#wanessa

[maybealittlesnuggling]

Quick appreciation post for this clip from A Court of Fey and Flowers, I can’t stop thinking about how quickly and beautifully it descends into chaos

The second that Lou’s character called the human “it”, it was all over

I fully believe that Aabria’s screams when Brennan starts climbing on the table are only, like, 50% for the bit (I would scream too if my players started climbing over my table towards me)

[vosvis]

(you’re a human being at a tea party)

[maybefalsefacts]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Blank under the cut -> Tag your mutes

@maybe-im-dark @ramblingautisticman @mrcorkus @shortkinglogan @amonjiyuu @thebetterriddle

[ihaveatypeanditstrickstergods]

[queermustelid]

I've seen lots of people talk about Wanessa being a YA protagonist (true and real) but nobody has pointed out how Aabria's playing on the "completely average name with one letter changed to make it Fantasy™" trope and it needs to be acknowledged

[sapph0sfriend]

i love gwyndolin and the human she found

[smangelangel]

Wanessa is really living her y/n dream bro

[ispridestillasin]

all I can think of rn is a sort of Wanessa/Binx fic from Wanessa's pov where it reads like a serious YA novel and Squak and Chirp are depicted as the rakish, flamboyant fey that always cause trouble for the protagonist, Rue and Hob are the sorrid fey courtly romance that the protagonist is witnessing happen parallel to their own romance, and Andhera is the oblivious fey prince that very much has foot-in-mouth syndrome. Meanwhile, Binx/Gwyndolin is the fey that the protagonist latches on to that shows them how the fey realm works and slowly becomes the love interest as time goes on.

And then we cut to canon.