out he's bleeding for him to notice literal glass shrapnel in his chest

[normalaboutmediaa]

Sorry I'm still on The Implications of severance and religion. Because Innie Burt has a different faith from Outie Burt. The only God Burt G has ever known is Kier, the only doctrine is the handbook- which he broke. By the circumstances of the world he lived in he is a capital 's' Sinner. He cannot beg forgiveness - from Kier or anyone else. He cannot atone. He was punished with non-existence for holding a man's hand and he is gone now. Is he judged by the doctrine of God or the doctrine of Kier? In either case, does he actually make the cut? Is his soul only released once his body dies or is he already in whatever afterlife Outie Burt hopes is waiting for him?

Do you think Burt Goodman prays for his Innie? Do you think he fears he's damned them both to hell?

[nancescreek]

"BUT WHEN I LOOK AT HIM, AND THE FIRE BURNING MERRILY IN THE GRATE, THE FROST WEBBING OUR WINDOWS IN THE MORNING, THE BOATS ON THE CANAL WITH THEIR BRIGHTLY COLORED FLAGS, I THINK I'M PROBABLY THE LUCKIEST MAN IN THE WORLD"

[eightyonefour]

"lando's offering mark first class travel to every grand prix" 😭😭😭

[2sdaykid]

Do you guys ever think about how Wylan never tells Jesper about how he got to the Barrel