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#THE DRAGON PRINCE
tategaminu · 1 day
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they are the entire circus
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zuppizup · 1 day
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Snake boi Callum is my best boi
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I’ve literally never drawn Ethari before and I so had to
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maurafranklin · 3 days
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I must face my responsibility. Now that I’m king, I’ll return to Katolis. Maybe I can help the world better from the throne than if I went with you. I’ll do whatever I can to stop the war.
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m4rs-ex3 · 22 hours
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rayla's face when callum called her his friend in front of soren and claudia <3
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https://tiffany-981.mxtkh.fun/xc/mfzxXWo
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Suffer.
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https://cynthia-163.mxtkh.fun/n/nR7dPWf
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thrandilf · 2 days
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Viren if/when he hears about Aaravos getting out
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hoothalcyon · 2 days
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Runaan when he finds out Callum has used dark magic multiple times and has doomed the world by freeing Aaravos: my expectations for you were low, but holy fuck
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raayllum · 1 day
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A few things because I realize without it, this amalgamation of screencaps may not make much sense but it's all I've been thinking about for like 3 days:
As the two mages of the younger generation, Callum and Claudia are caught in a loop of both competing with and furthering each other's progression in their magical goals. We see this manifest in two main ways:
Callum and Claudia giving each other knowledge they need, even if it's incomplete. Claudia gives Callum the first half of the fulminus spell (and Rayla the second); Callum figures out the riddle that lets Claudia know there's a map to be had. While Claudia offered to literally teach him dark magic, it happened solely accidentally, with Callum's acquired knowledge being her 'undoing' (on behalf of Rayla) in 2x07. This transfer of knowledge and goals means that even though Callum helped get the prison from the Sea of the Cast Out with the opposite goal of Claudia's, he will likely 'finish' her half of the spell, if you will, by being what results in Aaravos actually getting out (possession or otherwise). Likewise, this references back to Claudia giving Callum's Harrow letter after he similarly lost it, and it is that very letter that gives him his biggest piece of information (thus far) about Aaravos' key: "Why would I open it? It's for you" / "Perhaps it will be you, Callum, who discovers the key's secrets" / "Come on sad prince - let's go get your cube" (1x04).
They're both clever, and even when they're screwing each other over, it usually results in some kind of knowledge being transferred back to each other, willing or unwillingly.
We see this most directly in the initial primal stone theft, which is arguably what kicks off both their arcs in the series in a lot of ways. Callum steals and ultimately destroys/smashes Claudia's primal stone in order to free Zym (and subsequently Rayla). He repeats this pattern of (thematic? literal?) theft a few more times: he steals/uses her dark magic book in order to free the dragon in 2x07 (and subsequently Rayla); he steals and empties out her potion in 5x09, knowing that she relies on it for her magic; and as mentioned, him and the rest of the dragang successfully steal the prison from her grasp, too.
The similarity of the prison to the primal stone has likewise been reinforced. The Dragang get the prison from Claudia after Rayla has already allied with Ezran, just like in 1x03, leaving Callum to be the one to actually disempower Claudia by removing her object of power (potion, primal stone). 6x01 ties the prison to the primal stone by giving Callum a similarly staged nightmare about smashing it, which echoes his old 2x08 dreams that do have a premonition slant surrounding them. The fact that Aaravos speaks of a great shattering (Patience) and Callum compares the whole world to a primal stone only makes this potential thread of symbolism more foreboding, whether it speaks to Aaravos' desire for getting out of his prison or for taking revenge on the Startouch elves in some manner.
Last but not least, we have the basis of for why Callum smashes Claudia's stolen primal stone (future prison?) in the first place: he had a good reason. While it's clear this sentiment is important for Claudia (and Terry) as she uses it as justification for her own actions - "Everything I'm doing is for my family. It's to save my dad" - and as the basis for why she's not evil, we see in a few instances that it's important to Callum too. He is relieved when Claudia can tell he had a good reason, specifically criticizes Rayla for not having one upon her return (as she didn't even get closure about Viren in her time away), and asserts that "if she didn't tell me, she had a good reason" when he sets her free in 5x01. And Callum asserts his own justification for both doing dark magic in the past and presumably in the present: "I had to, to save [Rayla]" and Finnegrin affirms this: "Oh, how noble."
When Claudia says "I need to tell you about some things back at home, you know, good things, bad things," Callum tells her about another good and bad thing in destroying the primal stone. It hatched Zym and took off Rayla's binding, but it also left him magic-less (and in the future, vulnerable to dark magic use). Which, ironically, is also true of Rayla's return both being "kind of good, and kind of bad" in helping Callum unlock another arcanum ("To love is simply to know this: the tides are true as the ocean is deep") and simultaneously making him more vulnerable to dark magic use (the snake chains in 5x08).
All of this being a long winded way of saying I am intrigued by how Callum and Claudia may continue to circle and 'take' things from one another - Callum leaving a deceptive pearl in the castle that Claudia may mistake for the real one / Callum being responsible for achieving Claudia's goal of freeing Aaravos - in season six, because they really have one of the most interesting and thematic foil relationships in the whole series.
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There’s “a plot against the king” but it’s just a silly joke in 4x01 right???
but every line in the dragon prince comes back and hurts 10x later on
so what if there is a genuine plot against ezran later on what then huh
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ruthari-preacher · 24 hours
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Callum: I truly go into housewife mode when I'm someone's soulmate- like, I'll make you pancakes and bacon every morning.  Rayla: This is a lie.  Rayla: I'm literally dating him. This is a lie.  Rayla: HE DOSEN’T EVEN KNOW HOW TO COOK A PANCAKE, WHAT IS THIS. Callum, crying: I TRY OKAY!
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problemsboblems · 1 day
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Ninjago Dragons Rising and The Dragon Prince both currently have the problem of "we have a young dragon character that logically should learn to talk at some point. How are we going to approach that without it being weird"
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maurafranklin · 2 days
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The stars, after all, had no interest in the lives of mortals. The stars are arrogant, blinded by their own incandescent light. As though nothing else in all the universe could burn so brightly, so beautifully!
As though nothing else could be so cruel!
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m4rs-ex3 · 3 days
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so do we think that ethari has been watching rayla's flower over the years? yes yes we do. every time he passes that pond he's hit with the grief, but his heart flutters just a little at the sight of just one person he loves still breathing. trust me trust me guys i know these things. i also know that in TTM when she was in limbo or whatever the fuck her flower started sinking (like runaan's) and he noticed and it broke him and that he was crying tears of joy when it rose again. trust
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