#god she is such a disaster. I love her
there will never be a messier main character than anne shirley. like she literally a) got diana drunk on wine she thought was raspberry cordial, b) baked a cake with liniment instead of vanilla, c) dyed her hair green accidentally, and d) almost drowned in a river and got saved by her mortal enemy/love interest just to name a few (in the first book only)
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the calamity.
a comic about being seen.
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I have been awake all night and I think, since we got to follow Zuko from S1 even though he didn’t join the Gaang until the bitter end, we should’ve gotten the same for Toph. In between season 1 and early season 2 plots, we’d occasionally cut to this earth kingdom noble family for seemingly no reason.
Ok they are rich and they have the daughter. Alright she’s blind that’s interesting. The Beifongs will comment about canon events and their daughter is quiet and perfect in the background. Then one episode we see her earthbend something small, intriguing. Also intriguing she only looks helpless and lost when other people are around. We get more solo perspectives of her, she’s a bit more coarse away from her parents. Her earthbending continues to be used secretly, impressive but not monumental. We suspect she’ll be similar to Katara, an eager, untrained bender who learns as she teaches Aang. We wait with anticipation for this vulnerable girl to see the world and own her power.
And then they drop The Blind Bandit episode and every episode that follows are unchanged and oh. Oh. Now we are really meeting Toph.
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my fave alabasta shipping dynamics is pre-established zolu playing matchmaker (how successful they are? eehhhh) for pining namivivi
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Drawing my tav in anything but her wizard robes
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There was a post I saw about someone who mutually ghosted a guy after a date and kept matching with him and they're not interested but it's the longest "relationship" the person had been in at that point and I'm like. Karen would mutually ghost someone.
She doesn't really tell Brent/Right/Evelyn/Chris his name (he has a double first name, Patrick is not his last name) and just refers to him as "My Guy". Like "Ah damn, My Guy matched again. End my suffering." And when she tries to explain it to Right who does NOT understand how it's different, her logical answer is "it's my God given right to ghost a polite man!"
Also I just imagine her confiding in Paul about Rick and he's like "is his name Patrick" and she's like "kinda". And after that, Paul calls him "Pattycakes" cause he's never even seen the guy so why not give him a funny little nickname. He's allowed to do so at this point probably.
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Didn't you know? Our champion is favored by Arceus.
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Was Anyone But You a good Much Ado About Nothing adaptation? No, not at all, but fuck it was fun!
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𝗚𝗮𝗹𝗲 𝗶𝘀 𝗿𝗲𝗹𝘂𝗰𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝘁𝗼 𝘀𝗲𝗲𝗸 𝗵𝗲𝗹𝗽 𝗵𝗶𝗺𝘀𝗲𝗹𝗳, 𝗯𝘂𝘁 𝗲𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗿 𝘁𝗼 𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗱 𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗻𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗱𝗲𝗱. This, beyond being a testament to his softer heart, his rather sizable well of care, is a consequence of his time shared with Mystra. Being a worshipper, a follower and lover both to the mother of magic, Gale is far more familiar with giving than receiving. A tremendous deal more. Beyond those illusions of love, Mystra granted him nothing, and whenever she was troubled, even sour or short, it was Gale, doting Gale, who would smooth it out. In truth, short of the stars, he had offered her everything. His whole life to boot. Still, living for some years prioritizing Mystra, Gale's grown notably reluctant to ask for help. It's why, when strapped with the netherese orb, newly blighted and rotting to death, he'd sooner clamored in his tower than look to friends. He's loathed to show his folly, of course, and is far from a fan of stirring worry, but with Mystra, any ask he'd made was resolutely shunned, and from his lover, his deity, that left its mark. Gale--a giver, a man that wants to hope but doesn't dare to--is not a man to ask for anything. If ever he does, the ask is comically small, and even then, he expects to be denied almost immediately. Consequently, an eager kindness leaves him floored. Gale can read displeasure. (See: Mystra.) Gale's trained to soothe it, too. Yet, when confronted with the novelty of that same generosity, your resident Gale of Waterdeep is like a fish out of water.
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God, I fucking hate the otome isekai subreddit. (I know, I know, I'm just asking for pain by looking at it in the first place.) Feeling sympathy for the villainess and seeing her as a flawed human being instead of an irredeemable monster is literally the entire reason the genre exists in the first place
I feel like shoving a copy of Bakarina in everyone's faces because clearly it's not sinking in. It is actually shocking how little sympathy people on this subreddit have for any female character who isn't the female protagonist. Webtoon/Tapas commenters are somehow even worse and fly into a rage the moment a new female character appears, especially if she dares to exist in the same panel as the male lead.
I know that a lot of new otome isekai stories are often guilty of this too by just making the original female protagonist into the irredeemable monster instead. A non-zero number of otome isekai stories are intent on making sure there's a female strawman for you to hate and it's just the worst. Still, this comment sucks and I hate it.
We need more Marias, Helenas, and Alicias. We need fewer Charlottes and Debonaires.
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"let's... not talk about it..."
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Hii I'm still alive! I went out to Iowa for bio family reasons and have been... recovering... 🥲
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'Parturition' is so brave for being the yaoi ship trope episode of Voyager. "Neelix and Tom Paris had a physical.....fight." Also continuing Tom's beautiful habit of loving both infidelity and child abandonment with all his heart.
Also, wonderful out of context quote: "I had no right to push that pasta in your lap."
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After getting to meet four of them I have to say I love the archons. We have:
- God who ditched his job at the first opportunity and only pops by every now and then to check on things and get drunk (Venti).
- God who grew so tired of being a god he straight up retired in order to become a normal person, while not having the slightest idea of what being a normal person entails (Zhongli).
- God who delegated most of her job in what admittedly was an attempt to make things work as best as they could but ended up being a perfect example of "the risk I took was calculated but man am I bad at math" (Ei).
- God who's trying to do her job but who rolled a critical failure in circumstances so all she has is doing her best and the biggest inferiority complex known to Teyvat (Nahida)*.
*As of the very start of chapter III act III, I'm still working on Sumeru.
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I'm curious to know if you've ever watched Orphan Black because beth childs manages to be an extremely shannon masters coded character by dying in the first five minutes of episode one and then having the entire basis for the show centre around her absence anyway
okay i HAVE watched orphan black but not all of it. i think?? to the end of season 2 but ho boy yeah Beth was very much that kind of character & like ghdklsdk the sheer nonsense that Sarah managed to get away with as her tells you that this woman was very clone-brand with the whole 'there's something wrong with you that is also wrong with me' disaster-DNA club.
i think shannon is a more compelling character mostly because i was 'then perish' about beth's boyfriend guy (tho never forget sarah in the guns & roses tank top. monuments should be raised in its honour etc etc) and also her house was too minimalist for me. too clean. why is your house so clean beth.
but that said she does do a very similar thing to the narrative - especially when you add the layer of impersonation going on. like yes she's dead but there are copies of her out in the world, & they're simulacrum. poorly-stitched echoes. but they're carrying around her biological fault-lines and they're living wildly different lives but they're also the same, kind of hideous suggestions of what could have been, and never was, and never will be.
i do love characters who start things by Ending. obi-wan kenobi and what he says to Vader as he dies "if you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine". !!! and there is something to be said for that - how shannon and beth do things with their death that they couldn't have done with their lives, how sacrifice and tragedy can be weapons, too. & how cruel a narrative is when it tells a character that the best thing they can do for the story is die.
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Most likely won’t be playing BG3 til the latter half of October, but I wanted to spare myself a good ten hours in the CC by coming up with a character now lol, so I went to picrew. Currently nameless (though I’m thinking something like Tula? Tava? Tavali?), most likely a tiefling. After devouring some YouTube videos discussing classes, I think she’s gonna be a College of Swords bard (with a touch of sorcery), who overcame her less-than-ideal lot in life by flame sword-dancing entertaining the masses with her magical, martial, and musical prowess as a member of what is more or less a traveling troupe/circus. Absolutely playing off the ‘devilish angel’ shtick, she’s a warm ray of sunshine with a hidden hell (and perhaps history) inside. I might even make her a Zariel Tiefling specifically to further play off the whole angel/devil dichotomy, given that character’s history.
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