lexi

fia boginya thinks brian murphy is a sick fuck

[mother--war]

The Worm King's Lullaby - Richard Siken / What We Buried - Caitlyn Siehl / Untitled - Sara Rian / At the Mountains of Sweetness - Dimension 20: A Crown of Candy / Not A Day Goes By - Stephen Sondheim / After My Brother's Death, I Reflect On the Iliad - Elisa Gonzalez / It's Okay That You're Not Okay - Megan Devine / Refusal to Mourn - Andrea Cohen

[doreensladle]

Gravestone Prayer

[heytherecentaurs]

There’s a version of the story in which Amethar is overjoyed to learn he has another daughter. A version where he could give her the family she never had and where he could make up for lost time. There’s a version where Ruby and Jet are thrilled to have another sister and teach her twin speak. There’s a version where he meets her for the first time and opens his arms wide, knowing she lost so much and intent on giving her as much as possible. He’d make up for missed birthdays and holidays, he’d boast about his three strong willed and beautiful daughters. He’d laugh at her jokes and the misadventures of Jet and Ruby and their older sister Saccharina. There’s a version of the story, but not one A Crown of Candy could ever tell.

By her very existence in the story she hurts people. Her place in the story springs from a wound too deep for happiness. It isn’t her fault. It isn’t a character flaw. It’s a machination of the storytelling and medium. A warm and happy family was waiting to invite her in, but the only way she appears in the story is if they’re no longer a warm and happy family capable of inviting her in. That’s so cruel. A terrible irony.

[crystaiskiess]

“What is the point of having magic if I can’t… bring her back?”

[kyeree]

This meme but Hardwon reincarnating

[miidniite]

Lou (lavonte): do you know the names of the pacman ghosts?

Murph *completely serious*: inky, blinky, pinky, sue. sometimes clyde.

L: is that true?

M: absolutely.

[burnerformybs]

Huge fan of the Um, Actually Tag Team episode where every other team is sitting very normally and then Murph and Emily are just...on top of each other the whole time. This is why you can't put their chairs too close together in the dome.

[okmurph]

Tits :)

[pinkbeetroot]

funniest fucking way to deliver this

[n1-adora-fan]

I love Murph’s reaction to the Emily marrying her cats debate

[caitlinhackettart]

Finished character art of Welly Hamdam, Emily Axford’s character from the latest season of #naddpod

[not-a-smartass-just-a-nerd]

you know it's a good ep when Zac is mostly out of frame

[zudrickofthemurder]

owwww murph and em both have sweaters w their cats embroidered on them🥹🥹🥹

they’re everything #to me

[hardwon-buttersnaps]

I saw this on tiktok and needed to be sure everyone here saw it too

[zudrickofthemurder]

Brian Kevin Patrick “Murph” Murphy, you have to stop. You Smoke Too Tough. Your Swag Too Different. Your Bitch Is Too Bad. They'll Kill You.

[an0rpm]

say hi intrepid heroes!

[sn0otchie]

[aroace-rizgukgak]

I want to talk about one specific thing the intrepid heroes are killing it at in this first episode. Now, there's absolutely no problem with information in-story being presented by the DM, as in "you remember that.." "you know that this is.." "you've done this before and.." because you aren't ACTUALLY your character and do not have all information about the world in your memory. But in this first episode, the intrepid heroes have shown that they KNOW this world. Sure, Brennan gives information, but a not insignificant amount of the exposition in this episode was delivered BY THE PLAYERS, IN-CHARACTER. Titles of Monty's books are said out loud with ease. Daisuke organically suggests "Do you think he's in Bellenuit?" already with preexisting knowledge about him, and they have an in-character conversations about Bellenuit with complete familiarity of the place and what it's like. When Monty hears that there's a ship, he asks "Is it the Kingfisher?" because he already knows that that's a ship Marya has, which HASN'T been mentioned by name yet. In-character, this is PERFECT in how effortlessly it establishes their knowledge, and makes character naturally feel like real people living in this world; and out of character, it's a testament to the effort and enthusiasm and skill put into it.