#violencio

[bulecelup]

Whenever I see you getting into a new fandom/reblog new stuff from something, I'm getting excited because dark, gorey art is often to follow. Now though, you reblogged neko atsume, and I'm a lil scared for those cute bby kitties xoxo

Omg I won’t do harm to Neko Atsume they’re too cute too pure !!!!

[addigni]

Time zones are difficult! Is Sherlock starting in two minutes -- or in one hour and two minutes??

LESS THEN ONE HOUR

[villings]

La violencia es el último recurso del incompetente.

Isaac Asimov

[midnightsharks]

violencio said: YOU CAN DO IT SHARKY! *cheers* :> Yass! Already made 3 prompts but I am struggling for that 'Keep reading' function on mobile.

[nitefise-art]

Please tell us what you think of the new starters and who do you think Sherlock & co would pick? :>

Hey violencio! To be honest I’m just excited for the fire kitty hahaha. But I can see why people like Rowlett and there’s probably the most art for that one on my dash. Not too keen on Popplio though, it looks clumsy and reminds me of Mime Jr :/

When you say who I think Sherlock & co would pick I assume you mean BBC Sherlock? If you mean out of the new starters, I really don’t know, if I had the choice I wouldn’t go with any of them because I don’t feel like they’re the best matches. But if I had to say then I think Litten might fit best with Sherlock because of its description? It said something about keeping a cool exterior. Plus it looks like it could evolve into a Fire/Dark type. I hope it does. John can have the bow-tied owl. It’d sit inside his jumper and peek its head out from his collar :P

also can I say your Nietzsche Probopass is the best thing

[kahtiihma]

Hey dear! I saw you adding a picture to that D&D player's handbook post about representation and stuff... Do you maybe have the title or IBSM code laying around? I'd really like to take a look at it myself :)

It's the Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition Players Handbook (so it's extra official AND canon for the universe!)

[wickedisgood]

I just finished the third book and... /what/. I mean... /what/. For two books the only thing he wanted was a) his memories, and b) Theresa, and now... like... no? Even her death wasn't really touching because she was just so hated on and it felt like... meh. Everything just felt so unsatisfactory?! Will the 'prequel' thingie make things worse or better? .-. Not sure if I really want to read it anymore...

Oh, and I just remembered... Didn't they mention a picture of a woman in the sleeping house of the gladers in book one? Something about the living room being so bland, with nothing in there but a table and a picture of a stern looking woman? Did they ever say who that was supposed to be?

Yeah, I think there's quite a lot of people who weren't completely satisfied the end of TDC. If by the prequel you mean The Kill Order, it isn't really connected to the rest of the series in a way that reading it would make you feel any different about the ending of the TDC, so it wouldn't exactly be a 'better or worse' kind of situation. If you meant The Fever Code, then I'd like to think that when it comes out it will flesh out characters more and maybe do some things that could make you see the ending in a slightly different light, but I still think it wouldn't change your opinion too much. It'll still be worth the read though. 

Also no, to my knowledge it has never been mentioned. It's definitely not mentioned in the books, and I've never heard anything about it from Dashner, however I'm not 100% sure. (For anyone wondering, the quote is: 'The only decorations in sight were a dusty vase on a three-legged table and a black-and-white picture of an ancient woman dressed in an old-fashioned white dress.')