#troper's thoughts

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My love for interspecies romance added to my love of sea people brough me to this

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Faux Children Trope

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My collection of 'not exactly a Magical Familiar, but still fits the Trope'

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Me and my weird love for characters that grew up trapped and locked up for some reason

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Part of me wonders if the Endless's relationship with Daniel Hall would be similar to Steven and the Diamonds

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Something about the Moonstone just remided me of the Trees of Valinor

It broke and the pieces were used to make something new

Even if its gone

I am oddly fond of this trope now

Maybe there is something somewhere with someone left that still have a little of it

Edit: weird though, but this trope works on bloodlines too, a family though dead can have a few unkwnow children somewhere

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Rat Knights

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They are actually best friends forever but their love language is violence, so everybody thinks they are enemies