I often wonder about the quote-unquote logistics of Corvo the Black/Emily the Butcher endings. Emily makes more sense to me, in a way, carving her way through the empire only to come back with blood caked under her fingernails and realising that she did everything her father refused to do 15 years ago. but why did Corvo have a similar choice?
what happens to the statues later? does Emily keep her father trapped in stone? does Corvo look at his daughter, frozen in the moment and considers freeing her? is he at his deathbed when he finally reaches out and cups Emily's cheek, freeing her into a carcass of an empire that he gutted for her, in her name, in the name of her mother?
when I first heard of the endings I thought that if you reach very high chaos, you are locked into this choice - Corvo or Emily tries to free the other and the stone just doesn't budge. they are trapped. the quest is over but the world knows that the bloodshed was extreme and this is the punishment they have to face
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thinking about bobby and richarlyson in a dangerous situation together and bobby is about to get hit by an arrow or something but richa blocks it with a shield and when bobby sees this he’s like what why i thought you hated me. i hate you why do you have to be so nice and better than me and make everyone love you and not me. and richa answers bc we’re friends???? and then it hits bobby that he really made a friend and in that moment he doesn’t care about anything but getting richarlyson home safe and spending the rest of his life with him
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"astarion is a traumatized abuse victim who deserves kindness" and "astarion is a mean rat bastard man who would rip out your throat for a corn chip if he felt like it" are two statements that can and should coexist
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being Such A Little Guy has downsides including not feeling included in the conversation. fortunately, there is a very easy way to fix this.
it is important you hold your Chilchuck at eye level every once in awhile.
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Koraidons are funky (and I’d feed them all my sandwiches if I could)
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It’s very important to me that Jason is both an incredibly compassionate person with a big heart, and an absolute jackass.
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imagine you're lydia barkrock, you're this single mother who's been fighting a chronic illness for years, every day is a battle but you push through, and you tell the story of your battle to some kids you're...co-parenting? who knows, and one of them who looks extremely bad, like she's maybe had the worst day of her life yesterday, as soon she hears about your battles, reaches out and gives you the help action.
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