sometimes at night i think about the part in dream thieves (i think?) where adam offhandedly described quasi suffocating himself to sleep when he can’t sleep what is wrong with him
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Hi . Did you know Admam ahdhsijsnsnmdhdnshsnsyjdnammnxgxbxgnxbnxxvjfifjdufkdjfnfhdj
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I think I need to reread The Raven Cycle so I can be back in Adam’s mind. I just adore his head space, the way he sees the world, the way he sees himself and other people.
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it’s really entertaining to me how in the dreamer trilogy adam was in his gansey era collecting sad queer people. makes one think. the homeboy was serious about his silly little thing, huh. oh you know. crawling inside gansey’s skin and setting up a camp there. or maybe even staying there forever. if he felt like it.
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I know that we are all aware of the many similarities between All for the game and The Raven cycle but I feel the need to point them out anyway. These books are all amazing and life changing and I would not recommend them to ANYONE, but everyone in the world needs to read them. They are just books. No they are NOT, they are an experience. You read them for the first time because why not and then you have to re read them constantly because your whole life revolves around them now. They make no fucking sense whatsoever and yet every word is etched into my soul. Everyone in the books has so much past trauma and gains new trauma during the story. Everyone is SO loved. The found families are top tier, and every member would die for the others no questions asked. There's murder. There's abusive parents. There's iconic cars. There's unhinged characters obsessed with random things ( exy- finding a dead Welsh king ). There's ravens. All the characters are lgbtq because we say so. They're stories about finding your place in the world.
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i know we talk a lot about the “why do you hate you” “i don’t” ronan lynch moment (as we should). but i don’t think we talk Enough about the “he thought about it” that comes before he answers the question and wakes up. because good god. it’s the whole self hatred being this second skin, this thing you don’t even notice is there, until you’re confronted by it thing. and something about the eventual examination of that self hatred and realizing that actually that second skin, that hurt, isn’t relevant anymore — that actually, finally, you understand yourself a little better and are ready to be kinder to yourself.
ronan lynch,
here’s to waking up.
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SOMEBODY WRITE THIS ABOUT RONAN AND ADAM, AND OPAL IS THEIR KID I NEED IT NOW
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