. . . loving any boy only leads to them disappointing you once you realize that they're boring or immature or an axe murderer.
Soman Chainani, from Quests for Glory
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this was gonna be just a sketch and then suddenly this happened-
anyways have an unhinged boi in his natural environment
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shawngus is so good the most dynamic ever. local weirdo who's only weird because he's angry at his father is in love with mr. normal upstanding citizen whose side gig is being the most neurotic man ever & their top love language is committing to the bit. if you put them in a situation where they can either follow the law or wear silly little costumes they will choose door #2 every single time & manage to destroy several other doors in the process
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*how does it feel to know that you are alone, sister? That nobody is coming to help you? That there is no kindness, no mercy left to be had?*
Episode 19 Carpenter got me absolutely possessed. In fact, Carpenter got me feral. Like 2 drawings of the same wet, depressed, deranged, gods favorite, cappuccino lover, wanted criminal and mass murderer asexual disaster woman is a lot
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one arm for the battle axe, one arm for the babe -i mean bestie- i mean bro-i mean boyfrien-i mean-
(click for quality oh my god)
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Nathan was really barefoot in his murder basement that probably hadn’t been cleaned since he went to prison
Feet out in front of god and everyone while holding a heavy and sharp object he had not handled in a while and could have easy smashed his bare ass feet with while trying to catch and chop up a div 1 athlete
Just fully toes out to kill his son
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One thing I find so interesting is how in book 19, Cassie’s reckoning comes at the realization she may have leaped after Jake said to back off. When she had permission, she didn’t feel responsibility.
I mean, that's Jake's whole dang role on the team, isn't it? As Marco puts it "No votes. Jake decides. Then if it goes bad, we can all blame him" (#25). As with every Marco line ever, he's both joking and... not. Throw in all the times he sarcastically calls Jake "Dad", as a way of calling out someone else for treating Jake like a dad, and it's clear Marco gets it.
That is the point of Jake. He gives the order, and thus neither Ax (who pulled the lever) nor Marco (who made the call) has the blood of 17,000 yeerks on their hands. It's only Jake's crime. Jake gave the order, and so not only can Cassie (in #50) and Rachel (in #47) blame him for David, but he can go ahead and blame himself (#41). Jake gave the order, and so Ax did not actually run from battle (#26). Jake gave the order, and so Marco did not actually let his mom die (#30).
He's their water-carrier, their scapegoat. He doesn't want to be, but someone has to do it.
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@sketchquill
Guess whos back
Uh inspired from when wally dragged y/n to hell or whatever 🧍🧍🧍🧍and no the sleeve and rose arent flipped your just hallucinating wake up wake up wake up
Uh shoutout to the ibis paint materials section for being my lord and savior when it came to the bg hands 🙌
Wally caused a little bit of a struggle but nothing good ol julie couldnt handle!
I wouldve drawn a fully done thing of her if it werent for the fact its 1am and ive got like seven other things i should be doing instead
Oh uh and heres me eating wallys veil cause it looks tasty
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I hate horror films with cats in them they always kill the cat.
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