fuuuuuuck
If Caine says "In case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!", that would be insane of a reference
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fuuuuuuck
If Caine says "In case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!", that would be insane of a reference
And when we find out it's been Agatha All Along once again? Then what? Gag of the century.
A lot of people in the fandom forget that not only did Sarah say Azriel is a freak but he is one in the most loving and "holy shit it's hot way"
reminder that the last time we saw Taylor speaking about "Red, White & Royal Blue" in an official capacity, he looked like this
I can't believe we're gonna see their faces talk about the knight of wands later on
my assumption is...
he finds out penelope is lady whistledown which leads to a full blown emotional argument. hence the anger and the eventual tears.
How can we defeat Fyodor?
Contains spoilers for Bungou Stray Dog chapter 115 (114.5)
As we learned from the previous chapter: Fyodor becomes the person who kills him.
Now, with this information let's come up with possible ways we can kill him:
Dazai. He's the most obvious choice right now, he'll be able to cancel Fyodor s ability and will be able to kill him.
Suicide. This could lead to a Shibusawa incident 2.0. But it's also a way that we could kill him, after all, he can't take over the body that killed him, if the body is his... Right?
The Book. This could easily backfire, and make the writer of the book be taken over. But assuming that The Book grants you immunity to Fyodor's ability, you could easily just write in "Fyodor Dostovey never got his ability" if The Book doesn't grant you immunity you could easily write "(insert name here) is immune to Fyodor Dostovey's ability" and you can kill him.
Nature. If Fyodor dies in an earthquake or something, since there was no one trying to kill him, and because the vampire that killed him was seen more as a weapon leading him to take over Bram (ISTG IF YOU HURT MY SUBSTITUTE FATHER FIGURE... *ahem* anyways...) By being killed by nature, Fyodor's ability won't activate. (And let's face it, if it can activate and he becomes the whole ass Earth or something, I think we have bigger problems to worry about.)
Someone with no intentions or interest in killing him. This is extremely unlikely but, the vampire that killed Fyodor wasn't taken over because they were more similar to a "weapon" that killed him. The actual person who wanted to kill him was Bram. That's why he took over Bram. Well what if, there was someone who just stabbed him? No intent to kill, no orders to kill him, not even aware on what the just did, they just stabbed him for no reason. Would his ability affect them? (Probably)
Those are currently all my theories, the most probable ones are probably the Dazai, and Book one.
Also, I assume that Fyodor's probably immune to aging, because I'm 90% sure, that the person he used to be (before Bram) was the same guard who killed him almost 100 years ago.