[fromhersoul]

[dct239394cvvd098dffgggp]

its so easy to pander to me in fiction media. show me a guy that for some reason doesnt feel himself to be as human as most others are and i will sit with him for hours

[alucarddaily]

Catastrophic cutie pie Alucard moments no survivors found

[aquilaofarkham]

big fan of whenever alucard is shown like this. me walking around my house while wrapped in my fave blanket

[so-many-ocs]

*voice of someone craving even the tiniest sliver of control* i could make a spreadsheet,

[attaboylew]

ellie via wolfalicemusic

[digitalecstasis]

[witchiestwitch]

"No head in a bag?"

[karrakazz]

feeling esoteric on this friday night. feeling a little obscure and arcane

[alucard-fahrenheit-tepes]

Fuck em' up, Alucard‼️

[drops-of-universe]

*genuinely absorbed zero information* got it

[achillesinhighheels]

[pikslasrce]

*flirting* sorry about the blood in my mouth i wish it was yours

[ilycard]

going walkies (my twitter banner)

[curlychip]

I did a full re-read of the Captive Prince trilogy and something that stood out to me is how much Pacat respects their audience’s intelligence. Things are not pointlessly repeated. The dialogue is not convoluted and the characters do not drift away from their characterisation for the sake of simplicity and shock. The audience is expected to keep up with the plot and not be served the facts on a platter. Things that escape the main POV character’s notice can be revealed to the reader, as long as they are paying attention. Our own understanding of the line of events is not strictly tied to that of Damen’s.

The love and labour put into the pages is apparent in every sentence. The book requires your full attention, and that’s its power.

[maginico]

sorry we’re closed

[boredandqueer]

Do yourself a favour and listen to Visions of a Life by Wolf Alice, it's the closest you'll get to heaven.