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highlifeboat · 3 months
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I actually really liked those two :p Like, legit, they were my favorite characters from whole show. Not sure what kind of relationship they had, but they seem to me like two BFFS, who just judge everyone :p
Also, it's interesting, how there seems to be parallel between Adam and Alastor. I've read somewhere, that Demons prefer to change they names, but same thing seemingly applies to angels (Vaggie was named by Adam). But both Alastor and Adam use their real names.
More relevant thing is how they parallel each other in final episode. Like, both Adam and Alastor are top dogs in they field, but then they faced with enemy WAY out of they league (Adam for Alastor and Lucifer for Adam), suffer brutal defeat and then have total meltdown after it :p
Don't know if all that international or not, but I do hope Adam makes a return as a sinner :p
To each their own, I like Adam more than I like Vaggie, I'll say that. More than Vaggie, not as much as like... Emily or Angel. (Honestly I'd probably say I like him and Lucifer about the same. Lucifer a little bit more)
Alastor and Adam share the idea that they can't be hurt. That they're completely untouchable, when they aren't.
Alastor has probably never actually come close to second death before, or at least not in a dog's age. And now he realized that, despite himself, he's NOT untouchable and it scares him. All that power, everything he's built for himself, all the boasting and fear he's put into people with the idea that he is an enigma. he's defeated powerful overloards. He's done so. much. to prove himself as a force to be reckoned with.
He though so highly of himself and his power, that he thought he could take on one of, if not the most, powerful human soul in Heaven. By himself.
And Adam almost took all of that away from him.
IN
FIVE
FUCKING
MINUTES. (If even)
And the worst part? HE WAS FIGHTING FOR OTHER PEOPLE
Had Alastor died, he would have died a hero. Something that also negates everything he's made for himself. Something that would ruin his reputation, even if his "heroism" was a farce. (Which... is arguable on how much he cares for these people. I believe he's gaining a soft spot, whether he likes it or not)
There's so many things that his fight with Adam could mean for him, his power, potentially whatever deal he made, and he's fucking terrified of that.
Its taking the sense of control Alastor has and RIPPING IT AWAY FROM HIM by forcing him to consider the mortality of his soul, and who he just put that on the line for and why.
AND IT'S SOOOO FUCKING GOOD. I LOVE HIS MENTAL BREAKDOWN SO MUCH.
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koi-has-joy · 4 years
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the secret to being "boring" is to say everything
Voltaire
    Here are a list of words that I know and would like to inform others of!
Tractable - easy to control, obedient
Extrinsic - external, on the outside
Rugged - rough, harsh, bumpy
Yogi - someone that does yoga
Torturous - painful
Orderly - organized, neat
Unique - one of a kind
Receptive - open minded, willing to accept new ideas
Apt - likely, most likely
Nonplussed - confused, unsure, unprepared
Oscillate - rotates, sways back and forth
Throng - a large crowd
Homage - public display of respect
Extricate - escape, remove, free yourself of something
Regress - go back, return to a previous state
Bait - lure, attract, tempt, intisce
Reciprocate - give back, pay back, in return
Idiom - an expression that’s not meant to be taken seriously
Credence - faith, trust, belief, confidence
Kith - friends, acquaintances
Impose - to put in place, force upon
Novelty - something new, original
Taper - to decrease, decline, lessen, reduce, go away
Harangue - long angry speech, rant
Eyesore - unpleasant sight, ugly, unpleasing to the eye
Whim - impulse, sudden desire
Arbiter - somebody that’ll settle a dispute or argument
Legitimate - lawful, legal
Lieu - instead, in place of
Faze - disturb
Archaic - old fashioned, out of style
Bedlam - chaos, commotion
Outlandish - bizarre, unusual, weird
Temerity - courage, gull
Terse - short, brief, to the point, concise
Ornery - mean, grouchy, grumpy
Triskaidekaphobia - fear of the number 13
Modus Operandi - pattern/method of doing something
Egregious - shockingly bad, outstandingly horrible
Denigrate - degrade, criticize, belittle
Gratuitous - unnecessary, unneeded
Iconic - well known, famous, popular
Tact - caution, sympathy, sensitivity, thoughtfulness
Ultimatum - final choice/option/chance
Affront - insult, an offense, a sign of disrespect
Toilsome - involving hard work or labor
Innocuous - not harmful or offensive
Offhand - offensive, carelessly, indifferent
Nepotism - family bias, favoritism
Listless - lifeless, lacking energy or enthusiasm
Insinuate - imply, to suggest, to hint at
Vivacious - full of life, energetic, lively
Indignant - angry
Noisome - stinky
Ostentatious - flashy, extravagant, showy
Neurotic - overly nervous, unstable
Atrocious - terrible, shockingly bad, horrible
Paraphernalia - tools, objects that go along with a particular activity
Recoup - regain, recover
Anomaly - unique, out of the ordinary, unexpected
Yore - a long time ago
Essence - the key element, the basis
Relish - great enjoyment
Stupor - in a daze, state of unawareness, near unconsciousness
Chagrin - disappointment, frustration, annoyance
Hinder - to delay, to obstruct, slow it down
Obviate - prevent, eliminate
Ordeal - challenge, experience of difficulty
Liable - accountable, responsible
Somber - gloomy, grim, serious, sad
Onset - beginning of something, start
Umbrage - offense
Trepidation - fear, nervousness
Discomfit - to make someone uncomfortable
Etymology - the study of words
Meddlesome - nosey
Orientation - the act or process of becoming familiar with something
Nemesis - rival, enemy
Staunch - dedicated, devoted, loyal, reliable
Bonafide - real, actual or genuine
Ire - anger
Loquacious - talkative
Lucid - clearly
Indigenous - native, from originally
Ethic - a set of morals
Jovial - happy, cheerful, friendly, kind
Exacerbate - to worsen
Aspire - to hope for, to dream of
Nullify - numb, cancel out, void
Tout - flaunt, boast
Logistics - plans, steps, arrangements, the process of managing or coordinating
Kismet - fate
Subrosa - secret, hidden
Hone - to sharpen or perfect a skill
Onus - responsibility
Wane - decrease, lessen, decline
Harbor - keep, hold on to 
Obstinate - stubborn
Sycophant - suck up, flatterer
Taut - stretched or pulled tightly
Battery - a long list or series
Lethargic - tired, unmotivated
Unwarranted - unfair, undeserved, unjust
Envoy - message
Status quo - normal, the usual, the way things are
Ubiquitous - everywhere, existing or present everywhere
Extraneous - extra, unnecessary, unrelated
Divisive - separation or hostility
Expound - explain in great detail
Snippet - a small bit of, portion
Histrionic - overly emotional, dramatic
Oraion - formal speech
Ensemble - a group that performs together
Succinct - brief, to the point
Superlative - the best
Tenet - opinion or belief
Acclimate - get used to, adapt
Innate - something you’re born with
Reparation - something you do or pay to make up for something that you’ve done wrong
Watershed - turning point
Ad Nauseam - to the point of annoyance
Yearn - crave, long, desire
Taboo - wrong, forbidden, restricted
Optimal - the best, ideal
Heinous - wicked, evil
Ergo - therefore
Affirmation - approval
Vilify - degrade, criticize, condemn
Edify - change for the better, improve, to instruct
Nexus - center
Magnanimous - generous
Amenable - open, willing, agreeable
Gaggle - noisy group
Inclusive - sharp, clear, direct
Consolidate - combine, unite
Altruism - selfless
Laconic - quick, brief, short, concise
Mesh - connect, work closely together
Yield - produce, grow
Snide - rude, mocking, insulting, sarcastic
Rescind - change, reverse, cancel
Lackadaisical - slow, lazy, unenthusiastic
Seethe - not showing/expressing intense anger
Wince - flinch/cringe in pain
Harmonious - agreeable, peaceful, friendly
Abscond - escape, flee
Trite - unoriginal, overused
Stupendous - extraordinary, astonishing
Evolve - to develop gradually
Repercussions - consequence of a previous action
Absolve - getting rid of guilt/responsibility, flee
Excursion - trip, journey
Negligible - insignificant
Mishap - accident
Sadistic - getting pleasure off of other people's pain, cruel, vicious
Malleable - impressionable, influenceable
Amity - peace, harmony
Existential - pertaining to existence or being
Obsequious - excessively obedient
Loathe - to hate
Solicit - to ask or request
Intricate - complex or detailed
Prodigy - a person or thing with extraordinary traits or abilities
Replete - having plenty, being full of
Delude - to mislead someone into believing something that isn’t true
Homonym - words that sound the same with different meanings
Elusive - hard to catch or pin down
Juxtapose - to put things side by side for comparison
Witless - without intelligence or wisdom, foolish
Zenith - a climatic or highest point
Vehement - very emotional or earnest
Unwieldy - difficult to carry or move due to size, weight or shape
Obligate - to hold someone to accomplishing a task
Transact - to exchange or conduct business with others
Purport - appear or claim to be or do something, especially falsely
Timorous - showing or suffering from nervousness, fear or lack of confidence, timid, without courage
Negate - to deny or cancel
Paltry - small or meager
Petty - of little importance, trivial
Reciprocate - to give in return
Pungent - having a strong smell or taste
Intrepid - confident, fearless
Eschew - to avoid or refrain from using
Divergent - moving progressively away from each other, tending to be different or develop in different directions
Cajole - to persuade through the use of flattery
Tangible - touchable, clear or undeniable
Luminous - glowing or brightly lit
Recuperate - to regain, to restore health or strength
Abnegate - to give up or renounce
Deteriorate - to become worse over time
Maxim - a saying or phrase that expresses a truth or rule
Evanescent - vanishing or fleeting
Usurp - to take wrongful possession
Dominion - sovereignty or control
Tenure - the conditions under which land or buildings are held or occupied
Vicissitude - a change of general situation or circumstances
Undulate - to make wave-like motion, to move like a wave
Prim - formal, proper
Relinquish - to give up or surrender control of something
Sapience - great wisdom or acquired knowledge
Resplendent - shining brightly and pleasantly
Atonement - amends made for a past wrong
Enigma - a mysterious or puzzling thing or person
Fraudulent - deceitful or fake
Reconcilable - capable of being restored to harmony
Iniquity - a weighty wrong or injustice
Jeopardize - to put at risk
Rigmarole - a complex, usually absurd procedure
Salience - the quality of being prominent or standing out
Ameliorate - to male a situation or problem better
Debase - to reduce in value or character
Advocate - to make a case for, to actively support a cause or person
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sulphvrs · 6 years
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location: living room
time: 6 PM
status: closed to @xanderchaelier​
         Captivating views were always breeding grounds for introspection. There was an underlying enigma to all that glamour, fueling all pursuits of rumination, akin to the influence of a sleepless night or a particularly resonant memory. Try as she might to deny it, Maxine had not seen the world through these eyes: where opulence seemed only to abound, leaving its spectator in absolute astonishment. Her mind held no memories of pristine sheets; neither does it recall a time when her feet did not trod with such vigilance in fear of encountering something unwanted.
         The sight that lay before her marred any desire to resist contemplation. Maxine had witnessed Time pass before her eyes — the briefing met its conclusion; the sun waned and made room for the moon; and the stars reclaimed their place in the sky, setting the darkness alight — but she remained unmoved. What she felt was too powerful to be fully acknowledged, but too insignificant to be given a name. It resembled shock, more than anything, but it was a kind of shock that rendered her speechless and motionless altogether. There was an unseen force that glued her to her seat — the same seat where the bad news — anyone who daresay it was otherwise earned the sharpest of glares from the girl — was delivered to her: there was power in her very touch, but it was unkind to all those who beckoned it.
        A healer Maxine once was, a healer she could be no longer — not with the harm this curse her abilities could potentially lead to. But hope was not lost: there were negators, individuals who essentially robbed the subjects of their powers; and that control lay in someone who was not particularly unknown to Maxine. He once earned her ire, an emotion quickly replaced with respect coupled with envy. She detested him for being endowed with abilities that only enhanced his ability to heal; but, if there was hope for Maxine, it rested on his shoulders.
       Just as this thought acquainted itself with her mind, the familiar face — her negator — came into view. Holding her tongue was an impossibility, at least such was the case for Maxine.  ❝This is some fucked up shit our parents have gotten us into, huh?❞ The words fell out of her mouth almost immediately. ❝I mean, I guess it is for some of us. I wonder what it’s like — to get abilities you actually want.❞ The last statement was wondered aloud, and not without bitterness: it seeped through her words with transparency completely unrestrained.
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